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#1 gm_general

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Posted 10 June 2020 - 05:30 PM

In order to judge the Dow MACD extremes over time I divided the MACD values by the index values, and I listed the extreme cases. If we look at now this value is at 3.2%. There were were a few periods where it reached this level or higher:

 

Jul-Sep 1932    8.6%
Apr-Jul 1933    6.1%
Jun-Jul 1938    4.5%
Nov 1900        4.2%
Apr 1915        4.1%
Apr-May 1915    4.1%
Nov-Dec 1904    3.7%
Aug-Sep 1897    3.7%
Nov-Dec 1928    3.4%
Mar-Apr 1899    3.3%
Oct 1982        3.2%
Feb 1975        3.2%
Sep-Oct 1915    3.2%
Dec 1905        3.2%
 
Note the last of these were Oct 1982 and Feb 1975. Before this not since Jun-Jul 1938.
 
Now of course we got down to -12.4% on March 23, so seems natural to rebound to extremes from that oversold condition. So I looked at the top oversold cases (here we are #2) and only one exceeded this rebound, in 1932:
 
Nov 1929  16.6% down, 2.1% up 
Mar 2020  12.4% down, 3.2% up so far
Oct 1931  11.6% down, 1.7% up
Oct 1987  10.6%, 1.5% up
Apr 1932  8.0% down, 8.6% up
 
I suppose this situation is absolutely unique, so we'll see how high it can get in this current ramp up.
 

 



#2 pdx5

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Posted 10 June 2020 - 08:39 PM

Good study and data!


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