Mark J Lundeen
A week ago on Thursday, the Dow Jones closed with a BEV value of -5.00%, which was a daily close outside of scoring position. It was just the tiniest bit outside. No matter, it was still a daily close not within 5% of its last all-time...
The Dow Jones since November 4th of last year, has closed at a new all-time high (0.00% = BEV Zero); forty-one times in the Bear’s Eye View chart below, or in scoring position; closing within 5% of a BEV Zero. That is until Thursday of...
Last Tuesday night, with the Dow Jones closing with a BEV value of -4.79%, I didn’t think it could happen, that the Dow Jones would close each following day within scoring position, within 5% from its last all-time high. But after this...
Writing market commentary for an unremarkable market is becoming tedious. The Dow Jones began struggling to get above, and then staying above its 35K level since last May. It closed today at 34,584, only 2.92% below its last all-time...
There are times when one should be looking for reasons to buy in the stock market. This is especially so after a big market decline, when fear prevents most market participants from acting in their own best interests; like buying stocks...
As it has been since last November, all this week the Dow Jones remained in scoring position; less than 5% from its last all-time high. We haven’t seen any new BEV Zeros in the BEV chart below since its last on August 16th. But I’d be...
All is well with the stock market, as per the Dow Jones’ BEV chart below. Exactly like every other daily closing since November 4th of last year, where the Dow Jones has closed either at a new all-time high (BEV Zero) or in scoring...
This week the Dow Jones made four new BEV Zeros (new all-time highs), which on a BEV chart looks pretty boring. And it’s not just these new all-time highs making the Dow Jones’ BEV chart below appear so tedious; since last November, the...
This week closed with the Dow Jones sitting on a new BEV Zero (new all-time high of 35,208), #37 since last November. I have nothing to say except Go Bulls Go! What else is there to say? Yes, the market’s valuations are being inflated...
The Dow Jones saw a new BEV Zero (new all-time high) on Monday this week, then closed within 0.64% of that in the following four days. From the perspective of the Dow Jones Bear’s Eye View chart below, that’s about it.
