How Long Can The Market Continue to Trade Sideways?
The answer to that question is, probably a lot longer than you think.
My first example of a market that traded sideways - for an extremely long time - is the energy market, after the financial collapse of '08.
$DJUSEN - Trades in the same range for nearly 10 years, before finally crashing in 2020. Technically energy broke out to a new high in 2014, but after only a few months later, Energy was trading back in the same range again. There's also a massive H&S pattern that developed - before the crash... - if you look closely.
The most extreme example of a market being trapped in a range was the period between 1966, and 1975 - another time of high inflation, during the 1970's.
$SPX - Whipsaws into an expanding triangle pattern (aka a megaphone pattern), for nearly 9 years, before finally rallying into a bull market.
Today's Market
Short term
$RUT (ETF)
We could see the #StockMarket crash, according the #ElliottWave pattern, I'm seeing. #StockMarketCrash #Crypto #Russell2000 #ETF #Trading pic.twitter.com/Qecn1oyzYw
— Veteran Market Timer (@3Xtraders) March 9, 2023
Oil trading sideways on a 1 min. view
Crude Oil whipsaws back to the top of the range. 1 min. View dead cat bounce pic.twitter.com/Of93NUy6jW
— Veteran Market Timer (@3Xtraders) March 8, 2023
Even Natural Gas is consolidating in a range, after making 2 enormous moves.
Seeing a little breakout in #NatGas, but nothing to write home about $UNB $BOIL dead cat bounce pic.twitter.com/NWwkj2MAeY
— Veteran Market Timer (@3Xtraders) March 8, 2023
Last Chart shows a shorter term view of the sideways action on the Dow, and I encourage you to chart more than just the continuously manipulated $SPX. The DOW led this rally, in case you forgot.
$INDU - last sold at the 50 day. Of course all eyes will be on the 200 day, if the previous low is take out. Also, all this sideways action points to a complicated, and difficult to predict, wave B pattern.
Take Care, AA
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