A Cruz da Morte! vendam Tudo! Corram para as Montanhas!
comentada em 18/12/2018 11:32

sou novo aqui, isso é serio ?
e não sei nada de analise técnica 

Vou vender tudo e comprar ouro 

hahahahhaha

Conheci um cara que misturava trade com os ciclos da astrologia(não me pergunte o que é isso). Se o seu signo pegava uma "maré astral de sorte" ou "energia", a operação dava certo. Misericórdia, deve estar devendo até as calças hoje

Ainda bem que não entendi nada. Nessa horas é bom ser burro!

Qdo eu era uma sardinha abandonada  eu assistia esses videos de AT e imaginava o qto eu era burro, pq eu via os videos e na minha opinião eles estavam vendo os gráficos da mesma foram que pessoas veem o futuro em buzios/ jogando areia num prato. Acredito que gráficos de AT devem ser a variante moderna dessas técnicas. 

Se misturam astrologia até com coisas sérias, como relacionamento, que dirá com trade =)

Eu não entendi nada

é SELL GALERA SELLLL

Nossa! Quanto tempo não via isso!

Fumo Research !!!

Dei voadora, pq tah postanto bullshit. hahaha.

Por via das dúvidas, bullshit zoeira também merece voadora

@Lucas35 tem ministro do STF que julga de acordo com a astrologia.

bora subir o Everest...kkkk

Estava eu até adentrar ao tópico... O que será a cruz da morte ?!?!?!?!

é análise técnica com heavy metal?

Análisetécnicaécoisaséria: muitagenteganhadinheirovendendocursos,livroseganhandocorretagem.

E não adianta ficar líquido, o destruidor de sardinhas está a espreita já

PUMP IT

O sinal de wifi nas montanhas é mais limpo e a distância da sardinhada lá no mar facilita o buy buy buy! hehehe

"A linha azul representa a taxa de juros dos títulos do Tesouro americano de 3 meses. A linha vermelha, a taxa de juros dos títulos do Tesouro americano de 30 anos. As barras cinzas verticais representam os períodos de recessão econômica."

 

Fonte: Mises Brasil - A melhor ferramenta para se prever uma recessão nos EUA: a inversão da curva de juros

Concordo. Não muda absolutamente nada meu pra mim. Vou aportar todo mês do mesmo jeito.

Market performance prior to a Death Cross


For 32 DC events, the S&P 500 lost value over a 3-month period to the date of the DC, almost a 100% probability. The historic probability for the S&P 500 to be lower after 3 months is only 44%.
For 20 DC events, the S&P 500 lost more than 5% over a 3-month period to the date of the DC, a 60% probability. The historic probability for the S&P 500 to be more than 5% lower after 3 months is only 18%.
For 29 DC events the S&P 500 lost value over a 6-month period to the date of the DC, an 88% probability. The historic probability for the S&P 500 to be lower after 6 months is only 37%.
For 13 DC events the S&P 500 lost more than 5% over a 6-month period to the date of the DC, a 39% probability. The historic probability for the S&P 500 to be more than 5% lower after 6 months is only 22%.

 
Market losses after a Death Cross


There were four occurrences when the S&P 500 still showed losses of more than 20% two years after a DC. Those were from the DCs of 1973, 2000, 2002, and 2007.
There were eight occurrences when the S&P 500 still showed losses of more than 10% one year after a DC.
There were twelve DC events when the S&P 500 had no losses greater than 5% after any of the periods investigated.

Market gains after a Death Cross


There were fourteen occurrences when the S&P 500 had gains of more than 20% two years after a DC.
There were three occurrences when the S&P 500 had gains of more than 40% two years after a DC.
If there were no losses 3-month and 4-month after a DC, then it would appear that it is fairly safe to be invested. There were fourteen such occurrences with a maximum loss of no more than 8% in the 6-month to 2-years periods after a DC.

Recessions


There were ten recessions since 1950. Six recessions were preceded by a DC and for the other four the DC occurred at, or near the beginning of the recessions.
There was never a recession without an associated DC.

Asset Allocation after a Death Cross

Based on past history of the performance of the S&P 500 there is no need to panic. A Death Cross does not always result in major market losses, as can be seen from the analysis. However, it would appear that one should avoid being invested in the stock market during the first two months after a DC, as there were many losses during this period, whereas the historic maximum gain was only about 13% in this period after any of the 32 DCs.

Já vendi tudo, avisa quando for pra comprar de novo