I'm just going to put this out there. Clearly, massive divergence playing out on larger time frames. I don't think this will end well so here's my buy back targets. Yes, I'm well aware markets can remain irrational longer than one can stay solvent. Hedged and watching with Popcorn. :)
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Divergence is massive. How long can they hold this market up with printing $$$?Note
Senator Richard Burr must have seen this chart... or perhaps he didn't?Note
March 26, 2020 - Record 3.28 million U.S. jobless claims soar as Americans file for unemployment benefits. With "lockdowns" taking affect and services industries forced to close, how will this impact the long term? Will the economy bounce back once the infections/spread threats are neutralized and the restricted travel ban is lifted? More time here is needed. Meanwhile, looking at this retracement level before the market needs to decide on further capitulation or recovery. Cheers!
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Short was closed. Target 1 nailed with precision accuracy. Expecting Bear bounce/retracement upwards towards 2.8K - 3K before coming back down to retest TG1. I TRULY hope this does not go lower, but right now with the uncertainty, I'm not confident. Watching next few weeks and months to see how this plays out. Day trading bounces.Note
Tagged the .618 retracement zone. Now Looking to see how long we hang around this zone before the next news event arrives. I anticipate announcement of renewed or extended "LOCKDOWNS" in the coming month(s), along with "forced" vaccinations could drive this down to 1600 level.
Alternately, the FED will just continue unlimited printing, injecting cash to hold this up, for how long though is anyone's guess. I'd liken it to a frantic effort of continuously pouring water into a sand hole on the beach in order to keep the water level full, only to watch it immediately get absorbed dry!
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