Dow @ 20K. Time to jump off!
POSTED BY: JO753
UPDATED: Friday, April 4, 2025 13:08
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Dow closed today at 25,758. This is 3.2% off the Record All-Time High. This is the 27th day in a row over 26K.
This is the 15th highest Close in the entire history of the Dow, and the highest since January. Outside of January, this is the highest close in Dow history.
We should probably panic now, obviously the Market will crash when the Dow gets up to 20K.
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Quote:Yup, this was 17 July with Dow at 25,121.
Originally posted by JO753:
A gy hoo uzed to hav a seat on the Chicago Stock Exchanje told me he'd be doing indexez if he wuz still a trader.
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Quote:This is 13 February when Nostradoofus struck again. Dow was at 24,601.
Originally posted by JO753:
This opinionator sez take your winningz and leave the table.
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Dow closed today at 25,822. This is 3% off the Record All-Time High. This is the 28th day in a row over 25K.
This is the 13th highest Close in the entire history of the Dow. The only Closes higher than this were over 26K, in January.
S&P 500 closed at 2,862. This is 2nd only to the Record All-Time High in January. During the trading session, it traded at 2,873 - which is the highest ever.
NASDAQ closed at 7,859. This is the 6th highest in the history of the index, all of the other 5 in the past month.
We should probably all Jump Off for fear that we might make too much income as the Market continues to gain.
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Quote:Would you be interested in an indicator with more 100 years of history, an excellent record at calling multi-generational tops in the U.S. stock market, and which has just flashed only its sixth sell signal since 1895?
Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
We should probably all Jump Off for fear that we might make too much income as the Market continues to gain.
www.marketwatch.com/story/the-stock-markets-latest-sell-signal-has-hap
pened-only-5-other-times-since-1895-2018-08-21
To be sure, this risk indicator is not a short-term market timing tool. In the wake of past occasions when it rose above 2.0, equities stayed high or even continued rising for many months. However, in all cases, a major decline or crash followed, pulling down stock prices by 50% or more.
Are you willing and able to stick with your current equity exposure through the next bear market?
www.marketwatch.com/story/what-the-next-bear-market-will-look-like-201
8-08-21
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly
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Dow closed today at 25,733. This is the 29th trading day in a row above 25K.
This is the 3rd highest Close since January, just behind the last 2 days. And the 17th highest Close in history.
NASDAQ closed at 7,889. This is the 3rd highest Close in history.
S&P 500 closed at 2,861. This is the 3rd highest Close in history.
Tomorrow the Jobless Claims are reported. Next Tuesday the Economic Report is released.
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Quote:Do you even bother to make a pretense of reading any of the Manure that you post? Are you illiterate? Or you just hope the rest of us are retarded enough to fall for your useless lying drivel?
Originally posted by second:Quote:Would you be interested in an indicator with more 100 years of history, an excellent record at calling multi-generational tops in the U.S. stock market, and which has just flashed only its sixth sell signal since 1895?
Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
We should probably all Jump Off for fear that we might make too much income as the Market continues to gain.
www.marketwatch.com/story/the-stock-markets-latest-sell-signal-has-hap
pened-only-5-other-times-since-1895-2018-08-21
To be sure, this risk indicator is not a short-term market timing tool. In the wake of past occasions when it rose above 2.0, equities stayed high or even continued rising for many months. However, in all cases, a major decline or crash followed, pulling down stock prices by 50% or more.
Are you willing and able to stick with your current equity exposure through the next bear market?
www.marketwatch.com/story/what-the-next-bear-market-will-look-like-201
8-08-21
That chart shows that there was no signal during the Jiminy Cotta disastrous economy of the late 70s. And after the 60s, the only sell signal started around 1997, when the Dow was around 7,000. The next (and only) drop of 50% following the 1960s was the Rock-The-Vote Democrap Recession starting with FY2008 (October 2007, at 14,000) and completing the Bear slide on 9 March 2009, at under 6,000.
In between 1997 and 2007 the Dow went from 7,000 to the verge of 12,000 (gain of 70%) by April 2000, then after April 2001 down to about 7,400 (still above the 7,000 level of 1997) by around 2002/2003, and then back up to 14,000 (another gain of almost 100% since 2003, or a gain of 100% since 1997) in October 2007 before the Rock-The-Vote Democraps placed their very first Federal Budget into effect.
By the time 2005 rolled around, that chart was not even signalling to sell anymore.
