A comparison of market indicators prior to the dot.com bear market in 1999, and again pre bear market in 2007 vs the current market indicators. Is a bear market on the horizon, or do higher highs on the SPY suggest otherwise?
Daily, weekly, 50, and 200 day moving averages can be used as a tool for comparing market vulnerabilities in former bear markets vs moving averages in the present day.
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