Marc Faber once again brings his dim view on the stock market and this time he takes on Tesla $TSLA.
He believes that due to fierce competition, the stock will stand no chance but to go back to ZERO. Is this another classic false titanic alarm?
“What they produce can be produced by Mercedes, BMW, Toyota, Nissan. Anybody in the world can make it eventually, at much lower cost and probably much more efficiently,” Faber said Monday on CNBC’s “Trading Nation.”
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At the beginning of 2013 analysts speculated that the era of Risk On, Risk Off might be coming to an end because there were signs that the US Federal Reserve might be leaning towards ending quantitative easing at some point during 2013.
The market sentiment seems to flip flop back and forth on a daily basis between a “Risk On” and a “Risk Off”. Reading Risk Sentiment is as simple as following the direction of the US Stock Market.
Each day, it seems a new rumor is produced and the stock markets shifts accordingly. The seesaw action can take a toll on a trader’s emotions
Previous: How a Stock Move Translates to a Currency Trade The market sentiment seems to flip flop back and forth on a daily basis between a “Risk On” and a “Risk Off”. Reading Risk Sentiment is as simple as following the direction of the US Stock Market.
RISK ON
In Conclusion, you have to ask yourself, is this RISK worth taking? A lot of people realize when they look back, it seems they were better off spending the hard earned money buying a car or fulfilling any small tangible dream.
We note here that Bonds are at a major inflection point and we have to wait to see a confirm decision of the next move, which seems to be only going higher, with that being said we need to look at our Weekly chat for the $SPX.
Note above in the above chart the similarities between the Nov 6 and June 16 high. Also on the Daily chart posted below the 6-7 day High – Low cycles are in play with a Daily 8 DT Osc OB and weekly DT 8 OSC being Bearish..Will we break the triple top and step on the gas or pull back we do not know . Stay tuned we will post updated in our Chat Room
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Looking at the 60 minutes $SPX chart, the bounce assumed to be a corrective move untill proven otherwise. The upper end of resistance cited for wave (iv) of c under the blue count at 2035 $SPX.
We have no indication on the micro to indicate yet of a local top in place, if that resistance holds and price starts to head back down impulsively tomorrow we can view it as the start of blue wave (v) of c with 1960 $SPX as a potential target.
The above 2035 $SPX would start to look too big as a 4th wave, and instead would argue for another b-wave. Here the resistance for red wave b is between 2055 – 2070 $SPX (the .500 and .618 retrace).
In any Case until we see a solid evidence of otherwise, we are not assuming wave 2 has completed yet and believe we still have one more low, this aligns with the weekly and daily momos still bearish gives me some confidence.
What are we doing?
Will the above scenario happens?? Who Knows? having said that we did take some July 8th, 200 SPY Puts for 1.20 as a hedge.
The $SPY like any other ETF has taken a big hit on the news from across the blue ocean. The #Brexit exit came as a surprise and probably the market was not discounting these results as such.
In Any case we were prepared and have had hedges in place, our $SPY 206 Puts that we took last weekin the chat room are up more than 330% in profits, along with our other hedges, we will be booking those profits as these calls expire this week.
Below are the charts on some targets on $ES_F
$ES_F Weekly
And Here is the reason why Britain joined the EU back in 1973 🙂
