Still 200 to 500 points more to finish this correction
So I just picked previous blow off tops from the last two years:
- 5 of these blow off tops correct around 8%-12% and held the 200 MA:
3 of those touched the moving average and bounced.
2 of them did not even touched the MA.
- 2 of them corrected more than 20% and lost the MA.
Therefore:
- There is high probability of a 2%-3% correction at least (all the previous corrections were 8% + corrections)
- There is a medium probability of a 5%-6% more (3 touched the MA several times and bounced).
- There is a low probability of having a 20%+ correction (only 2 lost the 200 day MA).
From a macro perspective the most concerning thing is rising yields in the long term interest rates which are not being controlled by the Fed, so I think we will have more pain and visit the 200 MA to test the upward trend and find support, which I think we will find given all the stimulus and the economic reopening.
Short term bearish long term bullish
- 5 of these blow off tops correct around 8%-12% and held the 200 MA:
3 of those touched the moving average and bounced.
2 of them did not even touched the MA.
- 2 of them corrected more than 20% and lost the MA.
Therefore:
- There is high probability of a 2%-3% correction at least (all the previous corrections were 8% + corrections)
- There is a medium probability of a 5%-6% more (3 touched the MA several times and bounced).
- There is a low probability of having a 20%+ correction (only 2 lost the 200 day MA).
From a macro perspective the most concerning thing is rising yields in the long term interest rates which are not being controlled by the Fed, so I think we will have more pain and visit the 200 MA to test the upward trend and find support, which I think we will find given all the stimulus and the economic reopening.
Short term bearish long term bullish
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