Had You Known The Bottom Was In March: Teachings From 2020

Chief Market Strategist • Dec 20, 2020 at 6:33 PM EST

We can better know where the market is going, by recognizing where it has been. In this week's video we outline key indicators for spotting a market bottom or bottoming process, while considering the potential of retesting bottoms.

Back in March, during bear market, we outline many indicators of a market bottom. From Wills %R to the ATR and VIX/SPX divergence, these market indicators outlined a bottom was afoot and buying opportunities would present themselves. The full-scale report was issued on Sunday, March 22, 2020, the day before the market bottomed. The 2020 bear market bottomed on March 23rd. Many indicators were found to have signaled a bottom the prior week.

Video length 00:59:27

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