Sunday, May 12, 2019 2:01:49 PM
Re: Current v-Wave vs "old" i-Wave.................
Here's how the two look when compared over the latest three years:
(v-Wave is in Blue with its smoothed average in Red)
Generally they follow the same pattern. Some difference in amplitude is
seen and the v-Wave seems a bit smoother as well. I'd mentioned that I
considered the v-Wave a bit more conservative and that can be seen here,
too. The lower risk periods don't quite dip as low. The peaks during
bearish times seem nearly the same, however. Median value for the v-Wave
for individual stocks is 44 where the i-Wave median is 39.
Hope this helps,
Tom
Here's how the two look when compared over the latest three years:
(v-Wave is in Blue with its smoothed average in Red)
Generally they follow the same pattern. Some difference in amplitude is
seen and the v-Wave seems a bit smoother as well. I'd mentioned that I
considered the v-Wave a bit more conservative and that can be seen here,
too. The lower risk periods don't quite dip as low. The peaks during
bearish times seem nearly the same, however. Median value for the v-Wave
for individual stocks is 44 where the i-Wave median is 39.
Hope this helps,
Tom
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