To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (1727 ) 4/6/2025 3:50:42 PM From: Tweets Boar Hog 1 RecommendationRecommended By GROUND ZERO™
Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1781 GZ, yes it is a bit fascinating, but you have to look at it from a distance. And then let it sink in. Might be a thot in there for LT investing. From about 1942 to the mid 60's, a very long run with normal but in the relative sense small corrections along the way. Then a big sideways consolidation. From 1975 to 2000, much the same as the previous up cycle with one big '87 smash. Now from 2009 to ?, with one big smash so far. Maybe that early 1943 bottom was about the time the US won the Guadalcanal Campaign, a very pivotal time in US WWII sentiment. We know what the 2009 bottom was about. Currently watching The Pacific, for 3rd time. Learn new little things along the way. Anything can happen, but if this IS another long wave up, it is only about at midpoint, with a long ways to go. With minor corrections in the future, until the next big one and consolidation? Time will show. Afa a reversal, I favor up. I follow financial astrology. Very unreliable, coin flips might be as good. We have these events occurring right in here:Both Mercury and Venus have been retrograde, typical during periods of market kaos. Mecury went prograde on April 7th. Venus goes prograde on April 12th. Full moon on April 12th. Above very positive events for a reversal. Looking at a possible big cycle low in the Sox. Message 35063259 Sentiment at all time lows. Fundamentally I can't help but really like the Trump/Musk et al initiatives and actions that are reducing the size of the federal government. About time, should be some huge positives for the US economy going forward. As for the layoffs, the economy appears strong enough to absorb those, it is generating new opportunities for those that want those. Going to be an interesting week. Last but not least, the monthly Rsi patterns are not something to predict a reversal next week, but in the long term if they hold ..... look out above. Tweets