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+In cycle downturns trend following is what to do.
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+The cycle is better seen on the long term
+almost always at least weekly or montly data
+before 1900 better to use DOWJONES data
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+Amplitude & Bartels for mesuring cycles
+Spectrograph use to see which cycle are dominant in the data
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+The 42 month (182 week) cycle is the business cycle for equities, in bond is a little longer
+The 30yr cycle is the big one
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+To trade cycle (business one) take a moving average about 1/4 the lenght of cycle and will catch these turn very effectively
+or for z score do 1/2 the lenght of cycle..., because want the mesure the ups & then the downs...
+or same lenght MAV to remove the "cycle" and get the trend !
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+what is driving the 30 day cycle is always changing and hard to pick up, too much noise
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+Will think we are mainly looking at a 4 yr cycle, 7yr cycle & a 30 yr cycle
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+Look at look at the Dickey folder test and not the hearst exponent(JM Hurst Cycle)
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+1790 to 1840 The Bank of the United States Dominates
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+1840 to 1875 The Rise of the Railroads
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+1875 to 1929 The American Commercial Revolution
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+1929 to 1964 The First Magnificent Seven
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+1964 to 1993 Free Trade Leads to Global Expansion
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+1993 to 2014 The Rise of Fall of the Stock Market
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+2014 to Present Technology Stocks Take Over