As projected, and not optimistic and overconfident about the downward momentum, the MACD Histograms are again increasing, and about to break above zero. This leads into the insight and foresight that the week to come should see more detected cases, and also more clusters probably.
We need to understand that virus infections work in waves, and this method allows a...
An update to just say that the numbers are really looking really great now, with the MACD histograms falling and going below zero, not only for the Daily, but also for Weekly chart (not shown here).
Now, to wait and see the next week or so, if it flattens or starts increasing again...
Having said that, our neighbour, Malaysia, is undergoing a huge resurgent...
While the weekly chart still show some momentum, the daily chart has plateaued as expected (from update III) and the MACD histograms have started to decrease. This means that as we grapple with the current situation, with a pseudo lockdown, the effects are observable as we catch up with the curve. This downtrend needs to continue consistently for the next two...
Last week, an update was made and projected that this Wave 3 was to be more significant and previous, as well as longer in duration.
The days passed with events that corroborated with the projection, and in fact, surpassed the projection.
The MACD histograms had crossed sooner than expected and the MACD lines show the momentum of the up trend. What this...
Quick check in the COVID-19 situation for Singapore shows that there is some level of stabilization.
As more cases and clusters surface, this may be the eye of the storm, and the next weeks will show us what might come in June...
Watch for it!
Today's hot news was that Wave 3 is upon us and appears to be bigger than initially anticipated. So, relooked at the charts... charts that had predicted the Wave 2 spike in COVID-19 cases in SG in November 2020, which appeared in January 2021. (See attached links to related ideas below) And again on 5th March 2021, which gave heads up on a clear and present spike...
So... Technical analysis is not the orthodox tool for Pandemic infection monitoring, BUT it appears that IF we can look beyond the box, we can see more, and get ahead of the curve a little more.
This is the SECOND time the Singapore COVID-19 charts are giving us about 6-8 weeks heads up of an imminent spike in COVID-19 cases.
Much could have been done IF we...
Just noted that the MACD of the Covid-19 Confimred Cases appear to suggest another spike in cases, albeit possibly smaller in magnitude.
MACD hsitograms have crossed to the positive side.
Wait for it... watch it happen!
Chart of Singapore’s COVID-19 cases, since October predicted a rise in case numbers, which played out with a small spike in December. Posted in November about this idea.
From February onwards, the risk appears to decelerate and lower.
Slight indication of next smaller spike wave may be appearing... check in again in two weeks to see.
First up... obvious from November 2020 that Singapore was already heading towards a spike/Wave2.
After so long, appears sthat the inevitable is happening, and projecting forwards, by end Feb or early March, the MACD histogram would be positive.
Note that this has had happened to China, obvious int he MACD histograms since Octoboer 2020, through to December 2020...
Similarly to previous scan set up...
Singapore numbers are rising, heads up given weeks ago, and still continue to rise... once the MACD histogram crosses above zero, it is highly likely to be the next wave.
Having said that, you can see China’s chart is just about starting up (ahead for Singapore), and after Chinese New Year, would likely be a spike or Wave 2...
