Daily Report : Most indices are wildly above their exponential trends
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Most indices are wildly above their exponential trends: The S&P 500 is far above its exponential tend since 1920. The Nasdaq is, too, and the Dow Industrials index is even more so. The only major index not far above its long-term trend is the small-cap Russell 2000. Value stocks could even be considered far below trend, and for the longest amount of time since 1944. |
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Most indices are wildly above their exponential trendsBy Jason GoepfertBOTTOM LINEThe S&P 500 is far above its exponential tend since 1920. The Nasdaq is, too, and the Dow Industrials index is even more so. The only major index not far above its long-term trend is the small-cap Russell 2000. Value stocks could even be considered far below trend, and for the longest amount of time since 1944. FORECAST / TIMEFRAME |
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