by Pebblewriter, Pebblewriter.com
My favorite bearish charts…borrowed from February’s Spindrift Capital Partners, LP monthly update. Enjoy!
We start with the well-formed megaphone pattern on DJIA…
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…and, its doppelganger on the S&P 500 from the 70′s.
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SPX (the thin purple line) raced ahead of DJIA at the top in 2000…
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…and, again over the past few months.
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The USDJPY has tagged the channel top that spelled stock declines of 22%, 35% and 57%. Again, the S&P500 is shown as the thin, purple line.
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The two prior tags on the EURUSD’s channel from 2008-2014 signaled declines of 47% and 21%. We just tagged it a third time.
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And, three previous tags on the 10-YR bond’s major trend line since 2007 have touched off plunges of 52%, 15% and 20%. The minor TL between Feb 2011 and Sep 2012 signaled two additional corrections of 9.9% and 8.9%.
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The latest breadth thrust pattern on the monthly SPX chart shows a startling resemblance to those from the 2000 and 2007 tops.
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And, last, my favorite bearish chart. What would happen if 1973 were to replay? Hint, the white dot is only half the damage.
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