Following up on
my previous post regarding Stevenson Price & Time Targets, here are a couple charts I've been looking at:
TLTRecently finished a
Regular
Cycle (
RC) down. The overhead red line marks the
PTT and the purple lines mark the
Cycle
Trend
Line (
CTL).

Within these larger cycles, there are also smaller cycles at play (though we should dial down too far, or risk falling down the rabbit hole. Notice that both cycles have approximately the same number of bars in them. The previous
Regular
Cycle ended when price closed outside the
CTL (ended up retracing towards it before continuing). The
Inverted
Cycle's
PTT was overshot, but arrived right on time (this is either showing us strength or short covering, or a combination of both being that price was right on top of long-running support.

From here we look for a close outside the
CTL to determine the end of the current
Inverted
Cycle (though we should prefer to wait for a retracement back to this
CTL to gauge whether price wants to continue higher, or fall lower). The
PTT of the
Inverted
Cycle is the most current red line on the chart, there is strong support above it though, and the slope of this down trend is beginning to flatten.
FCXThis stock finished the week, printing a
Dark-Cloud Cover pattern, after filling a long-term gap.

The daily chart shows the most recent end to an
Inverted
Cycle that actually hit the
PTT early. The current
PTT is drawn in red while the
CTL is purple. There are two clear possibilities; (1) Continued downside, where we could target the
PTT, and perhaps look to buy a bounce, or (2) Price makes an attempt to tag the
CTL above, in which case I would be looking to sell this move.
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