Cycle Bottom Report
Hi everyone,
I recently jumped into the weekly chart of Gilead Sciences ($GILD) using a scanner to track volume changes. Notably, on June 20th, the trading volume soared to 25,022,506, significantly above the 200-day average of 6,821,993. This unusual surge caught my attention. Let's see where cycles line up!
Daily Cycle

- Another cycle inversion for $GILD to mark DCL and likely ICL.
- Backtest was successful within the first 14 days as price remained inside the bull fork.
- Big push higher from the backtest and daily cycle low confirmation to break the trendline.
Weekly Cycle

- Red median line provided support on the decline down into expected ICL.
- Now with a swing low and a break above the declining trendline, $GILD is looking to close the week and confirm weekly cycle low.
- Positive divergence is showing buying as the price was looking for ICL.
Monthly Cycle

- Hidden positive divergence showing strength as the price was declining to YCL.
- $GILD 3YC duration is 38-45 months . We are now in the timing window to confirm 3YCL.
- To confirm YCL, we will need to push above the declining trendline. I'm suspecting the price will push to the big blue median line once YCL is confirmed.
- First test will be 10MA and a possible monthly swing low in June
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