The Dow veered north in the final hours of Tuesday’s session, reversing the considerable momentum of a two-and-a-half day selloff to end the day 90 points off its sinkhole lows. The S&Ps did even better, carving out a v-shaped bottom that had bears once again on the ropes at the final bell. Is that the worst that sellers can do? Evidently so. We’d thought the Trump rally was due for a rest, but bulls will have a chance on Wednesday to demonstrate their unnerving tirelessness with a push toward new all-time highs by week’s end. It’ll feel like a bull trap, like so many other giddy buying sprees before it. But short into this craziness? No way.
Short Into This Craziness?
- February 1, 2017, 11:40 am
Major monthly turn in DX. an Evening Star Pattern.
Major monthly turn in EC. A Morning Star Pattern.
Speculators holding largest net-short position in the history of the VIX futures contract.
GC Buy Panic levels below;
Weekly Close.
1327.0
1322.0
1320.6
Should coincide with JYP 1.000 level panic levels.
GC wears 2 hats, an investment towards Inflation/Deflation and Government in trying times (as a currency).
Derivatives have been growing exponentially with a doubling rate every 2.35 years:
We have several market processes in gear for a turn in the Index equity markets towards the larger degree. Other markets are in place for a shift towards the larger degree in turning as a hedge of investment towards the equity sector this makes what is in front of us sorted like the fog in the early part of the day lifting.
Markets never crash at their highs they do so at their lows when most of the damage has already been done. As, Markets never have a ‘buying panic’ at their lows they do so after the train has well left the station.
The fog is lifting…in many markets.