Recent BCC Signals

Here are the recent Bear Catcher Combined signals as taken from GTR1 using GTR1 Helper 4.5. The complete set of signals may be found by running GTR1 with the BCC url: http://gtr1.net/2013/?!!QlpoMTFBWSZTWVb2ik4AAiLfgBAAIgd!2F8D…
Launch the url, take the option for Detailed Report and check the box for Signal Values. Finally, click “Run Backtest” and then download the report.

Larry

  Date    Signal   SMA    NH/NL  DBE
20220218    5      Bull   Bear   Bull
20211118    5      Bull   Bear   Bull
20211013    7      Bull   Bull   Bull
20211004    5      Bull   Bear   Bull
20210825    7      Bull   Bull   Bull
20210817    5      Bull   Bear   Bull
20210721    7      Bull   Bull   Bull
20210716    5      Bull   Bear   Bull
20201103    7      Bull   Bull   Bull
20201030    5      Bull   Bear   Bull
20200930    7      Bull   Bull   Bull
20200923    5      Bull   Bear   Bull
20200720    7      Bull   Bull   Bull
20200710    3      Bull   Bull   Bear
20200528    7      Bull   Bull   Bull
20200417    6      Bear   Bull   Bull
20200316    4      Bear   Bear   Bull
20200225    5      Bull   Bear   Bull
20200204    7      Bull   Bull   Bull
20200131    5      Bull   Bear   Bull
20191125    7      Bull   Bull   Bull
20191120    5      Bull   Bear   Bull
20191119    7      Bull   Bull   Bull
20191118    5      Bull   Bear   Bull
20191021    7      Bull   Bull   Bull
20190925    5      Bull   Bear   Bull
20190911    7      Bull   Bull   Bull
20190719    5      Bull   Bear   Bull
20190628    7      Bull   Bull   Bull
20190625    5      Bull   Bear   Bull

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The market is in an unusual state with NHNL bearish for over 3 months while DBE is bullish. NHNL often has short term whipsaws, and this might show up again in the form of a short-term market rally that resets NHNL sometime in March or April. The longer term looks uncertain until a new market high is reached that resets DBE.

NHNL has been bearish for the last 64 market days (bars) and DBE remains bullish. This has happened 12 times in the last hundred years. The bull market continued in 1998 for another year, but that is the exception. The other 10 times, DBE went bearish in less than 2 months. The earliest DBE could go bearish this year is about 3 months from now, in late May.

In 1998, SPY gained 43% in the 459 market days after 19981020.
In 2000, SPY gained 7% in the 23 market days after 20001220.

  Date    [SMADiff]  SMADiff  [NHNLDiff]  NHNLDiff  [DBE]  [BCC]  barsSinceBCC0  barsSinceNHNL1  gainToDBE0  barsToDBE0
19300121    -0.18       0       -0.60         0       1      4         999             64            7%          12
19300825    -0.12       0       -2.36         0       1      4         124             64            4%          5
19470609    -0.18       0       -1.58         0       1      4          91             64            8%          18
19571030    -0.29       0       -6.72         0       1      4         168             64            2%          23
19730419    0.19        1       -5.03         0       1      5         347             64            -6%         31
19880112    -2.28       0       -0.59         0       1      4         869             64            3%          3
19901017    -2.28       0       -7.14         0       1      4         692             64            10%         33
**19981020    2.94        1       -4.70         0       1      5        1066             64            43%        459**
**20001220    -1.57       0       -8.99         0       1      4        1614             64            7%          23**
20080118    -2.17       0       -12.79        0       1      4        1218             64            1%          29
20190103    -14.21      0       -7.55         0       1      4         658             64            13%         28
20220218    13.68       1       -6.19         0       1      5        1447             64

If NHNL stays bearish the next 2 weeks, the number of comparable dates falls to only 5. There are 3 dates with NHNL bearish 92 market days (with DBE bullish): in 1973, 1990, and 2008. There are no dates with barsSinceNHNL1 above 100 (except soon after BCC = 0 bottoms). NHNL could go bullish and end this sequence. NHNL remaining bearish until May would be something not seen before, and so a rally sometime before May that resets NHNL might be expected. This would make this possible top more rounded.

  Date    [SMADiff]  SMADiff  [NHNLDiff]  NHNLDiff  [DBE]  [BCC]  barsSinceBCC0  barsSinceNHNL1  gainToDBE0  barsToDBE0
19470616    -0.14       0       -0.54         0       1      4          96             69            4%          13
19571107    -0.23       0       -2.97         0       1      4         173             69            3%          18
19730427    0.13        1       -10.48        0       1      5         352             69            -2%         26
19901024    -2.38       0       -4.34         0       1      4         697             69            5%          28
19981027    4.96        1       -1.40         0       1      5        1071             69            42%         454
20001228    -3.65       0       -7.37         0       1      4        1619             69            2%          18
20080128    -4.27       0       -8.94         0       1      4        1223             69            -1%         24
                                                                                       average:      8%
 
  Date    [SMADiff]  SMADiff  [NHNLDiff]  NHNLDiff  [DBE]  [BCC]  barsSinceBCC0  barsSinceNHNL1  gainToDBE0  barsToDBE0
19571114    -0.23       0       -6.58         0       1      4         178             74            6%          13
19730504    0.08        1       -7.79         0       1      5         357             74            -5%         21
19901031    -1.90       0       -4.43         0       1      4         702             74            8%          23
20010105    -5.82       0       -1.27         0       1      4        1624             74            5%          13
20080204    -5.00       0       -3.17         0       1      4        1228             74            -3%         19
                                                                                       average:      2%
 
  Date    [SMADiff]  SMADiff  [NHNLDiff]  NHNLDiff  [DBE]  [BCC]  barsSinceBCC0  barsSinceNHNL1  gainToDBE0  barsToDBE0
19730531    -0.21       0       -10.22        0       1      4         375             92            0%          3
19901127    -0.66       0       -1.78         0       1      4         720             92            3%          5
20080229    -7.25       0       -4.66         0       1      4        1246             92            0%          1
                                                                                       average:      1%

The most common path to BCC 0 is: 7 → 5 → 4 → 0. A bearish SMADiff reduces BCC by 1.

           **next  day   BCC**
           **0     1     2    3     4     5     6     7**
 
**BCC  0**   2714    2    77    0     3     0     1     0
**BCC  1**    11   227     0   10     0     0     0     0
**BCC  2**    60     0   1750  14     0     0    25     1
**BCC  3**     0    15    13   693    0     0     0     26
**BCC  4**    12     0     0    0   1104   10    41     2
**BCC  5**     0     4     0    1    32   1888    0    125
**BCC  6**     0     0    10    1    29     0   1438    46
**BCC  7**     0     0     0   28     1   153    19   13633
   BCC change     Frequency
    5 -> 7         80%
    5 -> 4         20%
 
    4 -> 0         19%
    4 -> 5         16%
    4 -> 6         65%
 
    6 -> 2         12%
    6 -> 4         34%
    6 -> 7         54%
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