What does this mean for the average investor?  We shift to an era of active investing.

In the first half of 2016, the markets must discover new opportunities of innovation; either through enhancements in productivity or reduction in labor or resources rather than the guaranteed money the central bank afforded us.  We are at an inflection point where genetics, nano-technology, artificial intelligence and big data are poised to change supply curves thought immovable, shift demographics to redefine sectors and create opportunity on a scale never imagined from connecting us all together but these technologies take time to scale.

This provides the uncertainty that markets thrive on.

Needless to say, the green channel provides the highest probability but caution is advised until the red channel is broken.