The worst part of a bear market comes towards its end. The bear market ends when buyers who accumulated on the "pullback" or second leg down finally give up and liquidate because they cannot stand the pain.
We see this cycle over and over again. Markets rise, then become parabolic in their rise, top out, rally towards the top but fail, pull back and find support, small rally, resume decline and break prior support, new lows, new buyers, rally but fail to take out previous breakdown point, break support, sharp decline... (that is where we are now)
It's like going back in time but where is the bottom? Are we near it now?
EDIT: The decline is the result of a booming economy according to the FED, it's happy days from here on out? I know this is a micro sample but, there were 218 applicants for one public works position in a near by town. My friend said she has never seen so many applicants for one position in the 15 years employed there.
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There is a pattern over time. Now just time it right.
buyers who accumulated on the "pullback" or second leg down finally give up and liquidate
because they cannot stand the pain.
We see this cycle over and over again. Markets rise, then become parabolic in their rise, top out, rally towards
the top but fail, pull back and find support, small rally, resume decline and break prior support, new lows, new buyers,
rally but fail to take out previous breakdown point, break support, sharp decline... (that is where we are now)
EDIT: The decline is the result of a booming economy according to the FED, it's happy days from here on out? I know this is a micro sample but, there were 218 applicants for one public works position in a near by town. My friend said she has never seen so many applicants for one position in the 15 years employed there.