Is the US stock market forging a long-term bottom or hesitation before extending the 2020 crash?

A model-based outlook of wheat price fluctuation over the next few weeks.

Short-term and intermediate trends of corn. An outlook of the next few weeks.

The US equities market begins to violate the 2020 crash trend.Will the government and central bank actions be enough to encourage investors to buy the crash even though the virus impact continues?Watch this podcast. Let others know.

The model suggests an opportunity for an intermediate intrayear low that might be the first chance for a long-term bottom. Plenty of risks is present, still. It is okay to assume a high-risk environment for a while, but the size of the crash could create long-term value. What if we are seeing the low of the year?Will the market be stable to higher in April, stable to lower in May?Manage risk, while eyeing opportunity.

A chance for the stock market to swing higher over the next few days.This podcast offers insight into intraweek and intramonth fluctuation.

The market is within a timeframe for a short-term low that could coincide with the first opportunity for a long-term bottom. High risk is present for both buyers and sellers. But bargain lows normally occur at perceived high-risk times.US Stock MarketUS Congress passes $2 trillion dollar spending package to fight the economic fallout of the virus.

A Level 3 intramonth top is due in soybeans. Cash flow monthly marketers should pay attention to. Larger trends are likely down, still. But consider range trade. A major low may not occur until late April.South America news and US Gulf soymeal prices cause a spike in bean prices. But is it just a knee-jerk reaction?

A chance for an intramonth cash flow sale. The model shows a forward marketing Level 2 peak in wheat prices is likely. If correct for intramonth, then lower by next week. If correct for L2, then sideways range to lower over the next few weeks or so.