Future of Gold

Gold is currently on track for a long-term climb to higher prices in the coming years. The current engrbytrade Gold model indicates a price of $1600 (+/-1%) is expected by the end of 2019. Overall, Commercial Futures Traders Gold Short Positions have been in a down trend since 2010, and an average annual increase of 22% per year in the price of gold is expected for the next several years. The Federal Reserve has full control over the price of this element and will manipulate the price as needed to meet their inflationary target of 2% per year. It is not the prospect of wealth with gold that one should be overly concerned with, but one should focus on the need for a hedge against a dramatic price increase in goods and services over the next several years as the Federal Reserve ultimately exceeds their inflationary expectations.
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Dow: Two Choices

Based on the Current Projected Scenario Model noted on March 3, 2019 and a separate independent model, the Dow is expected to continue its decline going into March 22, 2019. At that point Market Makers have two choices. The first choice would push the Dow back up to 26,800 and then continue its decline to 16,000. The second would provide a direct decline to the 16,000 range without a rally. Depending on Market Makers near term profit motives, the direction they take will determine if both independent models are revised.

Final Low In Silver

Preliminary calculations, based on data up to March 8, 2018 indicate $14.35 (+/- 1/2 %) should be the expected final low in silver during the week of April 15, 2019. If Gold Banks and Commercial Futures Traders follow through with their long term plans based on historical trading data, notional figures indicate silver is expected move above $100 on or before August 2025. Additional research will be needed to update the model as time progresses.
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Dow: Computer Model Update

The following projection is based on Market Maker activities up to February 25, 2019. A significant decline is expected this year, but the Exchange Stabilization Fund could intervene again and support the stock market, as they did in late December 2018. If they do intervene, a revision to the Model shown below will be required.

Current Projected Scenario (Model #2019-3, Rev.0)
Dow closing price on February 25, 2019: 26,091.95
1. Dow declines to June 24, 2019 (+/- 1 day)
Projected close: 13,177.60 (+/-1%)
2. Dow moves up to August 16, 2019 (+/- 1 day)
Projected close: 16,800.00 (+/- 1%)
3. Dow declines to November 19, 2019 (+/- 1 day)
Projected close: 10,791.00 (+/- 1%)

Pullback in Silver Starting

As noted on January 27, 2019, silver has started its decline and is expected to drop below the $14 level for a final long-term accumulation opportunity. Commercial Futures Traders have been accumulating short positions since November 2018 in preparations for this decline. With respect to this long-term accumulation, it is expected that silver will be in the $20 range by 2021, and continue to move higher, eventually going parabolic to the $60 range in several years.

Dow: Significant Decline in 2019

A significant decline has been scheduled for 2019 and the majority of investors will be shocked when it occurs. From the Dow’s pivot point on February 25, 2019, initial calculations indicate the Dow is expected to decline to the 13,500 range by mid-May 2019. Additional work is needed to construct a model reflecting this move. While in the process of conducting this decline, Market Makers will not hesitate to identify numerous reasons why the markets declined so rapidly, just as they have done in the past.

Dow: Retracement on schedule

On Friday, the Dow hit 25,883.25 and is within 1% of the current projected scenario model closing price of 25,669.61 for February 19, 2019 (+/- 1 trading day). A separate calculation indicates a retracement of 80% (+/- 3%) is expected for the Dow’s decline between October 3, 2018 and December 26, 2018. As of Friday the Dow has retraced 79.6% from the low in December. The Dow is still expected to start moving lower next week.

Dow: Options Expiration

Market Markets are currently focused on their timeline going into options expiration. The double top formation indicates a delay to setup a move to the downside starting mid-month. This aligns with the original projection on February 2, 2019 that a peak would occur on February 19, 2019 (+/- 1 day). The latest model shown below provides an adjustment based on Market Makers actions.

Current Projected Scenario (Model #2019-2, Rev. 1)
Dow closing price on February 14, 2019: 25,543.24
1. Dow moves up to February 19, 2019 (+/- 1 day)
Projected close: 25,669.61 (+/-1%)
2. Dow moves down to June 20, 2019 (+/- 1 day)
Projected close: 16,244.80 (+/- 1%)

Dow: Double Top in the 8th Point

The chart shown above indicates Market Makers are implementing a double top strategy in the eighth point (as discussed on January 25, 2019) for the purpose of starting a controlled decline that will last for several months. The wealth of Baby Boomers will be harvested by commercial bankers, just as they have done with previous generations. A controlled decline in the Dow is expected to lead to a low in the range of 13,000 (+/-1%) before the end of 2019. Ongoing research will provide additional details.

Dow: February Peak

Additional research indicates the Dow is expected to turn on February 19th (+/- 1 day) as shown below in the latest model. This model provides notional values and adjustments will be provided, if needed.

Current Projected Scenario (Model #2019-2, Rev. 0)
Dow closing price on February 1, 2019: 25,063.89
1. Dow moves up to February 19, 2019 (+/- 1 day)
Projected close: 25,422.00 (+/-1%)
2. Dow moves down to June 18, 2019 (+/- 1 day)
Projected close: 16,244.80 (+/- 1%)

Dow: Setup for Deleveraging

Based on the current market structure, it seems Market Makers are taking Trump at his word to follow through with another Government shutdown in mid-February. Historical data and model adjustments show the Dow is expected to turn down after February 18, 2018. This decline will be much worse than what was originally expected and could last for several months. Preliminary indications show the Dow reaching the 13,000 range. Ray Dalio explains this deleveraging process in “A Template for Understanding Big Debt Crises”. See Ray Dalio’s explanation: Current market cycle is similar to the late 1930’s.

Dow: Eight Point Trading Model™

History has shown that the engrbytrade eight point trading model™ structure illustrated above has been used repeatedly over the last century by Market Makers. This particular sequence started on October 3, 2018 and hit the eighth point on January 17, 2019. This structure has a >90% chance of producing a decline in the Dow of at least 20% during the next two months. There is a 60% chance that a decline of at least 30% could occur within this same time period.

Dow: Expect the Unexpected

The Dow is completing a structure that has been used by Market Makers (formerly known as Specialists) for decades.  Their next step will move the Dow to lower levels.  The initial move is expected to hit 20,819 (+/-1%) by February 4, 2019 (+/-1 day).  Research indicates there is a high probability that an additional move below this level will take place and would take the Dow down to a level of 16,349 (+/-1%) by February 19, 2019 (+/-1 day).   

Dow: Narrow Range of Trading

The Dow is expected to travel in a narrow range during the first quarter of 2019.  The following model provides notional values expected during this period.  Adjustments will be provided, as needed.

Current Projected Scenario (Model #2019-1, Rev. 0)
January 15, 2019
Dow closing price: 24,065.59
1. Dow declines to January 18, 2019 (+/- 1 day)
Projected close: 23,091.13 (+/-1%)
2. Dow moves up to February 4, 2019 (+/- 1 day)
Projected close: 23,904.86 (+/- 1%)
3. Dow declines to February 15, 2019 (+/- 1 day)
Projected close: 22,348 (+/-1%)