Our Exclusive PMRA Market Bottom Indicator

Stock market bottoms can be easily identified through the use of positive divergences. Positive divergences are watched closely by stock market professionals because they often signal major turning points between bear (down trending) stock markets and bull (up trending) stock markets. Positive divergences occur when an index (such as the S&P 500 Index) makes new lows while an indicator (such as our exclusive PMRA Market Bottom Indicator) starts to climb upward. Stock market professionals will buy stocks or stock funds when positive divergences occur.

The charts below illustrate how our exclusive PMRA Market Bottom Indicator detected the 2002 and 2009 stock market bottoms. Just take a look at the blue arrows beneath the rising blue trend lines and notice how our PMRA Market Bottom Indicator starts rising before the S&P 500 Index. Once the MACD indicator confirms the positive action of our PMRA Market Bottom Indicator, the S&P 500 Index takes off from Fibonacci support like a rocket!

Our exclusive PMRA Market Bottom Indicator detected
the 2002 and 2009 stock market bottoms