![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh3aF68A3Gw8ApKoAdxFPCVHOvb4RcMbPsCDoGEgFcxc57tdTWxi7y31jcHS3JMGu9eEEfVu4J5IWQZteaAuu103CRQcS-E-cO-HmXxXR1lk8v7iiMHNGeTPKMj6a19ecxV-7fgVWToki4/s320/$ndx2.jpg)
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Not much different really, same explanations apply as in earlier post..I blew them up a bit for clarity..
The question for the $NDX, is does it stop around where it is now, or does it go on up to the next set of overhead trendlines, which on the middle and rightmost $NDX chart, looks to be around 1940-1950 or so....
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