Last week, the models were all bullish, but I wasn’t. In (additional) punishment, I will be quiet and let the models do all the talking. I should trust them more than my own judgement.

The S&P 500 closed at 1436.11.

The five-day “potential” model score is 80 on a scale of 1 to 100. A good even-odds score for next Friday would be 1441. Odds are 75% that the index is over 1422 at next Friday’s close. I do not model for a minimum or low aka “safety” measure over five days.

The twenty-day “potential” model score is 69 on a 1 to 100 scale. A good even-odds score for the close four Fridays from now would be 1454.

The twenty-day “safety” model score is 95 on a 1 to 100 scale. A good even-odds low point or minimum for the next four weeks would be 1420, the odds of falling below 1364 are less than 2%, and the model gives 0% odds of falling below 1293 at any time in the next four weeks.

The 250-day “potential” model score is 50 on a 1 to 100 scale. A good even-odds score for a year from now would be 1570.

The 250-day “safety” model score is 84 on a 1 to 100 scale. A good even-odds low point or minimum for the next 250 sessions would be 1389, the odds of falling below 1293 are less than 6.1%, and the model gives 0% odds of falling below 1077 at any time in the next 250 sessions.

My vote to the Blogger Sentiment Poll by TickerSense is “bullish.”