JenRz

SPX target 4871-76 (to start)

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SP:SPX   S&P 500 Index
I started this idea yesterday and lost the nerve to post it since dowsing was giving me some question marks.
This has happened before when I'm totally onto the right idea (like Nov) and suddenly opposite energy comes in and f's me all up. I'm sure it's part of my "training" for whatever this work is, but it can get me frazzled. Though less-so every time if there's a silver lining to it.

The main thing I need to respond to is the signs and synchronicities (I got many), as well as what my intuitive and dowsing dates are.
Back in Nov/Dec I asked when to sell the market and the answer was early Feb. This is more like "mid", but I was off by a week at the Oct. lows and so I can accept that as close enough if they are big swings.

I will post as I have information. For now I have a target on SPX of 4871-76. It said 3.5% down, so you can translate that to SPY (from the high).
And on QQQ, today at least, $424. I'll need to do a new idea on that one though cuz I nailed the high. Hopefully, I can nail the low again too like in Oct.
Watch the time today of 3:30-4 if daytrading short.
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Oh, I wrote that time wrong. It was supposed to be 3:30-40 as I use 10 minute increments. Anyway, the low was around that time and you definitely didn't want to stay short after that.
I THINK it can be up a couple days and back down early next week.
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Watch for a selloff today
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I've been getting some of the energy of the NEXT day, which is interesting and fairly confusing unless it can just consistently do that every day.

Anyway, I believe this market is correcting into the middle of May and is "safe to buy" in June. I'm looking for SPX 4301 ish.
I think there could be a significant bounce around 4500 maybe bouncing into 4675-4700, but this is super speculative.
The June date is from my intuition, which "buy" and "sell" dates in the big picture have been really good for the trends since I started attempting that last April - that I can remember anyway.
For reference my intuition had told me in March last year to buy in early Nov., and in Nov. to sell in early Feb. So that seems to be working. Only thing is I don't like the technical look of the highs, but i guess they can fix that later, or I'm wrong and we just keep going up forever and ever.
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I am just going to throw this idea out. I seriously should have had the up energy & it's unacceptable to miss this. In addition, I asked about NVDA twice the day of earnings and got the percent figures of 14,15 & 16 percent, but it gave me a down direction. Maybe I had a bias influencing things? I try to be neutral tho.

This situation is repeating enough that when it's suggested large percent moves, I've just thought to buy both puts and calls. It literally defies odds I could get an accurate percent, yet direction only 50/50 is wrong. WTH is that?

Ok, so today I'm getting bullish energy, but there is a chance tomorrow is a down day. The highs on both /ES & /NQ are totally garbage the last couple days and odds are will break.
I do get a date of May 24th as likely some kind of reversal, but I seldom try to predict if it's a swing high or low because it's often backwards.

I do have a target of 5649 on SPX. Atm though, I'm supposed to tell you to expect a new weekly high. If there's some bad news in the morning late next week, buy it. That's most of what I have. Really mixed, but mainly bullish as you would imagine.
I don't trust my intuition buy/sell so much now. And I'm disappointed in some of the signs I had come up because there wasn't the kind of follow through I expected when so many arrived. It kind of defeats the purpose. I expect things to get easier, not harder. If not, I'll quit and chalk this up to an interesting experiment with some very amazing calls & an equal number of frustrations.

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