Stocks Are On the Ledge of a Cliff

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 by The Phoenix

The stock market is clinging to the ledge of a cliff.

The weekly chart of the NASDAQ is truly. Tech stocks have been trading in a wide range since stocks peaked in November 2021. And they are just BARELY clinging to the lower line of this range on a weekly basis.

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Why is this a big deal? Because if the NASDAQ closes below the lower line of this range on a weekly basis, it opens the door to an unwind of most if not ALL of the COVID-19 bull market. This would mean a 40%-50% collapse from current levels.

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And all of this is happening right as the Fed ends QE and starts raising rates. Meanwhile, the economy is rolling over and the tech-heavy market is barely able to rally.

Sounds like the recipe for a crash to me!

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