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Might be worth looking/checking around 2001/2007 to see what was happening with the first sell off levels. Just in case we are headed for some of the same in the weeks ahead, fwiw. Volatility is very elevated these days... so the flip/flops may happen faster?Cobra wrote:Smart money huge long, so it's case 2.), the low was in!!!???
Yes.fehro wrote: Might be worth looking/checking around 2001/2007 to see what was happening with the first sell off levels. Just in case we are headed for some of the same in the weeks ahead, fwiw. Volatility is very elevated these days... so the flip/flops may happen faster?
Yikes. splitting hairs over the definition of bear market and correction. mcclellan because he does great work. but that is just so small minded. i expect better of him. lost a bit of respect for mcclellan today.Al_Dente wrote:McClellan's latest:
“…defining the 10% and 20% thresholds as markers for categorizing types of declines is a functionally meaningless exercise… So when you hear an analyst or “expert” talking about the 10% and 20% thresholds, you can reliably know that such a person really does not understand how prices behave, and he does not get the distinction between a bear market and a correction.”
http://www.mcoscillator.com/learning_ce ... ar_market/
I liked this part:DellGriffith wrote:Yikes. splitting hairs over the definition of bear market and correction. mcclellan because he does great work. but that is just so small minded. i expect better of him. lost a bit of respect for mcclellan today.Al_Dente wrote:McClellan's latest:
“…defining the 10% and 20% thresholds as markers for categorizing types of declines is a functionally meaningless exercise… So when you hear an analyst or “expert” talking about the 10% and 20% thresholds, you can reliably know that such a person really does not understand how prices behave, and he does not get the distinction between a bear market and a correction.”
http://www.mcoscillator.com/learning_ce ... ar_market/