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Last week, we observed that several subcomponents of our Cyclical Trend Score (CTS) had declined to their lowest levels during the last two years, suggesting that the formation of a long-term top in the stock market is becoming more likely. For example, our sentiment and price oscillator scores have moved below the -80 level for the first time since 2011, indicating that the cyclical bull market from 2009 has become vulnerable to a severe correction.
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