Corrected 2008 vs 2022 SPX Chart

by | Oct 16, 2022 | Resources | 40 comments

Corrected 2008 vs 2022 SPX Chart

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Corrected 2008 vs 2022 SPX Chart



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Corrected 2008 vs 2022 SPX Chart


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40 Comments

  1. Sad-Inevitable-7260

    I can’t believe ppl think there’s a cheat sheet to the market lol

  2. BllsonStll

    A nuke from putin nd spx goes back to where it was born

  3. Broken-Testicle

    What’s 2008 do in Nov?

  4. -Animus

    I see… There are some wiggly lines… and the black one is higher than the grey one… interesting. This must mean that the Jade-Monkey is in the glove compartement!

  5. storkface

    Show the dang future!

  6. reditor75

    Yay, we found the bottom …. so far ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271)

  7. mYHCAEL4

    Too many dumb apes are taking that Mott Capital SPX chart at face value. I simplified it for you degens. Here is the percent change of the S&P 500 from 4/19/2006 – 7/25/2008 overlaid on the current time period starting 7/8/2020. Same dates as the chart circulating for the last few weeks.

    TLDR; the y axis fucking matters.

    Edit: [This chart](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/y4lvyk/spy_2008_vs_2022_as_of_10152022/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf) is what I am debunking. This isn’t TA, it’s just non-manipulated data for a change.

  8. jodaal13

    Fuck you, what happens next in the 2008 chart?

    Calls or puts?!

    CALLS OR PUTS?!

  9. KoGamer01

    Is this the bottom![img](emote|t5_2th52|18630)![img](emote|t5_2th52|18630)![img](emote|t5_2th52|18630)

  10. For56

    So when up?

  11. IrishNinja8082

    What I see is 2022 mounting the 2008 market like a fucking chad.

  12. nickc2122

    Yes they all have the same corrective structures. We are not in a crashing structure like 2008/2009. We have till at least the end of year to see if that structure is the same or different.

  13. Large-Pirate2396

    So what I’m getting from this is Jamie Diamond is probably right and we have at least another 20-30% left to go down. Aka the big guys are now basically in line with what Burry has been saying for a while now.

  14. LordLucasSixers

    Go Phillies!!!

  15. PlayerHunt3r

    You could buy in now and look like a genius if everything gets back to normal tomorrow, but theres just so much uncertainty whilst Putin is fighting Ukraine. Until that’s over, I fear, the markets won’t recover.

  16. Nutteria

    Cramer said to get out of stocks, so I think Im getting me some 6 month SPY calls and catch the train to the rocket site.

  17. evanl714

    So is the implication here that because the charts look similar across the same timeframe the bear market is over? Does the fact that you’re looking at a ~30% difference in price extension over the time period not matter? Lol

  18. HannyBo9

    Problem is this time we have massive inflation and the fed is tightening rates and it’s balance sheet.

  19. tjc3

    You need a goddamn 2nd x-axis label for 2008.
    Amateur hour. Bush Leauge. Bullshit

  20. YOLOTREND

    History is a good reference point but future cannot be predicted

  21. ChadSMASHya

    Market started falling before they even hiked rates also. I have a feeling it’s baked in and we are very close if not already at the bottom.

  22. ProfessorbPushinP

    Our parents generation fucked us

  23. Unlucky_26

    Irrilevant…

  24. Daytona66

    Wow they both went up and then back down! What a crazy correlation

  25. smallfeetpetss

    So put? No call ? No wait, it is put! Ok may be call? It is put call then!

  26. Antique_Ruin_1452

    Does this mean that we have until March to raise cash?

  27. AutistGobbChopp

    They both go up a bit then down again.

  28. FitExplanation21

    Same shit

  29. bagholder3000

    bears breathing hopium, its like showing vw graph. “we are here, keep shorting”

  30. verdemuerde

    I have seen this graph 3587 times, Is there any waiting list to post this analysis or i can post it whenever i want?

  31. ankole_watusi

    Naw I want to see this on tracing paper.

    You know, just how you did the slip-slide-match.

    But on tracing paper.

    Just because.

  32. justdoittm

    Can someone link to the excel spreadsheet that has the data? Wanna do some more analysis 🙂

  33. SpookyBravo

    Soooooooooooo……Short the Real Estate market?

  34. ChemEngRy

    I for one unironically think we are close to a bottom

  35. 10xEBITDA

    I’m usually smart but am having issues with this chart. It looks as though the sell off has already ended?

  36. Oenones

    It lOoKs ExAcXtLy ThW sAmE!!?

  37. Unique_Tumbleweed

    Regarded chart

  38. soareyousaying

    Why did you pick them black and gray out of all colors?

  39. slidingjimmy

    Imagine cutting the chart there

  40. gungmo

    if theres a system that is working on trading I bet you they are not telling it.

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