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SPX since 2000 Vs. Stocks above 200d MA D.Cross study 76% T.lateToo late to exit in days Early W.System to exit in days 24 22 42 22 36 during a crash during a crash 53 43 40 19 9 false 53 26 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ SUMMERY: 13 Signals. 76 % too late to exit SPX. 15 % Good early warning systems 4 % false signals Average days 34 / Median 38 ----------------------------------------------------- It would be, 76% of the time , to late to exit SPX by an: Average days 34 / Median 38
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by samitrading
What we're looking for to suggest a bottom is in!Crashes occur when markets are already oversold so there could be more downside from here. One of the indicators we look at is the percentage of stocks above their 200 day moving average to determine if we've hit a short term bottom. As you can see in the chart we entered 2 lines where stocks could be considered extremely oversold. There isn't one indicator that can tell us when the market bottoms exactly but we can look at the overall number of stocks above their 200 dma as a good tell that a rally could be imminent. Let us know what you think.
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by TradingETFscom
Stock market at very critical resistance indicator!If we track % of stocks above or below their 200 day moving averages on a WEEKLY time basis - there are some very clear bull market reversal signals as denoted. We are back to a very critical resistance area that once break up, we could see a very sizeable extended multi-year stock market pump. This would in turn seal the deal I believe for a second presidential turn and the Trump re-inflation of the stock market which will eventually lead to a parabolic top most likely.
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by DropDead_Fed
Will History Repeat Itself Again?Many analysts and investors are shouting for a bear market in 2019. However, this indicator says otherwise. For the past 4 occurrences, the S&P bounced and rallied higher. It happened in 2002, 2009, 2011 and 2016. Will history repeat itself again in 2019? We are seeing a lot of interesting phenomenon from a macro analysis perspective going into 2019. Make sure you follow us on TradingView to get updated whenever we share a new insight of the market. *Disclaimer - This analysis alone DOES NOT warrant a buy or sell trade immediately. Before you enter any trade in the financial market, it is very important that you have a proper trading plan and risk management approach. The sharing of this idea is neither necessarily indicative of nor a guarantee of future performance or success.
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by KarYong
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