Peter Eliades’ name has been associated with stock market cycles since at least 1974 when his cycles predicted the exact low week of December 9-13, 1974. In 2020, after decades of painstaking progress, Peter released the first fully implemented cycle price projection software, Eliades Cycle Price Projections. Through this website you will access the opportunity to be exposed to this software and his accompanying market commentary.
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Good, stuff, Peter. Who needs the Wolf of Wall Street when we've got Peter the wolf tamer!
It looks like Sp 500 upside short term projection will be met in the morning if the futures stay up at the current 0.6%. I appreciate that you clarified for those who don't have the software. I really need the market to crash, so I can get back in. I hope the vacation is going well. Thanks
thanks Peter. have a happy Easter :-)
I’m unsure what % of subscribers don’t have the software, but I’m one of them. As I think most subscribers here trade or invest in the S&P ,it would be good to see in your videos any short term projections for the S&P when a signal is given , as well as the longer term projections which you presently give. Thank You.
What about the longer timeframes and the 4400/4500 (?) S&P target you talked about before? I expect much higher prices in this blow off phase (4700-4900 range) Is it uncommon for prices to go much higher then the given highs in the projections (percentage wise)? Thank you very much
Just thinking out loud. I could see a shorter term market drop now with a resurgence higher possibly leading to that Octoberish 150 month top/bottom Peter talked about in that 30 minute video at the end of March.
I am one of those also. To really guide everyone without software, one would have to get signals on a daily basis or at least at major changes for a set number of indexes. From a value and timeliness perspective, the software is considerably better if you know how to use it.
My guess is that we have met the upsides but advance decline is the deciding factor. Hopefull we hear something soon.
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