How Do We Know When a Yearly Cycle Low (YCL) is Confirmed?

How Do We Know When a Yearly Cycle Low (YCL) is Confirmed?

Let’s unpack how we spot a confirmed Yearly Cycle Low (YCL) using $FFTY as our real-world example. It's like detective work, but for market cycles!🕵️‍♂️

What Signals a Confirmed YCL?

  1. Monthly Swing Low
  2. Close above a cycle declining trendline
  3. Close above 10 month MA

The Extra Check:

There’s also an indirect check that’s super important:

  • First ICL Post-YCL: The first Intermediate Cycle Low after a YCL must hold strong. For instance, $FFTY’s ICL in April 2024 didn’t dip below its October 2023 low, which solidified the YCL confirmation.

What’s Next?

Right now, we’re nearing the end of the first daily cycle post-April ICL. Keep your eyes peeled for an upcoming swing low—DCL is right around the corner.

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