I have concluded, based upon OEW analysis, that the 24-year Supercycle bear market in interest rates ended in June of 2005. Since that low, we have had two impulse waves: the first from late June - early Aug, a correction, and then another impulse wave stronger than the first, from late Aug - early Nov. See chart: BONDdaily. The market is currently in the process of correcting this second impulse wave. Since the first wave was not a kickoff to a bull market like we often see in stocks, but a gradual climb, I've labeled it major wave 1 of primary wave I. The second advance, which was stronger, but it's correction is overlapping major wave 1, I've labeled minor wave i of major wave 3. Thus, we have effectively a 1 - 2, 1 - 2 coming off the recent Supercycle bear market low in June, 2005.
To confirm this bull market, I expect like to see a 5% long term yield by as early as this spring. So one can state that I'm not only bullish on stocks, but now also bullish on interest rates.