What kind of retard would consider this pile of manure to be useful? What sort of Institution of Mental Defectives does this Cardiff clown work at? Oh, golly, he pretends to be Employed at a College? How shocking!
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Quote:I see you are pretty damn sure there won't be a bear market. Good luck with that conviction! But you completely missed that Mark Hulbert, who has been publishing a newsletter since 1980 that looks at the track record of all stock market advisers, knows that there will be a bear market, just not right now. http://hulbertratings.com/
Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
What kind of retard would consider this pile of manure to be useful? What sort of Institution of Mental Defectives does this Cardiff clown work at? Oh, golly, he pretends to be Employed at a College? How shocking!
What happened the last time the indicator rose above the 2.0 level, which was in 1998? That market bubble burst in March 2000. I made a ton of money buying all those cheap stocks from desperate sellers and I am looking forward to doing it again in a couple of years from the optimistic owners of today's high priced stocks who will be the fearful sellers of the future's low priced stocks.
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly
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Quote:One version of second's delusion.
Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:Quote:Do you even bother to make a pretense of reading any of the Manure that you post? Are you illiterate? Or you just hope the rest of us are retarded enough to fall for your useless lying drivel?
Originally posted by second:Quote:Would you be interested in an indicator with more 100 years of history, an excellent record at calling multi-generational tops in the U.S. stock market, and which has just flashed only its sixth sell signal since 1895?
Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
We should probably all Jump Off for fear that we might make too much income as the Market continues to gain.
www.marketwatch.com/story/the-stock-markets-latest-sell-signal-has-hap
pened-only-5-other-times-since-1895-2018-08-21
To be sure, this risk indicator is not a short-term market timing tool. In the wake of past occasions when it rose above 2.0, equities stayed high or even continued rising for many months. However, in all cases, a major decline or crash followed, pulling down stock prices by 50% or more.
Are you willing and able to stick with your current equity exposure through the next bear market?
www.marketwatch.com/story/what-the-next-bear-market-will-look-like-201
8-08-21
That chart shows that there was no signal during the Jiminy Cotta disastrous economy of the late 70s. And after the 60s, the only sell signal started around 1997, when the Dow was around 7,000. The next (and only) drop of 50% following the 1960s was the Rock-The-Vote Democrap Recession starting with FY2008 (October 2007, at 14,000) and completing the Bear slide on 9 March 2009, at under 6,000.
In between 1997 and 2007 the Dow went from 7,000 to the verge of 12,000 (gain of 70%) by April 2000, then after April 2001 down to about 7,400 (still above the 7,000 level of 1997) by around 2002/2003, and then back up to 14,000 (another gain of almost 100% since 2003, or a gain of 100% since 1997) in October 2007 before the Rock-The-Vote Democraps placed their very first Federal Budget into effect.
By the time 2005 rolled around, that chart was not even signalling to sell anymore.
What kind of retard would consider this pile of manure to be useful? What sort of Institution of Mental Defectives does this Cardiff clown work at? Oh, golly, he pretends to be Employed at a College? How shocking!
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Quote:And the other, opposite version.
Originally posted by second:Quote:I see you are pretty damn sure there won't be a bear market. Good luck with that conviction! But you completely missed that Mark Hulbert, who has been publishing a newsletter since 1980 that looks at the track record of all stock market advisers, knows that there will be a bear market, just not right now. http://hulbertratings.com/
Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
What kind of retard would consider this pile of manure to be useful? What sort of Institution of Mental Defectives does this Cardiff clown work at? Oh, golly, he pretends to be Employed at a College? How shocking!
What happened the last time the indicator rose above the 2.0 level, which was in 1998? That market bubble burst in March 2000. I made a ton of money buying all those cheap stocks from desperate sellers and I am looking forward to doing it again in a couple of years from the optimistic owners of today's high priced stocks who will be the fearful sellers of the future's low priced stocks.
Unless a Libtard can believe that a loss of 38.3% from the Record All-Time High is equal to "at least 50%" that is.
Or, allowing us to swerve into reality for a brief moment, dropping from about 12,000 in March 2000 to about 11,500 in May 2001 (a drop of a whopping 4%) is what second considers a "burst" of the Market.
How insipid must somebody be to think a 4% loss is a burst, or is equal to "at least 50%" as he stipulated.
Most adults understand that a 4% dip after 1270% gain is a minor blip, merely noise.
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