Did the S&P 500 just trigger a signal for calling a market bottom?

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VIEW IN BROWSER | SUBSCRIBE MY ACCOUNT   The S&P 500 Triggered a Signal with a Perfect Track Record for Calling a Market Bottom The S&P 500 Triggered a Signal with a Perfect Track Record for Calling a Market Bottom Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York City, U.S., July 19, 2022.  Recent momentum in stock trading has triggered a historically perfect sign that a bottom may be in soon according to Jason Goepfert, chief research analyst and founder of SentimenTrader. In the world of arcane market trends, this is right up there, but could this bear market finally be over? Subscribe to CNBC Pro to read more about what this means for the market in both the short term and long term as well as historical and expected performance. Subscribe Now Here are more of today's top stories, exclusive for CNBC Pro subscribers!   These 10 stocks are expected to rally into the end of the year, Truist says TUE, JULY 19 2022   Morningstar reveals cheap stocks in the 'overvalued' oil sector — and says one is 'a bargain' TUE, JULY 19 2022   Here are Wednesday's biggest analyst calls: Netflix, Chevron, Apple, Alibaba, Amazon & more WED, JULY 20 2022   Buy these software stocks as the industry's 'roller coaster ride' nears a bottom, Bernstein says WED, JULY 20 2022   S&P 500 triggers signal with perfect track record for calling end of bear markets WED, JULY 20 2022   Warnings of an earnings apocalypse may turn out to be greatly exaggerated TUE, JULY 19 2022     Like getting these emails?  Subscribe to CNBC Pro today and get access to unlimited Pro articles, access to Pro live events, stock tips, and money-making investment ideas. Unsubscribe Digital Products Manage Newsletters Feedback Terms of Service Privacy Policy Join the CNBC Panel © 2022 CNBC LLC. All rights reserved. A property of NBCUniversal.   900 Sylvan Avenue, Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632   Data is a real-time snapshot *Data is delayed at least 15 minutes. Global Business and Financial News, Stock Quotes and Market Data and Analysis.   Data also provided by THOMSON REUTERS