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Predictive Modeling Suggests U.S. Markets 12% Overvalued

Published 05/24/2020, 04:35 AM
Updated 07/09/2023, 06:31 AM

Our Adaptive Dynamic Learning (ADL) predictive modeling system has called some incredible moves over the past 24+ months. It predicted the moves in Gold moving from $1340 to $1750 – including many of the trend changes that took place over the past 15+ months. It predicted the collapse in Crude Oil back in July 2019 – even calling for a sub-$20 price collapse in March/April 2020. Overall, the abilities of this unique predictive modeling tool have been nothing short of incredible.

For many weeks, we’ve been suggesting the US stock market has entered a no man’s land after the bottom setup near March 20, 2020. The US Fed and global central banks have stepped in to attempt to support the markets and to take pressures off financial institutions and consumers. These efforts presented a very real opportunity for technical traders to attempt to “ride the Fed wave” over the past 3+ weeks. Right now, things appear to be a bit more fragile going forward into the Summer months and the ADL predictive modeling system is showing us what to expect.

One of the most important benefits of the ADL predictive modeling system is to identify “consensus” predictions of price activity looking forward in time. Sometimes, the ADL system makes very bold predictions – like the Crude Oil predictions. Other times the ADL system makes rather mundane predictions. Today, the ADL system is suggesting the US major indexes (and stock market) is about 10% to 15% overvalued and will attempt to revert back to fair valuation levels.

This prediction suggests that a downside price move, or price reversion, is likely to set up over the next few weeks where price level may fall to near (or below) the predicted ADL levels. When price reverts like this to a valuation level, it can sometimes move beyond the predicted price level before settling closer to the predicted ADL level. Price can also set up an “anomaly” pattern where it avoids the ADL predictive levels for a period of time, then aggressively reverts back to levels near the ADL predicted price levels. These anomalies can be really great trades for technical traders.

WEEKLY S&P500 E-MINI FUTURES ADL CHART

This weekly ES (S&P500 E-Mini Futures) ADL chart suggests a downside price reversion totaling more than 14% is very likely over the next 3+ weeks. Should the downside reversion extend below the CYAN predicted ADL levels, this move could result in a 20% or more downside price collapse.

Notice how the ADL predictive price levels flatten out over the next 8+ weeks. This suggests volatility may increase as price attempts to form a sideways FLAG or other extended patterns.

WEEKLY S&P500 E-MINI FUTURES ADL CHART

WEEKLY DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL ADL CHART

This Weekly INDU chart shows a similar ADL price prediction – an 11% to 13% downside price move followed by moderate downside price weakness over the next 8+ weeks. Pay very close attention to the 21,000 level which appears to be lower support based on the ADL predictions. We believe any downside move in the INDU could attempt to breach the 21,000 level as it attempts to find and establish future support.

Dow Jones Weekly Chart

WEEKLY SPDR S&P500 ETF (SPY) ADL CHART

Lastly, this Weekly SPY (NYSE:SPY) ADL chart suggests a 13% to 15% downside price move is setting up which also suggests price may move beyond the lower ADL predictive ranges over the next 3+ weeks. If this happens, the SPY may collapse toward levels near $240~$245 (or lower) before finding any real support and moving back towards the ADL predictive price levels.

SPY ETF Weekly Chart

If you’ve been following our research and articles, you already know we’ve been warning about a “double-dip” move in the stock market and have also been advising readers to stay prepared for the incredible swings that are about to happen in the markets in 2020 and 2021. Our research team issued a Black Swan warning on February 21, 2020 – just days before the start of a collapse in the US stock market. We’d been warning about the setup and potential for this Black Swan event for nearly 5+ weeks before it happened.

This current ADL predictive modeling research suggests the US stock market will likely stall through the Memorial holiday weekend and begin next week with a measurable downside price bias – starting the move towards the lower ADL predicted levels. Now is the time to prepare for this move if you are long and holding any “at-risk” trades.

It is very likely, based on this research, that a downside price move to levels just above recent lows will take place over the next 5+ weeks. This will set up many great trading opportunities for skilled technical traders.

Latest comments

Might want want to change it 14% reversal
Please, just stop. One day we may get a 10% pullback, but you will have missed a 30% run to get it. I'm not sure what you're predictive model is supposed to be predicting? Ok, I understand it may look past those smaller insignificant moves and not alert you to that. However, we are in the middle of making a historic move higher. what didn't it predict that?
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2% up in futures is not much of a stall now, is it. Especially with every other index making the same move.
so looking back now.....do you feel as sick as a parrot. They were right. you were totally utterly wrong.
Well since futures are up, im completely confused. But if your trying to predict a crash due to a second wave, join the ranks of many so called prophets as its fairly common sense that this will happen and its part of the risk. IE if Trump gets sick its game over.
You predicted a key reversal to new lows in your May 6 article (the market rallied), now its a 13% SPY simple correction (higly probable). If you could stick to good analysis without claiming to predict the future while promoting yourself you would have more credibility.
More big money wanting to short the market.....
he doesn't have big money, I assure you
Thanks for all the analyses and articles. I also read that Robert Schiller did the same analysis using CAPE. He concluded that the market is not overvalued. Check it out.
I believe that you must have made a typo in the hundred and twenty percent headline number. You are welcome & feel free to correct it.
Actually so far you predicted a deeper gap down Chris, in this article it looks that you are changing mind as it looks that we bottomed already. This article doesn't provide any added value, because everybody knows that the current market is pumped by Fed and currently overvalued far more than 12%.
Great model except for fed goosing tricks in premarket
On Friday premarket was down on bad news (trade war). Real market went up on no news.Some parties (some small and some big, like the Saudis) are stocking up for a bit. But I think they're mainly interested in the long term and they'll be done at some point. Then the market will eventually force prices back to realistic valuations.
About as accurate as the Covid 19 modeling.
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