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Risk Assets Are Not Confirming the Bounce in Stocks... Is the Next Leg Down About to Begin?
The bounce in stocks has reached ludicrous proportions.
The S&P 500 has completely disconnected from most risk assets, driven by the usual manipulation during options expiration week, performance gaming by hedge funds before end of the month results are posted, and short covering.
Stocks are now disconnected from leveraged loans:

High yields bonds:

Copper, the commodity with a PhD in economics:

Oil:

Etc.
In simple terms, virtually no other asset class on the planet is confirming the move higher in the S&P 500. This has all the hallmarks of a dead cat bounce. What’s coming won’t be pretty.
Smart investors are preparing now. The August-September correction was just a warm up. The REAL drop is coming shortly.
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Graham Summers
Chief Market Strategist
Phoenix Capital Research
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"Risk Assets Are Not Confirming the Bounce in Stocks... Is the Next Leg Down About to Begin?"
No. New highs by years end likely. The lava is percolating to the top of the volcano as we speak.
Copper? Oil? Who needs electricity and fuel?!
This is the Skittle shitting Unicorn economy!
Sugar and dreams baby, to the Moon!
I have the polar bear and moose version of those toys. Da kidz lovd it.
How many digits can the federal reserve imagine and send over to Goldman Sachs? Two things could stop the fake market: 1. All the listed stocks file bankruptcy regardless of their market cap; or, 2. The controllers decide it is time to pull the plug and let the fireworks begin.
Another vague doom and gloom prediction from Pheonix Capital...
Don't call me shortly
Define "shortly".
Sooner or later.....
I have it on good authority that when the S&P hits 2150, the hounds of hell will be loosed.
Howz that???
;-D