Time is running out for bears in this "10-week oscillation"... but it could still happen into around Feb.09
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JB CyclesIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 26 Jan 2026, 02:25 UTC
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- 18 May 2026, 20:23 UTC
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The analyst presents a cycle-based outlook for various indices (S&P, DAX, Nifty 50, Bitcoin). For the immediate future (Jan 25 into Feb 09), the 4-week cycle suggests a bearish bias for the S&P, potentially leading to a breakdown to previous lows, although a 'bullish pop' or 'bear trap' is also considered. The broader 3.5-year cycle indicates a bearish period into the spring for global markets like DAX and Nifty 50, with both indices showing potential topping formations and risks of breaking key trendlines. For Bitcoin, a bear flag formation is anticipated, potentially involving a short-term rally followed by a deeper correction, aligned with a 17-week cycle indicating an end to bullish momentum. The overall long-term outlook (28-year cycle) points to a significant market correction extending into late 2025/early 2026, followed by a bullish run into 2028.
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