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Forecasting Stock Market Rallies
Forecasting Stock Market Rallies
Forecasting Stock Market Rallies
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This book deals with medium term explosive rises. After the 1929 Oct-Nov Crash, the Dow soars 48%. The termination of the Great Depression is marked by a 94% gain in 2 months. In the midst of the 1857 Panic, stocks sky-rocket 43% in 2 months. After the Fiscal Cliff of 2012 Q4, stocks rally 22.1/2%. These are the opportunities not to be missed by investors and fund managers. Daily spikes are not neglected. The Dow soars more than 10% in 1 day on 7 occasions, and we analyze the most bullish 2 spikes with our Prediction Module. Our precision analysis techniques are revealed to readers in plain language.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherWong Y T
Release dateOct 20, 2014
ISBN9781311143556
Forecasting Stock Market Rallies
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Wong Y T

I am a retired accountant in Hong Kong. I have spent more than 40 years studying market trends for Gold and Dow Jones Industrial Averages (proxy for US economy) using planetary patterns for correlations. I believe that gold and the stock market are active processors of planetary influences.In the first 30 years, I applied geocentric planetary aspects in my research work but there always seemed to be something missing.The breakthrough came in 2010 when I hit upon several ideas: (1) Jupiter Trojans must be incorporated into the analyses, (2) Bird’s eye views and Heliocentric views of the Solar System should be used (in addition to Geocentric views), (3) Asteroid Ceres is a bearish object, and (4) Curvature of Space must be taken into consideration. As the Solar System is 3-dimentional, latitudes (declination) of the planets were added. The missing pieces of the jigsaw fell into proper places.The new paradigm can unravel the mysteries of the vicissitudes of U.S. economy. Booms and Busts are predictable by applying the theory. It is no hyperbole to claim this significant advancement in research as an earth-shattering event. It revolutionizes future ways to interpret economic development. In particular, the discoveries fill the void in the subject of Economics by adding a Prediction Module, elevating it to a True Science.One can now forecast major market trends with precision!

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    Forecasting Stock Market Rallies - Wong Y T

    FORECASTING STOCK MARKET RALLIES

    Copyright 2014 Wong Y T

    Published by Wong Y T at Smashwords

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    This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return it to your favorite ebook retailer and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

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    Also by Wong Y T, published at Smashwords:

    Forecasting Economic Crises

    Forecasting the Great Depression

    Forecasting the Financial Meltdown

    Forecasting the Flash Crash and Sovereign Debt Crisis of the PIGS

    Forecasting Stock Market Super Bulls

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    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    Section 01: Introduction

    Section 02: Planetary influences

    Section 03: Monster rally during Depression

    Section 04: Bottom of the Great Depression

    Section 05: Explosive rise that terminates the Depression

    Section 06: Phenomenal rise in midst of Panic of 1857

    Section 07: Big rally after the 2012 Fiscal Cliff

    Section 08: Largest daily gains

    Appendix A – Analysis tools & References

    Appendix B – Aspects & Writing convention

    Appendix C – Glossary

    SECTION 01: INTRODUCTION

    This book forecasts medium term bullish phases of the U. S. stock market. Medium term bullish scenarios are frequently encountered in the past, and they will occur often in future.

    Explosive rises of up to 94% in 2 months are discussed. These rallies often happen in the midst of financial panics. The most interesting rally occurs in 1930 Q1 during the Great Depression. The big bounce is so encouraging that Herbert Hoover, US President, is reported to have responded in June 1930 to a delegation requesting a public works program to help speed up economy recovery, Gentleman, you have come 60 days too late. The depression is over. But the stock market immediately resumes its precipitous declines for 2 more years.

    To verify the validity of the Prediction methodology, it is best to apply it to analyzing rallies in the middle of panics, such as The Great Depression of 1930s and the Panic of 1857 (failure of Ohio Insurance Co.). A recent example after the Fiscal Cliff is discussed in detail. The largest daily gains in the history of DJIA are scrutinized. In these examples, precision timing (correct to the day) and the predictive competency of the Forecast system are put to rigorous tests.

    We have set out on the long road to achieving a full understanding of economic performance through time, and the destination is within our sight. Our success in research for an Analytical framework is endorsed by historical evidence.

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    SECTION 02: PLANETARY INFLUENCES

    The following couplet summarizes the negative and positive influences of the planets:

    "A bear market, Jupiter and Trojans dictate.

    Mars, Saturn, and Pluto a rising trend create."

    The Solar System

    The Sun-Jupiter System is added to show the positions of bearish Trojan

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