Stock Market Trend Pattern 2022

Stock-Markets / Stock Market 2022 Jul 20, 2022 - 12:43 AM GMT

My stock market big picture remains to expect the Dow to target a trend towards a probable bottom by late August / Early September at approx Dow 29,600 So far the stock market has not done anything to negate this scenario and thus remains the direction of travel ahead of my next stock market in-depth analysis.

With the Dow closing Friday at 29,988 we are within touching distance that I now expect to resolve in an imminent summer rally which some patrons took to imply that the low could come early, no I still expect what ever rally morphs over the coming days to resolve in a LOWER low within the expected time window of Late August to early September.

Looking beyond August as I last wrote I doubt that 29,600 would be THE FINAL low which I expect to emerge from within a volatile bottoming trading range into the end of October as the Dow swings through 29,600 several times ahead of probably strong rally into at least Christmas.

As for what comes next, to elaborate upon what I wrote last week regarding the S&P the S&P is targeting a trend to first support zone of 3875 to 3825 that will likely break given that we are in a bear market to target a trend to a new bear market low of 3730 before embarking on the next bear market rally that will once more resolve in a trend lower to target 3600 by Mid August to early September for the target bear market low." The actual swing down has been deeper to 3628 but nothing out of the ordinary for this bear market that implies to expect a bear market rally to just below 4100, targeting 4088 based on swings analysis.

Thus the S&P either has already bottomed or will imminently do so early next week to target a bear market rally to at least 4088 into early July where the big question mark is can the stock market punch through resistance for a more meaningful rally? So far to date the swings in this bear market have been relatively mild when compared to bear markets of past. Which is either good news or bad news i.e. good in that the declines are orderly, bad in that it could signal the calm before the storm. At this point I still see this as a relatively mild bear market to target a 20% decline on the Dow and so I will use the rally as an opportunity to trim positions. As a rough guide I'll be seeking to trim at between +18% to +25% off the recent lows i.e. trimming AMD on a rally to above $99 whilst I doubt it will punch above resistance at $109. And similar for the other stocks that I have bought heavily into during the past few days.as the AI stocks table illustrates.

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Nadeem Walayat has over 30 years experience of trading derivatives, portfolio management and analysing the financial markets, including one of few who both anticipated and Beat the 1987 Crash. Nadeem's forward looking analysis focuses on UK inflation, economy, interest rates and housing market. He is the author of five ebook's in the The Inflation Mega-Trend and Stocks Stealth Bull Market series that can be downloaded for Free.

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