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spencerdavis2000
thanks Peter and awesome showing the AD Line was curious about that. Looks like we finally have divergence pretty good :-)
Jeff
Correct me if I am wrong but historically the indexes have not all peaked at the same time. But there is no rule. The DOW has been the first to peak, I listed them below. Does this fit into your analysis?
Year 2000
Dow Top
1/18/2000
NASDAQ Top
3/10/2000
S&P 500 Top
3/24/2000
Year 2007
Dow Top
10/9/2007
NASDAQ Top
10/31/2007
S&P 500 Top
10/9/2007
Year 2020
Dow Top
1/12/2020
NASDAQ Top
2/19/2020
S&P 500
2/19/2020
Peter Eliades
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Jeff said:
Correct me if I am wrong but historically the indexes have not all peaked at the same time. But there is no rule. The DOW has been the first to peak, I listed them below. Does this fit into your analysis?
Year 2000
Dow Top
1/18/2000
NASDAQ Top
3/10/2000
S&P 500 Top
3/24/2000
Year 2007
Dow Top
10/9/2007
NASDAQ Top
10/31/2007
S&P 500 Top
10/9/2007
Year 2020
Dow Top
1/12/2020
NASDAQ Top
2/19/2020
S&P 500
2/19/2020
You are, of course, right, Jeff. They tend to diverge at market tops. I don't need them to simultaneously make tops. I am more interested in seeing them reach their own final projections, regardless of whether they occur at the same time or not...
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thanks Peter and awesome showing the AD Line was curious about that. Looks like we finally have divergence pretty good :-)
Correct me if I am wrong but historically the indexes have not all peaked at the same time. But there is no rule. The DOW has been the first to peak, I listed them below. Does this fit into your analysis?
Year 2000 Dow Top 1/18/2000 NASDAQ Top 3/10/2000 S&P 500 Top 3/24/2000
Year 2007 Dow Top 10/9/2007 NASDAQ Top 10/31/2007 S&P 500 Top 10/9/2007
Year 2020 Dow Top 1/12/2020 NASDAQ Top 2/19/2020 S&P 500 2/19/2020
You are, of course, right, Jeff. They tend to diverge at market tops. I don't need them to simultaneously make tops. I am more interested in seeing them reach their own final projections, regardless of whether they occur at the same time or not...
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