F O R E C A S T S

Dynamic Balance

 

 

W E E K L Y

2003

 


This section presents a Review of the third year
(MAR03-MAR04) of the Dynamic Balance Weekly Reports, including Highlights from each of the four asset classes covered regularly:  equities, exchange rates, interest rates, and commodities.

These Highlights illustrate accuracy on short- and medium-term projections of price, direction, and timing.  They are not meant to be an exhaustive listing of every forecast, expectation, or contingent scenario presented in the Reports.  Of the numerous other forecasts not included here many were also successful in terms of achieving their price, direction, or timing objectives.

Of course, no one is perfect and the Weekly series also included some forecasts that did not meet their anticipated targets.  [One notable dud included below was the call for a trough at SPX 710 on 10JUL.] 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SPX


First Quarter

Forecast: 

Report #89 on 02DEC specified "a peak at 955" and then large "slide to the main objective at 629."

Outcome:

Market peaked at 954  --  right at the cited resistance  --  and then delivered exactly half the anticipated decline, dropping 165 points to a Low at 789 on 12MAR

 

Second Quarter

Forecast: 

Price/Time junctures at 896 (21MAR), 905 (07APR), 949 (16MAY), and 1008 (06JUN)  were anticipated or identified in real-time as offering notable resistance.

Report #113 on 19MAY introduced a unique Price/Time symmetry for 710 on 10JUL

Outcome:

Market delivered profitable short-term declines of 35-53 points from all of the specified levels, but the main uptrend ultimately continued.

The particular call for 710 on 10JUL was wrong.

 

Third Quarter

Forecast: 

During July, shifted to the view that the pullback was corrective only.

Report #124 on 04AUG highlighted support at 962 and made a detailed case for a subsequent new High at 1037.

Outcome:

The trough on 06AUG at 961 precisely fulfilled the 962 cited target, and then rallied to achieve the 1037 key objective on 18SEP with only a slight stretch the next morning to 1040.  

The market then collapsed 50 points directly to the 990 support specifically highlighted in Report #131 on 22SEP.


Intraday Home Run:

Forecast:

Report #132 on 29SEP called for: "A slight dip to 994, a small pop to 1005, and then a slide to finish the day at 991.  This notable support should hold in favour of a bounce to 1021 on Wednesday."

Outcome:

The market adhered extremely well to the script  --  tagging in sequence 995,1007, 990, and then 1021 early Thursday for a quadruple play exactly fulfilling the cited price targets just slightly behind schedule.

 

Fourth Quarter

Forecast:

Report #132 on 29SEP continued with the caution that "an upside break of 1021 would signal an extension to 1068."

Report #144 on 22DEC highlighted "a very significant inflection point at 1091" and cautioned that "exceeding 1092 would signal further strength to 1161."

Outcome:

The upside extension reached the 1068 target on 01DEC, but rolled directly on to the 1091 inflection point on 19DEC.

Although not the preferred scenario, surpassing 1092 invoked the case for 1161 and the market indeed advanced all the way to a High on 05MAR at 1163

 

EURUSD


Forecast: 

Report #92 on 23DEC02 projected that "the trend remains strongly Up", with reports throughout the year highlighting 1.2350 as the objective.  

Report #141 on 01DEC03 projected "further immediate gains with a target of 1.2900 by the end of January."

Outcome:

Spot EURUSD gained 26% from 1.0200 to the High on 12JAN at 1.2900  --  halting precisely at the cited resistance.

 

GOLD


Forecast: 

Report #108 on 07APR stated that "gold is poised for immediate resumption of the uptrend [targeting] 403 enroute to eventual major objective at 478."

Outcome:

Spot Gold rallied 35% directly from 320 to the High on 06JAN at 431

 

BOND


Forecast: 

Report #112 on 12MAY summarised my bullish stance since the start of the year, specifying a target at "125 in early July to complete the overall recovery since JAN00."  

Outcome:

USM3 rose 15% from 108 in January to 124 in June  --  very nearly tagging the 125 target on schedule.  The market then collapsed very sharply to a Low at 102 [basis USU3] in August.  It has since recovered in a choppy corrective manoeuvre to a High thus far at 113-22 on 16JAN enroute to "an important inflection point at 115-23."

 

 

 


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