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Mark J Lundeen

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This week I’m using a Dow Jones BEV chart going back to 1980, to point out how many new all-time highs (0.00% = BEV Zero) the Dow Jones has seen these past forty-four years.
The Dow Jones, in its BEV chart below doesn’t much look like it, but it closed the week only 1.31% from its last all-time high.  Something that didn’t seem likely on Monday August 5th, when the venerable Dow closed with a BEV of -6.06%, on...
The Dow Jones saw some excitement this week.  A week that saw it close below scoring position for its first three days, with a recovery back into scoring position (BEV -4.13%) at week’s close.  But on Monday’s close, the Dow Jones fell to...
This week the market was down big, with lots of people selling.  Of course, with every trade there always is a seller, and a buyer.  But this week the buyers were offering less, which the sellers were willing to take.
This week, the Dow Jones closed everyday in scoring position, not one day below its BEV -5% line.  So, we continue assuming the advance that began last November (red circle below), has additional all-time highs coming in the weeks and...
How did the Dow Jones do this week?  Just looking at its BEV chart below, it closed 2.21% below its last all-time high.  But this week the Dow Jones made three new all-time highs (BEV Zeros), #27-29 since it began its current advance last...
This week, the Dow Jones closed short from making a new all-time high by only $3.60, or only 0.01% from a new BEV Zero in its Bear’s Eye View chart below.  Don’t worry, I expect we’ll see the Dow Jones making more than just one new all-...
Do you like this week’s title above?  I’m sure (hope) it catches lots of attention, but I admit it’s a bit of click-bate for this week.  Still, it’s appropriate as a title, as you’ll discover further down in this week’s commentary.  If...
The Dow Jones’ last all-time high (BEV Zero) in this BEV chart was on May 17th, over a month ago.  That seems like a long time, maybe the advance that began last November is over.  Well, if someone wanted to next week begin selling all...
What’s to say about the Dow Jones at this week’s close?  It is still in scoring position in its Bear’s Eye View chart below.  For that reason, it’s best assuming the advance that began last November, when the Dow Jones first closed in...

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