Bulls Set to be Tasered Again by Imminent Severe Downleg...
September 7, 2015
The stockmarket is toxic! It’s very important that you don’t get seduced by the old siren song of Wall St about “buying the dip” and other nonsense like “being selective”. While these strategies have worked up to now, they won’t any longer, because we are now in a bearmarket, and furthermore it looks like we are on the verge of another plunge.
The past few weeks have been momentous. The stockmarket has finally broken down from the huge bearish Rising Wedge that we had delineated many months ago, as shown on the 8-year chart for the S&P500 index below. The validity and importance of this Wedge is amply demonstrated by the fact that after the index broke down from it, it plunged.




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To see in detail the bearish action of recent days which suggests that the market will break lower again imminently and plunge, we will now look at a 1-month chart, which opens out the congestion pattern of the past 2 weeks. On this chart we see that, in addition to clivemaund.com subscribers sitting on very large profits having bought Puts at the points shown, there were 2 bearish “Evening Doji Star” candlestick patterns in succession over the past 7 trading sessions. We spotted the 1st one forming which is why we bought more Puts, and the 2nd one, which included a very bearish “Gravestone Doji” at its high, suggests that instead of further flim-flamming around, the market is going to break lower and plunge again very soon, and if the pattern of the past 2 weeks is indeed a bear Pennant, it means that the next plunge will beat least of the same magnitude as the 1st. This is important as it gives us an idea regarding when to ditch the Puts (and bear ETFs). The approach of the MACD indicator shown at the bottom of the chart to its moving average, and the contraction of the MACD histogram back towards the zero line are a further indication that the market is now ready to drop again.

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Emerging Markets that are collapsing, and to cap it all a world in denial. The Fed faces a desperate dilemma – it wants to start a rising interest rate cycle in order to eventually scale down its massive balance sheet and to head off a threatening collapse of the dollar and Treasury market, but if does so it will collapse the stockmarket and create a depression. It is raises rates at its next meeting on 16th – 17th markets will crash. If it doesn’t raise them, markets will probably crash anyway, because it will be interpreted as meaning that the economy is too weak to handle even a miniscule rate rise. Our interpretation is that the markets could collapse without waiting for the Fed, since the writing is already on the wall, because the Fed would willingly sacrifice the stockmarket in an attempt to save the more important dollar and bondmarket, as setting up a rate differential with the rest of the world will sluice a vast torrent of funds into the US and create a cushion – this could loop round and end up supporting the stockmarket again later, regardless of the state of the economy. The US has always been ahead of the competition when it comes to setting global economic policy to its advantage – you only have to look at the establishment of the dollar as the global reserve currency to see that. It leads and the others follow.
Here at clivemaund.com we have already racked up big gains on this collapse thus far, having bought a raft of bear ETFs on 1st August close to the market peak and Puts on 7th August and again on 21st as the crash started, and we are in position to make massive gains if the market proceeds to plunge further as expected and stand ready to exit our positions the moment it looks like the 2nd oversold trough is at hand.
Reprinted with permission from CliveMaund.com.
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