S&P 500: Dangerous Black Swan Chart Formation
This very “interesting” chart came across our desk this afternoon:
Special Thanks to Mr. P & S K
This very “interesting” chart came across our desk this afternoon:
Special Thanks to Mr. P & S K
A note of caution, careful chasing stocks up here after a big move. Selective buys/secondary buys are one thing – if/when they trigger – but over the long term you will do much better if you resist the “urge” to buy just because stocks are up (a.k.a chasing). As you can see from our process, we began buying…
The following charts were posted by @Ritholtz. Fabulous set of charts looking at inflation adjusted S&P composite during major secular bear markets, via The Chart Store: Secular Bear Markets Here is the current crash and snapback: 2007-09 Bear Market Prior bear markets (WWI, great Depression, 1970s) after the jump 1906 – 1921…
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