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The Sixteenth Wave Is Always a Respite 5/2/22

The wave pattern has reached the classic 16th wave, so well described by TS Eliot.

In Hurstian terms we see clear on the two hour bars, the 3 day cycle which sometimes combines into a sonnet of six, but then returns to the rhythm of the night.

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As to whether this wee hours holding action can amount to anything, let’s zoom in to the one hour bars on the ES S&P 24 hour fuguetures.

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It would seem that unless the ES clears 4180 by the first hour of New York trading, then nothing would have happened yet. That would lead me to the conclusion that nothing will.

On the other hand two levels to watch on the downside are 4130 and 4122. If they give way, the bottom would probably drop out. It would not surprise me to see 4000 by day’s end. But lest I get carried away, I will stick to the art of centered moving average projection. That calls for 4050-60 as a low on the 5 day cycle.

And for the big picture:

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