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#21 dTraderB

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Posted 29 October 2019 - 12:10 PM

 

 

miinor, this can be fixed easily with a tweet or two...

 

[RTRS] US Admin Official: Phase 1 Of US, China Trade Deal May Not Be Signed At Chile APEC Summit - Making Progress On US, China Trade Deal - Not Signing Deal In Chile Doesn’t Mean Talks Have Fallen Apart, Means More Time Is Needed

 

wow rocket science heh, I can't believe after the 100th change about the deal ever getting done that the market still reacts to it lol!!  

 

 

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White House spokesperson: US/China working through final text of Phase 1

 
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WHITE HOUSE SPOKESMAN SAYS U.S., CHINA "WORKING TO FINALIZE" TEXT OF PHASE ONE TRADE DEAL FOR SIGNING IN CHILE



#22 dTraderB

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Posted 29 October 2019 - 12:57 PM

Good rant here:

 

"And so here we are today, the day before the Fed meeting and $SPX has again approached the upper trend line as $VIX has been compressing:

SPXD-24.png?resize=639%2C506&ssl=1

Tight wedges, consistent patterns suggesting another volatility spike to come.

The Fed will cut rates tomorrow with markets again at all time highs, just like in July and in September. What’s the primary driver of the rate cut decision tomorrow? Market expectations of course. The Fed can’t afford to disappoint markets.

The Fed is insisting they’re not running QE, but the market sure is acting like it is.

There is great hope that the Fed rate cut tomorrow will succeed this time to levitate prices above the trend line and keep it above. Perhaps that will be the case, but this renewed price levitation is again coming with negative divergence, uneven participation, and extremely tight price channels that are at risk of breaking if any sellers make their presence felt with volume.

For now enjoy the magic show, but keep in mind that all magic shows eventually come to an end and everyone is left wondering how they were deceived by the magician on the stage. Jay Powell will take the stage tomorrow and tell everyone that the economy is in a good place. But he’s using 3 rate cuts, $60B in monthly treasury bill buying and a daily $120B pro facility to pull off that magic trick.

https://northmantrad.../29/magic-show/



#23 robo

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Posted 29 October 2019 - 04:05 PM

Good rant here:

 

"And so here we are today, the day before the Fed meeting and $SPX has again approached the upper trend line as $VIX has been compressing:

SPXD-24.png?resize=639%2C506&ssl=1

Tight wedges, consistent patterns suggesting another volatility spike to come.

The Fed will cut rates tomorrow with markets again at all time highs, just like in July and in September. What’s the primary driver of the rate cut decision tomorrow? Market expectations of course. The Fed can’t afford to disappoint markets.

The Fed is insisting they’re not running QE, but the market sure is acting like it is.

There is great hope that the Fed rate cut tomorrow will succeed this time to levitate prices above the trend line and keep it above. Perhaps that will be the case, but this renewed price levitation is again coming with negative divergence, uneven participation, and extremely tight price channels that are at risk of breaking if any sellers make their presence felt with volume.

For now enjoy the magic show, but keep in mind that all magic shows eventually come to an end and everyone is left wondering how they were deceived by the magician on the stage. Jay Powell will take the stage tomorrow and tell everyone that the economy is in a good place. But he’s using 3 rate cuts, $60B in monthly treasury bill buying and a daily $120B pro facility to pull off that magic trick.

https://northmantrad.../29/magic-show/

 

What happened the last time the Fed cut rates on July 31st?  I remain long VXF, but I bought some VXX for a hedge....  If it's a sell the news event I will let VXX run and sell my VXF once I get the sell signal (go to cash).


Edited by robo, 29 October 2019 - 04:08 PM.

“There is only one side to the stock market; and it is not the bull side or the bear side, but the right side”   Jesse L. Livermore


#24 robo

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Posted 29 October 2019 - 04:44 PM

My historical rate cut cycle chart..... The data presented without guesses involved. I don't know what will happen this time, but it better be different this time....

 

https://stockcharts....619&a=696342351

 

Fed Chair Jerome Powell (Since February 2018)

2018: GDP = 2.9%, Unemployment = 3.9%, Inflation = 1.9%

 
Mar 22 1.75% Fed projects steady growth Jun 14 2.0% Fed projects steady growth Sep 27 2.25% Fed projects steady growth Dec 19 2.5% Fed promised to stop raising rates
 

2019: Q2 GDP = 2.1%, June Unemployment = 3.7%, May Inflation = 2.0%

 
Jul 31 2.25% Fed lowered rate despite steady growth
 
 
LOL....  Banned on CNBC.... 
 
 

 


Edited by robo, 29 October 2019 - 04:53 PM.

“There is only one side to the stock market; and it is not the bull side or the bear side, but the right side”   Jesse L. Livermore