Peter Eliades explains that bull markets last 33 years and are followed by a horrendous bear market.
1802-1835
1857-1890
1896-1929
1932-1965
1982-2015
http://www.traders-t...des/?hl=eliades
Posted 10 January 2016 - 06:36 PM
Peter Eliades explains that bull markets last 33 years and are followed by a horrendous bear market.
1802-1835
1857-1890
1896-1929
1932-1965
1982-2015
http://www.traders-t...des/?hl=eliades
Posted 13 January 2016 - 01:49 PM
Peter Eliades wrote last September 2015:
Every 7 years, there has been a very large market decline in a relatively very short period of time beginning in September or October
Date Decline Time Span
September 26, 1966 -8.7% 9 trading days
October 29, 1973 -21.5% 26 trading days
October 16, 1980 -7.7% 11 trading days
October 2, 1987 -39.3% 12 trading days
September 19, 1994 -6.0% 12 trading days
September 4, 2001 -20.8% 9 trading days
September 4, 2008 -33.1% 28 trading days
-----------------2015 ? ?
How remarkable is this pattern? Let’s just take the average of the above results. Those 7 occurrences produced an average decline of 19.6% in 15 trading days.
If we look at only the past 4 occurrences, they produced an average decline of 24.8% in an average time span of just over 15 trading days.
http://www.stockmark...ort_2_3A0L.html
Posted 08 February 2016 - 11:19 AM
Peter Eliades explains that bull markets last 33 years and are followed by a horrendous bear market.
1802-1835
1857-1890
1896-1929
1932-1965
1982-2015
Predictions:
Bear market will last 6 years.
2009-2015 UP
2015-2022 DOWN
The bear market will exceed the 2009 lows
Edited by stocks, 08 February 2016 - 11:21 AM.
Posted 02 May 2016 - 08:44 AM