Charles Nenner’s Cycle Analysis Predicts Dow to Peak in 2012 and Then Decline to 5,000 – and Much More!
Charles Nenner has been accurately predicting movements in the liquid
markets for more than 25 years, and his most recent cycle analysis predicts that the current stock market rally is going to last through Q2 and then begin a major descent in 2013 – with the Dow eventually reaching 5,000! Read on to learn how Nenner’s unique system works and what he forecasts for commodities, currencies, bonds, interest rates and more. Words: 435
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Weiss goes on to say, in part:
Nenner applies several proprietary algorithms based on daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly closing prices to determine cycles which provide direction and then utilizes another algorithm to predict price. The cycle analysis allows for looks into the past to clearly define repeating patterns in any given asset class. These patterns forecast what is coming, based on the idea that there is no free choice - that history does repeat itself. By studying past reactions and interpretations in the form of prices Nenner can, in effect, forecast the future reaction to events. His system does not explain why something is going to happen, simply the levels and timing of movements in the global macro areas of stocks, bonds, commodities, and currencies, as well as cycles governing economic indicators. When timing and price and direction do all line up Nenner suggests positions, along with what he considers to be the best entry and exit points.
His most recent analysis also forecasts:
- a concurrent bull market in grains and grain stocks,
- a long term rally in gold and silver bullion,
- a US dollar rally against the euro and yen over the long term,
- that interest rates will rise and
- bond prices will fall from the second half of 2012 until 2040 and
- that there will an increase in wars starting at the end of 2012 and into 2013.
Conclusion
The concept that cycles can predict events beforehand – rather, the interpretation of the events in the form of price action – is not easy at first. However, after watching in real time, it is much easier to understand the true power of cycles.
For more information on Nenner’s forecasts and cycle methodology you are encouraged to visit www.charlesnenner.com.
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