Daily Murmur 03/11/10

by Gary Glover

 The 60 year cycle is casting a strong shadow over our market at the moment.  Since the 2002 low we have basically mirrored the 1940's market and although it's only early in the next decade we seem to following the start of the 1950's so far.

We previously noted that after each large correction in history, the market bounced towards the 50% or 61.8% Fibonacci correction point and then tended to trade sideways for an extended period.  

So the chart below shows we are at this critical 61.8% level which we have already found resistance at recently.  Do we follow the norm after 80% of all large declines and range trade for the next couple of years or do we do the slow climb which mirrors the 60 year cycle which has been the most accurate forecast tool for the last 8 years and basically led us the way.




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