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Jeff
Glad I found your update! Just out of sequence. Look like you are feeling better each update! I guess you are saying statistically the risk/reward to going long at this point is probably not worth it. Thanks
chris_chapman255
Hi Peter, the long term projections clearly have a very high success rate.
What I wanted the ask is, have the long term historical projections ever been met and then proceeded to keep moving up for a number of months afterwards ?
Peter Eliades
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chris_chapman255 said:
Hi Peter, the long term projections clearly have a very high success rate.
What I wanted the ask is, have the long term historical projections ever been met and then proceeded to keep moving up for a number of months afterwards ?
Yes, Chris, in my experience long cycle projections can be exceeded, but it would be unusual and probably happen mostly when averages and indexes are not historically overvalued as they are now. It is the combination of historic overvaluation and the approach and /or meeting of longer projections which appear to distinguish the current market picture...
chris_chapman255
Thank You Peter
XXSPOWER127
Thanks Mr. E. Love the IWM update. It’s had heck of a run. $COMPQ seems like it is teetering on a ledge!
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Glad I found your update! Just out of sequence. Look like you are feeling better each update! I guess you are saying statistically the risk/reward to going long at this point is probably not worth it. Thanks
Hi Peter, the long term projections clearly have a very high success rate. What I wanted the ask is, have the long term historical projections ever been met and then proceeded to keep moving up for a number of months afterwards ?
Yes, Chris, in my experience long cycle projections can be exceeded, but it would be unusual and probably happen mostly when averages and indexes are not historically overvalued as they are now. It is the combination of historic overvaluation and the approach and /or meeting of longer projections which appear to distinguish the current market picture...
Thank You Peter
Thanks Mr. E. Love the IWM update. It’s had heck of a run. $COMPQ seems like it is teetering on a ledge!
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