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Nasdaq/S&P500 ratio. Final stage of the BUBBLE?

This is a simple yet very interesting chart illustrating the Nasdaq-to-S&P500 ratio since the 1980s.

As you see after a price stabilization in the 1980s, the ratio started to rise but steadily within a Channel Up since 1998. That was when the tech index (Nasdaq) took off fueled by the dot.com mania on a 2 year rally that eventually led to the dot.com crash of 2000.

The ratio has been trading within a similar Channel Up since the 2008/09 subprime mortgage crisis. Currently the 1W MA50 (blue trend-line) and the 1W MA100 (green trend-line) are converging in a squeeze evetn that was seen in the 1990s Channel Up at the end of it, when NDX's parabolic rally started.

Does that mean that we are about to enter the final 2 year stage of the Bubble? Share your thoughts in the comments section.

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