Preliminary analysis of the S&P500 chart shows three Engrbytrade™ marker sets indicating an end point in March 2026. This end point currently provides a price range between 1250 and 1500. The development of this method is based on research of repeatability from previous sets found over decades. A set of markers, or identifiable low points, within the S&P500 chart structure should align to reach a future end point. This evaluation is also done on an arithmetic chart scale, not a logarithmic scale. It provides an end point within a general time frame and price range. A minimum of two marker sets are needed in order to conduct this type of analysis. One example is shown in the second S&P500 chart covering the 1966 to 1975 time frame. Markers should also align with the expectation of an upcoming market decline. This includes topics such as:
- Fed rate cuts that are following their 2007 model, as discussed on January 3, 2025
- Buffet indicator readings continuously running in the +2 standard deviation range
- Magnificent 7 stocks driving markets higher
- Record levels of U.S. households and non-profits holding stocks
Marker locations may be added based on future events and price changes. At this point it is not clear if these chart structures are intentionally designed and executed as part of a plan. This work is focused on major indices, not stocks.
Note that this information is for educational purposes only and not a recommendation.
Charts courtesy of StockCharts.com.
