Crash events forecasting algo accurate at calling market tops and bottoms
The statistical crash probability analysis (SCPA) algorithm’s forecast for an interim market bottom to occur on March 23, 2020, was precisely accurate. It was the algo’s third consecutive precise major global markets call for March of 2020. The day after the...
Dip buyers, beware of sensational headlines!
Many investors are salivating to trade the dips in a stock market which is becoming increasingly more volatile. It’s because Wall Street for the week ended March 13th according to the headlines had its worst week since 2008. Its human nature to want to buy at fire...
Market Crash Pathology Reduces Investor Risk
My discovering that the pathology used to categorize hurricane risk (Categories 1-5) can also be utilized for stock market crashes is a breakthrough for all investors. Instead of riding out crashes, as was similarly the case for hurricanes, investors now and in the...
2020 Crash is equivalent to 3rd “Category 5 Hurricane” in 90 years! Get out of market today!
Based on my findings from researching empirical data from the Dow crash of 1929 and the NASDAQ dotcom bubble bursting in 2000, investors should immediately sell all of their holdings of mutual funds and all stock that are priced over $10 per share TODAY. This crash...
Market Ripens For Correction… Or Crash
Based on my analysis of the S&P 500 technical chart patterns after new all-time highs were set in 1999, 2000, 2007, 2018 and 2019, the index is ripening for a significant correction or a crash. The volatility increasing for a market that is making new...
Visionary Market Analyst Michael Markowski Predicted the Third-Largest Drop in Dow’s History
Spotlight Television will air an interview on National television on October 20th, with Michael Markowski one of the top analyst’s in the nation who predicted in advance the recent stomach-churning stock fall on October 10th, 2018.
Day of Reckoning Approaching for Market
A day of reckoning is approaching for the US stock market. The market’s math simply does not add up. The math not adding up was why I recommended to all the readers of my September 2007, Equities Magazine column to get out of the five largest brokers...
Have Wall Street’s brokers been Pigging Out?
I have been following the recent liquidity crisis, which has been caused by the problems with subprime mortgages. Given that Wall Street’s five big brokers, Merrill Lynch, Goldman Sachs, Lehman Brothers Holdings, Morgan Stanley and Bear Stearns, and many of the world’s bankers have exposure to mortgages and mortgage backed securities, I decided to do some research on this problem and how it could affect the stock market …