S&P 500 vs earnings
The chart below ends in June. Since then the S&P has continued 150 points upwards.
Go figure.
The chart below ends in June. Since then the S&P has continued 150 points upwards.
Go figure.
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DislikedWeekend puzzle After Friday's push higher, the Russell 2000 has reached a P/E ratio of 115.45, while the dividend yield is 1.33%. One third of the companies comprising the index reported no profit last quarter. Earnings season starts next week. Are the risks to the upside or downside?Ignored
DislikedAfter a record week, here's some excellent discussion with very competent people about the market situation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBJ-p0ybhzsIgnored
Disliked{quote} Government manipulation via FED but what can you do besides to stick with trend and just buy pullbacks. After each pullback markets pull back up again to new highs. This is the current trend and has been over the last 8 years in America. Best tobstick with the flow instead of trying to predict market top. With QE money printing 24/7 off the printing presses there is no tip for this market.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hmm, is that the way to draw trendlines and cnannels? Here's the Dow and R2K. {image} {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Where is the evidence supporting them for longer-term charts? Meanwhile, here you have the exact same method applied to the last three market booms. {image} {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Yes, but there is so much subjectivity in how you draw pitchforks. Here's a DAX weekly chart and a couple of pitchforks. Of what use are they? Were they drawn incorrectly? Could pitchforks have been used to shed light on price action from the February 2016 low onwards? Then compare it with the channel. {image} {image}Ignored
QuoteDislikedOne must study median lines first to draw them.
If you prefer channels, that's your subjective choice.
Disliked{quote} How is the DAX chart I posted subjective? It follows price. One must study median lines first to draw them. If you prefer channels, that's your subjective choice. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} You connect a low before a boom with a low after a correction. That is questionable in my view. A new regime starts in the market after the correction.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Yes, I have studied pitchforks extensively, and I prefer objective channels to subjective pitchforks. But if you could briefly share, or point to, an objectively testable way of using pitchforks, I would appreciate it. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Perhaps this wider perspective might clarify. DAX wkly {image}Ignored