SPX at 2700 or so is 20% correction. That's pricing in a recession without hard numbers and based on fear. I will look to buy and play this dip. Man, it will be a crazy day.
It's not truly predicting the economy and use it for trading. It is making sense of the market as it relates to the economy. If the market is over reacting beyond the worst case scenario, then, what does it mean? If market sold off hard beyond the worst case scenario, what are the chances it...
Everything at this point is based on many unknowns to baseline assumptions. The closest hard data is from China with 100k cases. Are people seeing China going into a recession? Did you also account for a 1% decrease in interest rate in your assumption? Reality is that at this point, no one...
Ok, let's analyze one factor at a time. You are assuming negative growth for all of 2020 as the best case scenario? This is more like the worst case scenario.
At a minimum, the good news is that we got 50bps lower from the Fed. Market is expecting 25bps more in March meeting and another 25bps in April. Definitely, Fed will probably look at other stimulus if market keeps tanking. Once virus thing is a distant memory, equities look pretty damn...
How do you think we got here from the high in a week? This card was played a few many times already. Nobody knows the actual effect on the economy at this point.
Dozu, I like this thread you started. Keep give daily analysis, if possible. I want to compare yours to mine to see if there's something I am missing.
When combining this trading methodology, TA, statistics and position sizing, it's very effective.