Really? Look back at the Feb 12th-Feb 21st swing. I've shown many times in the past it doing exactly what you say it doesn't do anymore. But you continue on spouting neva eva nonsense. "Bulls make money, bears make money, {ignorant} pigs get slaughtered".
That's where the problem lies. There are no free markets...of course if there were actuall free markets in place you would see how a real market trades and not some fed induced money printing game that goes on continuously....free markets would give the entire world economy a lesson but with central banks in place its impossible to see such an outcome..
It's just a trading term. A buying opportunity which you look back on a few weeks later and realise you might not see the market that low again for a very long time
An erroneous application of a trading term applied to current phase in a loooooooooong bull market. Back in the Oct '23 swing low most wouldn't considered it was a generational dip. Guess you have followed markets very long?
it is. Generational means basically once in a lifetime. There were only been of those in the 24 years I have traded. march 6, 2009 - the panicked bottom of the GFC
You declare yourself as a German. Did you use Google Translate to translate German to English? 'Generational dip' is a new phrase. Please update investopedia.com