KENISON COUNTING NUMBERS STOCK MARKET UPDATE

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KENISON COUNTING NUMBERS STOCK MARKET UPDATE bkenison 08-20-2007
Posted by bkenison on August 20, 2007, 9:43 pm
Before this year began, Kenison Counting Numbers projected there would
be three very powerful reversal zones for the S&P 500 stock index in
2007.

When the number sequence was applied to the monthly charts, the
projection called for the first reversal to occur in a three month
reversal zone centered on January 2007. The second three month
reversal zone was centered on June 2007. And, the third three month
reversal zone is centered on November 2007.

Kenison Counting Numbers rules dictate that whichever way a market
enters a three month, three week or three day reversal zone determines
whether the reversal being projected will be a top or bottom. Trading
up into a reversal zone indicates an important top will be
registered. Trading down into a reversal zone projects an important
bottom will be registered.

For the projected monthly reversal zones in question, the signals have
been very clear. Market action determined that the first reversal
would be a top, which did occur when an important top was registered
in February. The market also traded up into the second reversal zone
indicating that the projected reversal would also be a top. This
occurred when a very important top was confirmed in July resulting in
an outside month reversal down.

Market action since the July top has traced out a well defined five
wave down pattern bottoming on August 6. This is presumably a primary
wave one down in a new bear market. Subsequently, an apparent ABC
irregular primary wave two up bearish correction wave is now being
traced out with an A wave top on August 8, a B wave bottom on August
16 and a C wave up currently underway.

So, what is the outlook for the overall stock market? We are now
pointing towards a potential major bottom which will occur in the next
critically important monthly reversal zone centered on the month of
November 2007. Stay tuned.

Copyright (c) 2007 Bruce Kenison. All Rights Reserved.
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Bruce Kenison founded a publishing and seminar production company in
1976 that recently published the 5th Edition of Bruce Kenison's Market
Timing Home Study Course. He is also the founder of several market
timing advisory services employing the Kenison Counting Numbers
precision market timing method and is the editor of Bruce Kenison's
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