The 20 Year Cycle
Major bottoms were put in Oct 2002, Aug 1982, 1962 and 1942.
It does look like a 20 year cycle might be in play.
The 33 Year Cycle
From a zero hedge post, S&P 400 The Technical Case
The 8.6 Year Cycles
Martin Armstrong has made some interesting observations going back all the way to the Roman Empire and before.
He proposes the 8.6 Year, 51.6 Year and the 309.6 Year Economic Cycles, in his Economic Confidence Model. Although it is not necessarily a stock market cycle as well.
From his The End of Time (PDF)
The 33 Year Cycle
From a zero hedge post, S&P 400 The Technical Case
The 8.6 Year Cycles
Martin Armstrong has made some interesting observations going back all the way to the Roman Empire and before.
He proposes the 8.6 Year, 51.6 Year and the 309.6 Year Economic Cycles, in his Economic Confidence Model. Although it is not necessarily a stock market cycle as well.
From his The End of Time (PDF)
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