Looking at past market corrections, 2020 is a new beast. There is absolutely nothing in history that had us crash this fast and this hard.
This leads me to believe that a bounce up should be higher. In my last TESLA update i did post this as secondary count.
I feel the SP500 index needs to go higher prior to retest of the lows, just looking at certain indicators like MACD and RSI things look too proportional, yes im expecting lower prices but it wouldn't make sense to have them right now. I still feel we are in heavily oversold conditions from the March drop. Major stocks of course will follow. The 2008 correction or the flash crash of 87' dont even compare to this, the great depression doesnt either. Yes it went down further, but over years, no correction in history dropped this far this quick.
What I feel is a probable count is a larger more complex correction. I still see lower prices in 2020, just not right now. A mini bull market? perhaps.
Not a financial advice, just my analysis.
Cheers,
This leads me to believe that a bounce up should be higher. In my last TESLA update i did post this as secondary count.
I feel the SP500 index needs to go higher prior to retest of the lows, just looking at certain indicators like MACD and RSI things look too proportional, yes im expecting lower prices but it wouldn't make sense to have them right now. I still feel we are in heavily oversold conditions from the March drop. Major stocks of course will follow. The 2008 correction or the flash crash of 87' dont even compare to this, the great depression doesnt either. Yes it went down further, but over years, no correction in history dropped this far this quick.
What I feel is a probable count is a larger more complex correction. I still see lower prices in 2020, just not right now. A mini bull market? perhaps.
Not a financial advice, just my analysis.
Cheers,