$$ Projecting the Next Rising Bottoms Pattern

Terry Laundry had a very interesting update today.  Here's the audio, and here's the chart.  Terry has noticed a time symmetry in the rising bottom "lows" of the Volume Oscillator.  

Rising bottoms is usually another term for bullish divergence.  The oscillator makes a spike low, then makes a higher low as price makes a lower low compared to its price on the day of the oscillator spike low.

I went back and put pen to paper.  Here's the information on the oscillator spike lows that began rising bottoms patterns in 2010:

Jan 22 =  -131

May 7 = -284 (73 trading days after Jan 22)

Aug 24 = -95 (75 trading days after May 7)

Projecting 74 trading days from August 24 produces an oscillator spike low target of December 8, after which the VO should make a rising bottoms pattern over the next week or two while price continues to fall.  This correlates nicely with the December nulled echo low concept we've discussed before.

If this forecast is accurate, how does this square with the end of T13 on or about November 12?  I'm sure Terry has his own ideas.  Here's a potential explanation that occurs to me:  

We get an "ABC" style move where A corrects off the ~1229 S&P Fibonacci level down to perhaps to the mid-channel at ~1155, then B retraces perhaps 61.8% of A back to say ~1200, then C takes the nose dive into the VO spike low on or about December 8, resulting in price perhaps at the lower envelope at ~1085.