Monday, August 24, 2009

Bullish S&P 500 Chart


Browsing financial websites it seemed nearly everyone fell into two camps …. the market would test the lows or the market would fall 5 to 10 percent. It was hard to find anyone that thought the market would hit new highs. The public’s skepticism and negative sentiment are hallmarks of a new bull market.


With the S&P 500’s move to a new high, an inverse head-and-shoulders bottoming pattern is complete. This pattern developed over a ten month period and is a further sign of bull market. I’m expecting a great fourth quarter.
David Vomund

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