ES Journal - 2021/2022

I try to define it in advance. When I say we are in downtrend , I typically mean that I think shorts have a better chance of success. I'm generally early.

Ok, I'll ask this question another way. How many days of data do you use to define trend? A few days or do you utilise information going back weeks or months?
 
Ok, I'll ask this question another way. How many days of data do you use to define trend? A few days or do you utilise information going back weeks or months?
I typically use weekly charts to define longer term trend. To me, this chart looks like downtrend.
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Rising bond yields / further curve steepening could definitely end the party, especially if oil prices accelerate higher. Another is some surprise legislation in response to the Gamestop story. I can't remember which one, but I read that hiking margins triggered one crash.

Although it doesn't take much to prick a bubble. It was hard to pinpoint a single factor that caused 1987. The best I could find was Treasury Secretary James Baker having a trade dispute with Germany.

1987 crash caused by Robert Prechter when he put out a sell signal.
 
False. The 87 crash happened when James Baker made comments over the weekend that they were going to "let the dollar go"
That was a joke, but it was funny during that time how he could move markets. Barron's called
him the 2nd most powerful person in country.
 
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