Broad Market Analysis: The Bear Market Correction by Knox Ridley
July 18, 2022
Knox Ridley
Portfolio Manager
Knox Ridley covers the bear market correction in this week’s Premium Stock Market Webinar. He discusses his technical analysis of six premium portfolio stock positions that only paid subscribers can access. Watch this clip taken from the 1-hour premium stock technical analysis where Knox covers broad market trends from the S&P 500 Index and upcoming dates to watch out for too.
July 15, 2022 - I/O Fund’s Broad Market Overview “The Bear Market Correction”
• Stock Market Forecasting using Elliott Waves
• How Semiconductor Stocks are Trending in Bear Market
• Summary of Broad Market Signals
00:00 - Start of the Video
00:40 - Analyzing the Bear Marke
04:10 - The Trend Finder
05:00 - Semiconductors and the S&P 500
06:35 - Apple
07:18 - July 20th to August 3rd
09:32 - Macro Pictures
11:17 - RSI Resistance
11:54 - The US Dollar
Stock Market Forecasting using Elliott Waves
Corrections on all degrees unfold into a known pattern. More times than not, it is a 3-wave pattern:
- A wave down
- B wave that fails to make new highs
- C wave down to new lows
This move is also symmetrical. So far we have a complete corrective structure in place. We can make one lower, but it will likely be on less volume and less momentum than previous moves down.
We’re Approaching a Major Inflection Point
Starting July 20th, 2022 – August 03, 2022, we will approach a major inflection point. This is the most important cycle in play since 2018. It showed up at every major top since 2018, and it’s showing up again next week.
“This is the most important cycle in play since 2018” -Knox Ridley, I/O Fund Portfolio Manager
Semiconductor Stocks - New Low in a Bear Market
"Semiconductor stocks hit a new low” – Knox Ridley, I/O Fund Portfolio Manager
Semiconductors have been leading each move in this bear market. They made a new low while the broad market has not. This suggests that semis may be bottoming before the broad market, and we could see further weakness going into next week and the week after.
This Week’s Broad Market Signals to Look Out For
SPX Indicators
- If SPX can break above 3880, it will signal that a low is in place, and we will remove our hedge accordingly.
- Rates and USD are putting pressure on equities, and they appear to be very close to a reversal. This will likely coincide with some type of bottom in equities.
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About Knox Ridley
Knox Ridley began consulting on portfolios in 2007 and is an experienced growth investor in both bull and bear markets, which is hard to find these days. As the portfolio manager of the I/O Fund, he beat the top-performing funds on Wall Street in both 2020 and in 2021. His real-time trade notifications to premium subscribers have garnered 27 entries with over 100% gains in the last two years. Knox began his career as an ETF wholesaler in 2007 before becoming a portfolio consultant for large RIAs, FAs, and Institutional accounts. He is very keen on macro trends and is trained in Fibonacci Trading, Elliott Wave theory, as well as Gann Cycles. He also uses classical technical analysis to manage risk and identify great risk/reward setups. Knox is known for increasing and decreasing allocations for record-breaking returns.
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