What To Expect In 2021 – Part I

 | Dec 24, 2020 12:45PM ET

Last year, I published a ‘What To Expect In 2020’ article that everyone seemed to enjoy. We published this article to help investors and traders prepare for what we believed was going to be an incredibly volatile 2020. Last year our conclusions was:

“Be prepared for a surprising spike in volatility in early 2020 with a moderately strong potential for an early 2020 downside price rotation which prompts a new price trend and possibly an early test of support (near 280 on the SPY chart). 2020 is going to be a fantastic year for skilled traders – get ready for some incredible price action. “

Our proprietary Adaptive Dynamic Learning (ADL) price modeling system has been calling big and unusual market price trends many months in advance over the past 3+ years. Some of the biggest trends the ADL predicted very accurately was the 2017~2018 rally in Gold and the 2019 collapse in Crude Oil.

Often, the ADL predictive modeling system predicts things that are so accurate, even 5+ months in advance, that it is difficult to believe. For example, with Crude Oil trading near $50, the ADL modeling system predicted that Oil prices would fall to levels near or below $22 in April/May 2020, then recover to levels above $51 within 60+ days thereafter. Remember, these predictions were made in July 2019 about price activity and targets for March through May 2020 – nearly 8+ months in advance. Click to see our original ADL predictions for Crude Oil.

Within this special end of the year 2020 article, we’re going to share with you what our ADP predictive modeling system suggests is the most likely outcome for the first 6+ months of 2021 across a number of charts, including the S&P500, the Nasdaq, the Dow, Gold and Silver.

h3 S&P500 ADL 2021 Price Predictions/h3

The ES Monthly chart below shows the highlighted YELLOW and RED areas that were highlighted by the ADL Predictive Modeling System. These results show that the S&P is likely to reach some early resistance in 2021, potentially stall and contract in early 2021 (near February/March) to levels near or below $2800~$3000, then resume a moderate upside price advance with prices staying near a range of $3400 to $3900.