If the market ever does sell off again I expect it to look like a series of V-shaped recoveries all the way down

if the market ever does sell off again I expect it to look like a series of V-shaped recoveries all the way down

— StockCats (@StockCats) July 15, 2020

Options traders are pricing in higher volatility despite record highs for the Nasdaq, and that is one of the reasons to be cautious at the moment.

‘Fear’ is rising in the stock-market and so is ‘dumb money’ confidence as tech stocks reach an inflection point

“As questions mount about whether the surge in VXN in recent weeks, uncharacteristic in a rising NDX tape, is indicative of a ‘blowoff’ or a ‘blowup’ or both (Mwe note that such ‘fast and furious’ shifts between VXN and VIX have tended to correspond to NDX absolute and relative underperformance, especially on a 3-month time frame,” Emanuel wrote, along with analyst Michael Chu, in a July 14 research note.

So far this week:

* LA county
* Austin
* Now, Houston .. t.co/YWgGr5kS5o

— Carl Quintanilla (@carlquintanilla) July 15, 2020

China GDP numbers are a lot like $TSLA delivery numbers.

— Old Bull Lee (@davebudge) July 16, 2020

There you have it a clear trend reversal in US COVID-19 deaths. pic.twitter.com/6Fqt4CSHui

— doubting Thomas (@ThomasAFink) July 16, 2020

What struck me about China's data was not the stronger than expected 3.2% rise in real GDP, but that the GDP deflator declined yoy. The last time this threatened in 2015/16, China devalued. The deflation problems are confirmed by weak core CPI (dotted line) – the lowest since GFC pic.twitter.com/f0MffEY8Xx

— Albert Edwards (@albertedwards99) July 16, 2020

#CHINA'S TECH-HEAVY #CHINEXT INDEX EXTENDS LOSS TO 6%.#Shanghai Composite index is plunging 4.2% and the Shenzhen Component index tumbles more than 5%. pic.twitter.com/uD5PzUZayv

— YUAN TALKS (@YuanTalks) July 16, 2020

interesting shift….#Japanese Investors Dump Record $34 Billion in Foreign Stocks in One Week t.co/8wZvnjqviJ pic.twitter.com/7dY3YTFitB

— 𝕮𝖍𝖎 🛢️ (@chigrl) July 16, 2020

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