Secular
trend Rules
A
secular up trend will contain at least 5 bull and bear cycles and usually will
introduce “The Next Big Thing” or the Dominant Theme, which will persist for
20+ years and eventually end with an asset bubble or a crisis.
A
secular down trend will contain at least 3 bull and bear cycles one of which
will be a Granddaddy Bear. The Granddaddy will be the largest bear in the
series in terms of duration and magnitude. It is usually the 1st or 2nd bear
and is typically introduced by a Crisis which in turn will kill the current
“Big Thing”
Some
past Asset Bubbles and Modern Crises
The
first automotive boom of 1909 through 1927, the Nifty Fifty buy-and-hold bubble
of the late 1960’s, the second automotive boom of 1946 to the Arab Oil Embargo
of 1973-1974, the Dot Com technology bubble late 1990’s and the U.S. Housing
Bubble of 2005 – 2007 and the Subprime Lehman Brothers crisis of September
2008.
Note
the recent break of the Dow up and out of the 2000-2013 secular bear – likely driven
by a new Dominant Theme – any suggestions?
4 comments:
Grandaddy
The Next Big Thing to me seems to be prolonged "low" interest rates.
andyt
Ottawa
Grandaddy
The Next Big Thing to me seems to be prolonged "low" interest rates.
andyt
Ottawa
Asia?
Nikkei, broke out strongly from an 8 yr down trend last year. HK Hang Seng seems to be breaking out of a multi-year ascending triangle, and Shanghai just bumping up to the longterm downtrend from 2009, inside of a multi-year symetrical triangle.
Edmagee. (But then again I was long on gold)
Asia?
Nikkei, broke out strongly from an 8 yr down trend last year. HK Hang Seng seems to be breaking out of a multi-year ascending triangle, and Shanghai just bumping up to the longterm downtrend from 2009, inside of a multi-year symetrical triangle.
Edmagee. (But then again I was long on gold)
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