You are talking about a rule, the rule of the 50s for the S&P. Today's markets are not based on rules but on expectations. I would consider, besides, the mathematical approach of the 50s, other non-mathematical externalities and assessments to evaluate market behaviour. For example, perspectives of consumers about the cost of living, and trends in how incomes are used.
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You are talking about a rule, the rule of the 50s for the S&P.
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Today's markets are not based on rules but on expectations.
I would consider, besides, the mathematical approach of the 50s, other non-mathematical externalities and assessments to evaluate market behaviour.
For example, perspectives of consumers about the cost of living, and trends in how incomes are used.