Todays video from Lars von Thienen inspired me to make a video about the 57 week cycle, allthough he did not mention it in his video (but the double 114 week cycle). When I study the 57 week cycle, I don not come to the same market outlook as Lars...
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JB CyclesIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 05 May 2025, 19:09 UTC
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- 18 May 2026, 20:23 UTC
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The video analyzes the German DAX and S&P 500 (SPX) using a 57-week cycle, concluding that current market conditions are bearish. It mentions that max fear, from a cycle composite, correlates with a market top. The analyst shows a chart for the DAX where the cycle is at its peak and predicts that the downtrend for the market should resume soon, as he doesn't agree with the theory of the 'max fear at the bottom'. He presents an SPX chart where the cycle is also at its peak and the prices have already turned down, confirming the bearish trend for SPX. The video suggests that a rally to an all-time high is unlikely for the S&P 500 and a marginal higher high might occur for DAX.
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