The previous two secular bull markets have seen recessions, major world events and ~20% drops. However, that didn't change the upward trend.
If we are in a secular bull market, we would expect the index to continue upwards until around 2033 maybe grasping at 10,000. In the shorter term, we would see a new high in the next six months.
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A secular bear market consists of smaller bull markets and larger bear markets; a secular bull market consists of larger bull markets and smaller bear markets. In a secular bull market the prevailing trend is "bullish" or upward-moving.
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Here is a beautiful setup of a stock that's about to receive a secular reversal. Volume comes in then after a few weeks the weekly crosses above the 30 week and then begins to bounce on the moving average. The momentum indicators are also pointing it up. I drew a short term target trend line, but this stock is set up for a big reversal. Enjoy :D
Today's copper market sees us with a secular bull run intact despite the volatility. Fundamentals look good supported by green tech demand and critical applications in technology. We see a support line in effect which has had some nice tests. These will likely hold with 2 bucks and some change as current support. It looks as if copper might give us a good buying...
Disclaimer(s): The green (0) viewable in the bottom left of the chart would have been in 2005 but because of the
scope of this graph it coincides with 2010
By the same token the green (3) should be several years forward but coincides with 2019, again b/c
of the scope of the graph
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Gold, like silver and all commodities in general, are in a secular bull market. They will remain so until there is enough action from the Federal Reserve central bank to arrest money creation and thus cause debt deflation. Since this has only happened twice in the Fed's history (early 1930's and 1980's) and with tremendous economic pain, it is extremely doubtful...
My research has led me to many places. One of them, has led me to follow the path that gold follows. In this quest for knowledge, I have met many individuals if which one of them has been of great help. Quant (TR), I thank you for everything, without your guidance it would have taken longer. Never said too much, but just enough to peak my curiosity. Now I...
The chart shows the Dow Index and its 50-day Moving Average since 1915. I have encased the Secular Bears that occurred in the period in amber boxes and used purple boxes to highlight corrections that have happened when the share price moved sharply above the Moving Average. Perhaps the recent Secular Bear ended in 2008 and we are now in a Secular Bull Market. Even...
