At least in a short time.
Explanation follows :)


What could happen is to be formed a real bullish MACD divergence. The lower the market goes with not having the indicator breaking its own November low, the stronger the chances for a rally. With the negative sentiment and more and more lower expectations there is a chance to witness at least a short term bull's rally. One that could bring the indexes to "hopefull" levels again.

Having all this said the main movement I still believe the American market has to make is deep downward. Such expectation is driven from the monthly graph where there is a real bearish MACD divergence formed on a very big time frame. Such a divergence could not be cleared with simply going to lows which are "in the middle of nowhere" (in this case the middle of the timeframe of the divergence). Moreover the MACD on the monthly graph is around half the way of its own down movement. If we change the timeframe to "Quarterly" - the picture gets even more clear.
All this are just thoughts written to test their accuracy in time. Trying to predict the market has proven to be a bad idea. But following the crowd seems worse. :)
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