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I had something very similar to this setup on one of my chart templates a couple years ago, sort of to assist in manual cycle analysis, using 3 different TSI settings, as you're using PPO
I really enjoy your commentary! If you could give your observations on $UNH and where you think it's going, it would be valuable. Trying to find a bottom, haven't seen it yet...
An persistent inverted yield curve has proven to be a reliable predictor of a recession. In 2007 we experienced an inverted yield curve, but guest speaker after guest speaker on Jim Cramer's Mad Money claimed "Oh, but this time will be different." 'That's an old wives' tale.' And then we encountered the 'Great Recession.' Many PhD students have written their dissertations about what *doesn't* make the inverted yield curve a reliable predictor. But nevertheless, it remains reliable.
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Thanks, Dave. Always insightful and informative.
I had something very similar to this setup on one of my chart templates a couple years ago, sort of to assist in manual cycle analysis, using 3 different TSI settings, as you're using PPO
I'm curious about how the really short term (1,5,0) PPO is helpful? Thank you
I really enjoy your commentary! If you could give your observations on $UNH and where you think it's going, it would be valuable. Trying to find a bottom, haven't seen it yet...
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An persistent inverted yield curve has proven to be a reliable predictor of a recession. In 2007 we experienced an inverted yield curve, but guest speaker after guest speaker on Jim Cramer's Mad Money claimed "Oh, but this time will be different." 'That's an old wives' tale.' And then we encountered the 'Great Recession.' Many PhD students have written their dissertations about what *doesn't* make the inverted yield curve a reliable predictor. But nevertheless, it remains reliable.
Doesn't look good!