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Then when you apply some geometry to price levels, you find markets often stall on those levels, as shown throughout this thread
The LONG lines are 1982-2000 PROJECTED from 1982 low
The SHORT lines are 1982-2000 PROJECTED from 2009 low
The great thing about the SP500 is that it only ever RISES - yes it corrects and some of those corrections such as 2000 and 2009 can be big bear markets, but apart from them if all you ever did was buy the pullbacks, you'd make a fortune!
I've showed how to time the big bear markets in other posts on the thread - the do NOT happen "out of the blue"
The LONG lines are 1982-2000 PROJECTED from 1982 low
The SHORT lines are 1982-2000 PROJECTED from 2009 low
The great thing about the SP500 is that it only ever RISES - yes it corrects and some of those corrections such as 2000 and 2009 can be big bear markets, but apart from them if all you ever did was buy the pullbacks, you'd make a fortune!
I've showed how to time the big bear markets in other posts on the thread - the do NOT happen "out of the blue"