As you can see the market continued to increase after crossing above yellow line in
1934. During the depths of the Great Depression, the market moved up 100% over the next four years. The red arrow pointing up is when
the Mid-term Indicant recommended "buy." See previous page or click here
to get a feel for what the Mid-term Indicant looks for.
The threat of world war was ever-present during these years. But regardless of
external events, you should always be aware of the
market's position relative to the Mid-term Indicant. Someone who bought and held in
late 1928 was still in a loss position ten years later, but Indicant members
would have sold prior to the crash of 1929 and would have enjoyed this 100%
increase in the middle to late 1930's.
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