Date: Tue, Mar 3, 2026 at 10:29 PM
Subject: Escalating Geopolitical Risk and Short-Term Downtrend Outlook
Dear SPR Premium Subscribers,
The conflict between the United States and Iran is intensifying, and geopolitical instability in the Middle East continues to deepen.
Despite the outbreak of war, the market managed to close slightly higher yesterday, as early-session weakness was lifted by dip-buying activity. However, as indicated in the Pretiming Report shared yesterday, much of that upward movement appears to have been a temporary surge driven by abrupt shifts in buy-sell dynamics. Current projections suggest that the market is likely to turn lower again starting today.
While a few individual stocks remain within the Bullish zone, they are projected to enter the Bearish zone within this week. For those that have already entered the Bearish zone, a transition into a confirmed downtrend appears imminent.
On the weekly timeframe, last week officially closed within the Bearish zone, confirming that a weekly downtrend is already in progress. This week is also projected to maintain downward pressure. Given the delay in the anticipated upside transition, any attempt to enter a rebound phase is now expected to occur no earlier than next week.
Specifically, daily trends are projected to shift into a rebound phase around early to mid-next week. Until then, the prevailing expectation is that the market will remain within a downward trajectory—either in a corrective phase or a confirmed short-term downtrend—through Friday or possibly into early next week.
From a broader structural perspective, the more meaningful probability for a weekly rebound trend to emerge is projected around mid-March, approximately two weeks from now. Therefore, adopting a strategy focused on managing downside risk remains prudent.
When combining this view with the longer-term outlook, even the anticipated weekly rebound beginning in mid-March is likely to remain short-term in nature, potentially extending only into early April. Thereafter, the probability of another downside transition around early to mid-April remains elevated.
Given that the monthly trend is currently projected to maintain its corrective structure through July, any weekly upward movement is expected to remain limited unless a significant structural shift occurs at the monthly level.
If you have any questions regarding the analysis, please feel free to reach out at any time. We strongly encourage a disciplined investment approach with a clear emphasis on risk management during this period.
Thank you.
SPRㅣ Stock Pretiming Report team.
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