PaulDeep19131

Dow: Just Over 25,000 Monday; Then Brief Relief Rally; Then Down

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TVC:DJI   Dow Jones Industrial Average Index
On Monday I am targeting a finish just over 25,000 but not by much, followed by a slight relief rally to trap bulls further before coming down further.

My target is near 24,000 +/- 50pts by the Fed meeting in mid September where as a result of the stock market on the verge of collapsing, and the trade war escalation, there will likely be a 25bps cut. However, I do not see the Fed providing more immediate relief by proposing a 50bps cut. Therefore, I don't see a huge relief rally off the cut.

At this point, if the Fed cuts 50bps, this will induce more scare into the market as a confirmation of a failing economy. So a one day relief will turn into a potential melt-down. Moreover, I do not believe the Fed can rescue the market at this point (nor can the ECB).

Ultimately, to rescue the market from full melt-down and collapse, you will see huge fiat currency money printing in expense of the USD (and other currencies around the world). For this reason, people should have significant entries in Gold/Silver.

- zSplit

*Note: I will continue to update this idea incase Trump issues some "fake news trade updates", in which case relief rallies may extend further than I have suggested here.
Comment:
Just like I called in my original post, Trump issues a fake story about China wanting to talk.

Haven’t we heard this fake story 50 times already? Well it’s a good way to trigger the algo bots.

For this reason, people must be very careful in this market as Trump shows he loves illegal stock market manipulation.

My advice is don’t read into these future bounces as they are intended to trap people. Don’t put in huge long or short entries.

Watch the bond market closely as bonds don’t respond as “fakely” as futures to fake news.
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