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| History: 1926-1950 A lifetime's experience didn't prepare investors for the 89% decline of the 1929-1932 Super Bear Market. SignalTrend gathers the experience of many lifetimes into one Timing Model! |
| History: 1900-1925 Includes 19 years with virtually no capital gains for the stock market. A good Timing Signal was the only way to win ! |
| History: 1951-1975 1966 marked the end of a 22 year super bull market. Without Stock Market Timing, the next 17 years were full of false hopes and disappointments. |
History: 1976-2000
Super bull markets ended in 1929,
1966 & 2000. Since 1900 we've had 3
Super Bulls, 2 Super Sideways and 1
Super Bear. Over 40 of those 104
years have been Super Sideways
or Super Bear markets. Market
Timing is the only way!
Super bull markets ended in 1929,
1966 & 2000. Since 1900 we've had 3
Super Bulls, 2 Super Sideways and 1
Super Bear. Over 40 of those 104
years have been Super Sideways
or Super Bear markets. Market
Timing is the only way!
History: 2001-2005
Similar to the 4 years following the end
of the 1966 Super Bull! SignalTrend...
Clues to the future from the test of a
century!
Similar to the 4 years following the end
of the 1966 Super Bull! SignalTrend...
Clues to the future from the test of a
century!
| DJIA |
| History: 1950-1975 1972 marked the end of a 22 year super bull market in the NASDAQ. Buy and Hold took 7 long years for stocks to recover from the '72-'74 Bear Market. |
| History: 1976-2000 The year 2000... the beginning of a tumultuous end to the 27 year Super Bull market in the NASDAQ. |
| History: 2001-2005 The 2000-2002 Bear Market in the NASDAQ was nearly as crushing as the 1929-1932 Bear Market of the Great Depression! There was no precedent for such a decline in the NASDAQ. The index didn't exist until the 50's. SignalTrend used its research on the pre-1950 DJIA to generate NASDAQ signals in the new millennium... Signals that turned Bearish when the NASDAQ turned Bearish in 2000. SignalTrend... providing clues to the future from the test of a century! |
| NASDAQ |
| History: 1950-1975 1966 marked the end of a 22 year super bull market. Without a Stock Market Timing Signal, it would take 17 volatile years for the stock market to make and hold new highs. |
| History: 1976-2000 The last Super bull market ended in 2000. Previous Super Bulls ended in 1929 & 1966. Both were followed by multiple severe protracted Bear Markets. 2000 has been followed by one severe protracted Bear Market... Will there be more? Any credible Stock Market Timing Signal should be tested over those bearish periods. SignalTrend's backtest of the S&P 500 begins in 1950 because that is earliest date for which sufficient data is available. |
| History: 2001-2005 The 2000-2002 Bear Market in the S&P 500 was worse than the 1972-1974 Bear Market! SignalTrend signaled both!... providing clues to the future from the test of a century. |
| S&P 500 |
History: 1900-2004
104 Year Chart of the Dow!
104 Year Chart of the Dow!
History: 1950-2004
54 Year Chart of the S&P 500!
54 Year Chart of the S&P 500!
History: 1950-2004
54 Year Chart of the NASDAQ!
54 Year Chart of the NASDAQ!
Stock Market History
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The best and worst historic returns for the subject month are shown for the Dow,
S&P 500 and NASDAQ.
1896-2005 is the review period for the DJIA. 1950-2005 is the review period for
the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ.
For example, the best and worst DJIA returns are presented on the first row. The
percentage return under the Best heading of the first row represents the best
return for the subject month in the DJIA from 1896 through 2005. That return
occurred in the year shown in parentheses immediately to the right of the return.
Dividends are not included. This table is updated monthly.
S&P 500 and NASDAQ.
1896-2005 is the review period for the DJIA. 1950-2005 is the review period for
the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ.
For example, the best and worst DJIA returns are presented on the first row. The
percentage return under the Best heading of the first row represents the best
return for the subject month in the DJIA from 1896 through 2005. That return
occurred in the year shown in parentheses immediately to the right of the return.
Dividends are not included. This table is updated monthly.
The best and worst historic returns for the subject period are shown for the Dow,
S&P 500 and NASDAQ.
1896-2005 is the review period for the DJIA. 1950-2005 is the review period for
the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ.
For example, the best and worst DJIA returns are presented on the first row. The
percentage return under the Best heading of the first row represents the best
return for the subject period in the DJIA from 1896 through 2005. That return
occurred in the year shown in parentheses immediately to the right of the return.
Dividends are not included. This table is updated monthly.
S&P 500 and NASDAQ.
1896-2005 is the review period for the DJIA. 1950-2005 is the review period for
the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ.
For example, the best and worst DJIA returns are presented on the first row. The
percentage return under the Best heading of the first row represents the best
return for the subject period in the DJIA from 1896 through 2005. That return
occurred in the year shown in parentheses immediately to the right of the return.
Dividends are not included. This table is updated monthly.
Review the tables above every month to assess best case and worst case scenarios
based on actual stock history. Graphs from 1900 will show the volatility of major
indexes. Just click one of the stock market history links below!
If you want to receive SignalTrend's forecast, click on the blue button below.
based on actual stock history. Graphs from 1900 will show the volatility of major
indexes. Just click one of the stock market history links below!
If you want to receive SignalTrend's forecast, click on the blue button below.
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Stock Market History
Would you like to have a century of Stock Market
History condensed into data that you can really use?
Has the market moved too far, too fast?
How high could the market rise next month?
How much could the market lose next month?
Would you like to have a century of Stock Market
History condensed into data that you can really use?
Has the market moved too far, too fast?
How high could the market rise next month?
How much could the market lose next month?
SignalTrend's Stock Market History provides best
and worst case scenarios based on historical evidence.
● Best & Worst Monthly Historic Returns
● DJIA: 1896 - 2005
● S&P 500 & NASDAQ: 1950 - 2005
and worst case scenarios based on historical evidence.
● Best & Worst Monthly Historic Returns
● DJIA: 1896 - 2005
● S&P 500 & NASDAQ: 1950 - 2005
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