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15. Thanks, happy to see the chart start at the 2009 low, I used the second high off that low and Aug 2020 high ...

Tue Nov 4, 2025, 07:48 PM

Nov 2025

for the upper line, added a middle dashed line. The second chart is just a closer view.

When I started looking at historical charts in late 1999 it was an eye opener, especially if one is close to retirement, or the annual gains are too far from the norm.

https://www.tradingview.com/x/0SPtTBd4/

https://www.tradingview.com/x/45aJilK6/

Historical charts, I'm going to post this link in a new thread if anyone is interested.

https://stockcharts.com/freecharts/historical/marketindexes.html

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No, AI is Not A Bubble [View all] GreatGazoo Nov 2025 OP

That is a minority opinion Fiendish Thingy Nov 2025 #1

Retail investors get played over and over so GreatGazoo Nov 2025 #2

No smear Fiendish Thingy Nov 2025 #3

I apologize GreatGazoo Nov 2025 #4

Thank you - really thought provoking article.. walkingman Nov 2025 #5

Glad you found it of value GreatGazoo Nov 2025 #6

I will be curious to hear your thoughts on that GreatGazoo Nov 2025 #12

There are stocks which are vulnerable or already in decline GreatGazoo Nov 2025 #11

Nasdaq Bernardo de La Paz Nov 2025 #8

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Ya just gonna ignore the circual investment? Happy Hoosier Dec 16 #16

Stop loss is the best tool in the shed GreatGazoo Dec 16 #17

Most of my money is in my 401K.... can't stop loss it. Happy Hoosier Dec 16 #18