Stocks are in an interesting spot here as I have two possible Trading Cycle (TC1) counts out of the Feb IC Low.

One is Bullish and the other Bearish.

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Several Cycle Newsletters, in public posts, feel we are on day 58/59 here and seeking out the next Daily Cycle Low (my Trading Cycle). This is one of my scenarios but I think there is also second scenario that needs to be considered as well.

http://blog.smartmoneytrackerpremium.com/2016/05/weekend-charts-3.html

The second scenario has a TC1 Low at 38 days were we potentially had a mild TC low but within my time band (36-45 days on ave). Under this second scenario, we are now on day 21 of TC2 and close to failing (i.e. making a lower TC Low).

The first scenario is that we are on day 59 and still looking for the TCL or DCL as others call it. Several Cycle newsletters have this view while my bias is towards my second scenario. I have circled the area on my first chart show the wedge forming (Green TC line and my speculative Red IC Downtrend line.) Scenario # 2 leads to the Green line breaking while scenario #1 has a breakout above the Red line in my circle.

This is very important as I am expecting the next SPX IC Low in the June/July timeframe based on time. A breakdown below the green line will likely lead to a lower IC Low while an upside breach will likely lead to a higher low based on time.

The Bullish case is bolstered by the Dow, Trannies and other indexes breaking above the 7 Year downtrend line during this rally. My second chart, however, is a long term weekly showing the “2000-02 Fractal” where we had False Breakout on the Dow above the 7 Year downtrend line (also in the Trannies and other Indicies as well).

Other Cycle Gurus has cited that the current break above the 7 Year line signals the end of the Bear but I think that the Jury is still out on that front based on my 2000-02 Fractal.

Mr Market will decide that for us so stay tuned. We may even see an oversold rally into mid May here but which way price breaks out of my wedge in the first chart will likely give us a clue to the longer term health of the stock market.

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