SPX S&P 500 Daily Chart Displays Keystone's Eclipse Indicator

It's been a while since this chart was posted. The Keystone Speculator Eclipse Indicator is an obscure indicator like the Bradley turns but it is interesting and fun to track. The first step is identifying when the eclipses occur during the year. Take the average between the dates. then go one month before and month month after that date as key pivot point dates. The stock market can print a top +/- 2 weeks from these dates. Is that clear as mud? What'd he say?

The eclipse dates in 2017 and 2018 are;
2/11/17
2/26/17
8/8/17
8/21/17
1/31/18
2/15/18
7/13/18
7/27/18
1/21/19

Thus, the middle of 1/31 and 2/15 is 2/7 so one month before is 1/7/18 and one month after is 3/7/18. So a stock market top may occur +/- 2 weeks at 1/7/18 or 3/7/18. The stock market is in the eclipse window now for a potential market top.

In the summer, the stock market may top +/- 2 weeks at 6/27/17 or 8/27/18. It will be left to you to decide if last year's calls identified tops. The eclipse indicator nailed the top in March and in the summer the late July early August top was identified. The whole entire eclipse box is subject to a market top but the circles on each end are hotter areas where the top may occur.

If nothing of note occurs during the first part of the ellipse box area it becomes a slight bit more likely that the second area will be a top. If the first area results in a solid pull back in stocks the second area will likely not apply. Well, do you think this window in early January , say the first three weeks of January has potential for a top? If not perhaps, that late February early March area a top will occur. It is something interesting to watch.
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