How Smart Money Flow Index (SMFI) Seized the Historical Bottom in 2009

If you read the following article, you are to learn that the average bull market length is approximately 3 times that of bear market lengths. 

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Usually the average length of a bear market is much shorter than a bull market, but average investors still can’t precisely predict the bottom.  During the downtrend market, investors kept trying to become bottom fish, hoping every piece of good news, or effort from the government and the Fed could reverse the trend. Only after lengthy, frustrating endeavors, and asset losses did investors come back to the brutal battle field again.  The SMFI showed the bullish sign around the time when market reached bottom in March 2009.  The following chart demonstrates how the SMFI successfully seized the historical bottom.

SMFI successfully seized the market bottom in 2009 by Showing Bullish Sentiment

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