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Markets don't repeat, but they often rhyme. This week's chart is one of the more compelling rhymes I've seen in a while.
Pattern self-similarity shows up often in markets, so I ran a best-fit overlay comparing the current advance (Jul 2024 → today) against the 1998–2000 run-up into the dot-com peak.
The shape correlation came in at r = 0.95 ( a striking match). The best-fit alignment currently places today roughly 2 months before the equivalent of the March 2000 peak.
To be clear: this isn't a forecast. It's a quantitative comparison of two price paths, and the 2000 roadmap shown beyond today is simply that historical pattern scaled and projected forward.
Interesting context for where we sit structurally, especially alongside the cycle and Elliott Wave work in this issue.
On Friday we asked will the SPX triangle break green (bullish continuation) or red (breakdown)?
You guys chose Green!
Green or Red
🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 🟢 Green (70%)
🟨🟨⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ 🔴 Red (30%)
via @beehiiv polls
A subscriber clarified ““Based on mid term election year pattern”.
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