The Ultimate Bear Chart

by northmantrader Leave a comment “There are two bubbles: We have a stock market bubble, and we have a bond market bubble” – Alan Greenspan January 31, 2018 This may not come as a surprise, but: I agree with him. Oh I know, …

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A Market Bear’s Favorite Chart

via Ploutos Summary With stocks making new highs to start 2018, the S&P 500 is now trading at all-time highs as a multiple of average hourly earnings. Stocks are as expensive as they have ever been for the average American, but …

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OMG – This Chart

by Chris joke with Adam regularly by phone about the angle of these markets with Janet seeming to prefer higher angles. Somebody on Twitter (@wexmark) produced this beauty channeling the thoughts of Adam and Myself. Yep – Janet and Draghi …

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CHART OF THE DAY: BOND PANIC?

by stockboardasset Glancing at the chartbook in the overnight session, we have stumbled across a bottom bump and run formation reversal in the UST10Y. The long-term trend in bonds could be reversing with the linear supply line upside break. Earlier this month, …

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This chart shows investors are on another level of complacency…. If something cannot go on forever, it will stop.

World index on 312 trading day run without even a 5% correction. Almost double any other previous period since 1970! https://twitter.com/TihoBrkan/status/953609513650724865 Central Bank Asset Purchases, Net Monthly 2019: $0B2018: $50B2017: $100B2016: $160B2015: $130B2014: $60B2013: $125B#ECB#BOJ#BOE#FOMC Via @BearTrapsReport — Lawrence McDonald …

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Bullish Fund Assets Jump Off The Chart

by Dana Lyons Assets in bullish funds at the Rydex family have soared to uncharted territory – especially relative to dwindling bearish assets. Given the persistent rally in the U.S. equity market in recent months, one might assume that bullish sentiment …

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Don't show President Trump this chart…

Despite the relative freefall in the US Dollar, the US trade deficit disappointed expectations, spiking above $50 billion.   This is the biggest trade deficit since January 2012. https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-01-05/trade-deficit-spikes-6-year-high-despite-tumbling-dollar

Citi labels 2s/5s US yield spread as the best interest rate chart in the world. Bear flattening signaled Savings and Loan Crisis in the late 1980s, the Dot-Com crash in the early 2000s and the GFC in 2007.

https://twitter.com/Schuldensuehner/status/933449988276916224 TROUBLE? What is the predictive power of the yield curve? Shape of the yield curve, advanced by 15 mths, has a decent fit w/US GDP growth. But yield curve inversions over-predict recessions. https://t.co/1mo5QwepsZ pic.twitter.com/Ysd5YCKe4F — Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) November …

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Chart Theory Sucks In A Rigged Market

The heavy influence of the Federal Reserve and high frequency algorithmic trading has distorted fair market price discovery, making the application of chart theory nothing more than a crapshoot. Technical market analysis, employing chart theory, is based strictly on market …

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