Mark J Lundeen
The Dow Jones all this week, closed daily in scoring position in its BEV chart below, between the BEV 0.0% and -5.0% lines, closing on Friday with a BEV of -1.91%. Which leads me to believe the Dow Jones, my proxy for the broad stock...
What a week for the Dow Jones, and gold. Though looking at their Bear’s Eye View charts, nothing dramatic happened this week, as seen in the Dow Jones BEV chart below.
This week, actually these past two weeks have seen the Dow Jones’ valuation deflate under some selling pressure. What’s with that? That is what happens sometimes in a bull market; the market sells off a bit and people begin doubting the...
The Dow Jones this week, closed lower in each trading session, resulting in a 2.68% decline for the Dow Jones from its last all-time high of Friday last week. Let’s look at this; five consecutive down days for the Dow Jones, resulting in...
In its Bear’s Eye View (BEV) chart below, the Dow Jones is looking darn exciting, or as exciting as a BEV chart can display a mighty-market advance. This chart is a record of the Dow Jones from January 2016 to this week’s close; from 15,...
The Dow Jones closed this week at a new all-time high, a BEV 0.00% in its BEV chart below. This is the forty-third new all-time high since it entered scoring position last November. How long can this advance continue?
The Dow Jones this week made four new all-time highs, aka BEV Zeros, its 38th to 41st since entering scoring position (Red Circle below) last November.
I have a publishing note; next week I’m having one of my kneecaps replaced. That means surgery, after which, I doubt I’ll want to write an article for a few weeks. Hopefully, I can also get the other kneecap replaced before Christmas. ...
The Dow Jones this week made four new BEV Zeros, four new all-time highs in its Bear’s Eye View (BEV) chart below. Since last November when the Dow Jones entered scoring position (BEVs spanning from -0.01% to -4.99%), and for the most...
This week I’m using a Dow Jones BEV chart going back to 1980, to point out how many new all-time highs (0.00% = BEV Zero) the Dow Jones has seen these past forty-four years.
