This Line Holds the Market Up

By Prof. Jeffrey Bierman, CMT

Pull up the four-hour MACD on the S&P 500.

You can draw a straight line across it.

That horizontal line tells you everything about this market. The algorithms have locked us in a range between 6,800 and 6,900. They will not let it die.

I keep thinking about the 1990 horror film Flatliners. Medical students shock each other's hearts until they flatline on the table. Then they grab the paddles and bring each other back to life.

This market operates the same way. Every time technicals suggest a rollover, machines pump it right back up. Just when you think it will die, the paddles come out.

I have traded for 38 years. The chances of breaking below 6,800 through year end are zero.

The Genesis Cog Scanner tracks exactly when this algorithmic defense pattern breaks.

Today I am showing you what drives the flatline, why January changes everything, and how to position before the trap door open.

P.S. Check out my latest video where I detail EXACTLY how Genesis COGS reads the algorithms and turns those into actionable trades. CLICK HERE to watch the video.

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This Line Holds the Market Up

This Line Holds the Market Up

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