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The Spiral Calendar excels at pinpointing the end of parabolic moves. In the past three years, the July 2008 crude oil high, the May 2011 silver high, and the September 2011 gold top were all pinpointed by the method. With a small degree Spiral Calendar turn due now, is there a relevant parabola present?

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Here are smal degree  Spiral Calendar calculations from 10 year government t-note data. By small-degree, I mean  those SC relationships that are two years or shorter (F15 or less.) I plan on adding further posts for intermediate-term and long-term Spiral Calendar relationships in a variety of markets in upcoming blog posts.  

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Here are two small-degree Spiral Calendar date structures due in gold over the next two months.

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New Spiral Calendar analysis posts will be broken down by market, as well as by the relative degree of expected turns. For the S&P 500, I’ll now be providing small-degree formations that may be useful to swing traders. We start today with two Spiral Calendar formations in the S&P 500 due over the next five [...]

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The longer it takes for the expected decline to materialize, the smaller that decline is likely to be when it occurs.

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The S&P has come right up to the declining trend line on the weekly chart. There is potential for a bullish breakout.  

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We’ve reached an interesting juncture in the markets.

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There seems to be some chatter about an attack on Iran going around these days. The new moon Thursday night/Friday AM would provide appropriate dark cover.

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