1)_Major/Minor Bull, Bear Markets 1983 to 2019
1.1) 1983-2018 chart
1.2) January 1983 – August 1987 Bull 139.72 – 337.89 =+141.83%
1.3) August 1987 – October 1987 Bear 337.89 – 216.47 =-35.93%
1.4) August 1987 – August 1989 Bear to recovery (2 years)
1.5) August 1987 – July 1990 Bull 216.47 – 369.78 = +70.82%
1.6) July 1990 October 1990 Correction 369.78 – 294.51 =-20.36%
1.7) July 1990 – February 1991 Correction to recovery (7 months)
1.8) October 1990 – July 1998 Bull 294.51 – 1,190.58 =+304.26%
1.9) July 1998 – October 1998 Correction 1,190.58 – 923.52 =-22.43%
1.10) July 1998 – November 1998 Correction to recovery (4 months)
1.11) October 1998 – March 2000 Bull 923.52 – 1,552.87 =+68.15%
1.12) March 2000 October 2002 Bear 1,52.87 – 768.63 =-50.50%
1.13) March 2000 December 2007 Bear to recovery (7 years 9 months)
1.14) October 2002 – October 2007 Bull 768.63 – 1,576.09 =+105.05%
1.15) October 2007 – March 2009 Bear 1,576.09 – 666.79 =–57.68%
1.16) October 2007- April 2013 Bear to recovery (5 years 6 months)
1.17) March 2009 – January 2018 Bull 666.79 – 2,872.87 = +330.87%
1.18) January 2018 – February 2019 2,872.87 – 2,785.50 = -3.04%
2) The Importance of Trading Long and Short (3:23)
3) Video Reference Links
3.1) Full Disclosure of trading Methodology
3.2) All Bull & Bear Markets 1983 to 2018
3.3) Excel Spreadsheet 1927-2018 historical data and inflation adjusted
3.4) U.S. Stock Index futures we trade
3.5) European Stock Index futures we trade
3.6) Asian Stock Index Futures
3.7) Why Trade Futures Instead of ETFs?
3.8) A Cost Comparison – Futures versus ETFs
3.9) Top 100 Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)
4) 1927 to 2018
5) 1927 to 2018 inflation adjusted prices
6) This link will give you the 1927-2018 historical data for actual and inflation adjusted prices (excel file).
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Peter Knight Advisor
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