I looked back to find a good example of what I am thinking. 1994 seems like the most similar time period. There was a rally that started in June of that year which last until September. Around September, then the election season started heating up with much uncertainty. Then what came was the Republican surprise where the Republicans were elected and then the $SPX made an amazing surge.
I know the risks of using such corollaries, but this chart seems to most accurately characterize my thoughts. What I am not showing is the 5-10 day moving average on the current chart (not on the one displayed). There was some guy I remember from a while back that would put out this youtube video who kept saying..."we have a rising 5 day moving average". It was annoying, but hammered home a point. We now have a rising 5 day moving average and that average usually moves in one direction for a while.
So a move up lasting 3 months and then a slide to put us back at this point. As the chart suggests, daytrading may not be a profitable venture, but choice swings will be the rule of the day.

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I know the risks of using such corollaries, but this chart seems to most accurately characterize my thoughts. What I am not showing is the 5-10 day moving average on the current chart (not on the one displayed). There was some guy I remember from a while back that would put out this youtube video who kept saying..."we have a rising 5 day moving average". It was annoying, but hammered home a point. We now have a rising 5 day moving average and that average usually moves in one direction for a while.
So a move up lasting 3 months and then a slide to put us back at this point. As the chart suggests, daytrading may not be a profitable venture, but choice swings will be the rule of the day.

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