Say this for DaBoyz, they’ve got rotation down. When Boeing and Facebook are getting socked the smart guys simply redirect the money toward, in today’s case, AAPL. There’s always some biggie moving higher, sustaining the illusion that all is well on Wall Street. It isn’t, and that’s why we should treat the rally from late December’s lows as a bull trap. We can go with the flow in the meantime as we have been doing. At the same time, we’ll continue to monitor stalls at important Hidden Pivots as occurred in Facebook. By keeping a midpoint resistance at 174.04 in our sights we avoided getting sucked in ahead of today’s 4% downdraft.
Rotation Is the Name of the Game
- March 16, 2019, 11:57 pm
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March 15, 2019, 6:24 am
Since just after the Trump election the DXY has been falling topping out in 01/2017, this suggest the investment flow had started moving ‘away’ from USA markets.
As, in other major bear markets the under current is part of a hidden peak in value, which comes well before the extremes in sentiment peaks.
The ‘point’, the public is continuity told that America is rebuilding that the money flow is inward and investing in America per se.
It is not, it is the other way around.
America is having ‘major’ failures right in front of everyone nose and it continues to suggest it is rebuilding ‘anew’.
95.029 DXY is a inflection point in price, for a rapid fall of everything American. As, GE, FB, BA are being cut to pieces in a day or so, so goes a long bear market no one thinks we are in.
The drop in DXY is observing to be as powerful as the 2000/2008 drop, and target a price level in the low 50’s towards the index itself.
The dislocation of GC from DXY had taken place after the Trump election as it is no longer observing price values of DXY and moving on its own accord. Observing the turning point of 1998/99 in doing the same sending a signal ‘tell’ that the flow towards equities where leaving the USA.
The recent DXY lower high is much worst then the last 2 bear market setups of 2000 and 2007.
Crushing equity devaluation is ‘dead ahead’. GE, FB, BA and quite a few others are just an indication of what’s ahead.
Have a great weekend Rick.
A record 7 million Americans are 90 days or more behind on their auto loans!
Total us auto sales in 2018 were 17 million.
So roughly 40% of last years auto sales should never have been financed.
Well, lets see, what manner of bailout will Congress dream up this time?
How about a refinance deal for all the Automotive “Dreamers”?
How about just pay whatever you think is fair every month, and at the end of 5 years, any outstanding balance is Forgiven!
Just run it by Ocasio first, she has a BS in Economics from Boston University!
Whew!
She arrived just in the nick of time, yeah?