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@ukarlewitz Enjoy reading your thoughts from a long-for-life perspective. 🍻💰👊🏽

@ukarlewitz awesome! 1987! I was back in college living it up at San Diego State! oh, those were the days...to relive them again.

@ukarlewitz The drop is coming...question is will it stay down... Not breaking or retesting Feb low feels unnatural

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@ukarlewitz There was a very popular version of this chart in Nov '87: the Oct '87 crash with an overlay of the 1929 crash. It showed crash, stabilization, then another 75% down move into 1932.

@ukarlewitz It’s 1996

@ukarlewitz So glad someone did this.

@ukarlewitz GG

@ukarlewitz This is hearsay

@ukarlewitz Wish I bought the market at the 1987 high with every penny I got when the $SPX peaked at over 330 and the $DJIA peaked around 2700.

@ukarlewitz Just visually, I would move the 2018 graph about 2 years to the left. If seems to correlate better.

@ukarlewitz @Copernicus2013 Didn’t think 87 came from an all time high. Maybe I’m wrong.

@ukarlewitz @paststat Would need to be a log chart to be comparable anyway

@ukarlewitz Here is another one fr9 m ZH

@ukarlewitz Funnily enough, most market blow-off tops and subsequent nose-dives look vaguely smilar if you superpose, shamelessly squash time and price scales, and then squint determinedly at the result...

@ukarlewitz @ALBACapMgmt Have seen that chart every single year for the last 10-years. BS.

@ukarlewitz Thank you. It was 1929 just three years ago.

@ukarlewitz Is it me or does the 1987 chart no look so bad? So if you hold on, about 8 months after you’re down 17%...and that’s literally if you bought everything right at the tippy top

@ukarlewitz 1987-Debt to GDP ratio was significantly lower vs. Today.