The Dow Jones has seen a dreaded 'death cross.' Here's what it means.
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After the last "death cross" struck the Dow Jones Industrial Average in March 2022, the index fell by 12% over the following six months.

  • The Dow Jones Industrial Average just saw a “death cross” that’s regarded as a bearish signal.

  • The formation involves a short-term moving average falling below a longer-term one.

  • The last time a death cross struck was in March 2022. The Dow then fell 12% over a six-month period.

My health insurance just jumped 10% - THANKS GENOCIDE JOE! Bidenomics is really winning here! Real FDR biden-leftist Maost progressive Dem!

Then you have Turbo maybe-later-honey like biaoqing-copium David Copium-man desperately trying to gaslight everyone this-is-fine

  • Melonius [he/him]@hexbear.netEnglish
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    1 year ago

    I think the other unsaid “benefit” that’s enjoyed is relative safety from warfare. Of course the primary export of the US is warfare. Not a very healthy relationship