Above is a chart of the S&P 500 since 1950 (adjusted in Log). The yellow line represents the mean (average) price. It is well known that price naturally gravitates towards the mean, always! Notice how the price of the S&P 500 has not had a significant drop below the mean, since the early 1980's. It had a brief stint below trend, during the 2008 financial...
To create these prices and their respective labels, the following indicators were used: Volume Price Profile Fibonacci Retracement Consolidation Channels Potential MACD lengths Outcome #1 in RED, Outcome #2 in YELLOW Overall, I have the sentiment that it will continue lower, at some point. There are an infinite number of factors that could affect when, and how...
TLDR: The market is about to likely crash, in a much needed and healthy correction of capital placement in various industries and businesses. Why? Look no further than the Japanese Stock Crash of 1989, and see its similarities. In 1988, Japan was on the verge of becoming one of the worlds greatest economic super powers. Its monetary policy had allowed for...
TLDR: It's not as hard to 10x an account as it may seem. By using math, we can exponentially grow our account while also exponentially making it easier to grow (and also continue to minimize our risk). So, I am planning on growing an account from 3k - 30k. This is no easy task, but I am going to break down why it's not as hard as you think. Math! As the...