All of them. (stocks, crypto, ...)
Great risks and uncertainty lies ahead, that the market has not taken yet into account. And when it does, there will be "re-pricing", so to speak.
To me this looks akin to a slaughterfest. You are getting fed and then you get slaughtered.
The up-only mode managed to convince everyone there is not going to be any downside, lol
Some top signals are starting to pop-up, but the matter of the fact is charts are still grinding & going up only so can't say anything as to when it ends.
The situation is absolutely absurd at the moment, so i wonder how much crazier can things actually get.
I think it's possible that 2024 makes 2020 look insignificant. It could also take much longer to play out, so who knows.
Given the current geopolitical climate, it seems appropriate to adjust the targets. $2700 SP500 is highly unlikely to be the bottom.
2650, 2300, 1900 are probable support zones. With bottom occuring likely at around $1500 SP500
From top at 4800 to 1500, is a 69% correction. We crashed 57% in 2008 and the bubble has grown much greater this time.
Yeah probably, they usually push the market up going into NFP and sell the news. Wouldn't surprise me this time either.
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%%I don't know, @schizo, in this market everything seems to be an excuse/rationale/voodoo for the market to keep going higher.
Good news? This is bullish, of course.
Bad news? Oh, this will force the Fed to lower rates, so bullish as well.
War in the Middle East and oil approaching 100? Look at all the profits the oil companies are going to make!
Etc.
Of course, like with cocoa, at some point it will have to end (many people here seem to forget that as recently as ***2022*** the Nasdaq went down 33%), but is it going to be just now, this week because of a too hot or too cold report? I doubt it.
My view is that we keep chugging along higher until they start cutting rates in the third (fourth?) quarter.
Of course, you could be right and we already saw the high for the year.