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S&P500 SPX500 SPX DJI DJT has hit a strong resistance

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🚨 S&P500 has hit a strong resistance trend-line 🚨

S&P500 has hit a strong resistance trend-line (violet line) and has formed an Evening Star Candle!
This means that there is a very high probability for strong pullback.
If the S&P500 can not find support on the red trend-line (at about $4600) we should see a
correction down to the 50 DMA or 100 DMA. 50 MA is at approx. $4500 and the 100 MA is at about $4450.

It is time to hedge yourself and to sell some overvalued stocks.
If you are an experienced trader you should also think about opening a short position (intermediate-term swing trade / short trade).
As far as I know, Michael Burry has already opened a big short position.

The economy is still in a major post-pandemic depression and many S&P500 companies are not profitable anymore! FED has pumped up the stock market artificially with free funny money that it has even broken above a resistance trend-line (red line, has now become a support line) which exists since 1936 and at the same time the Buffet indicator indicates an extreme overvalued sell signal! Also the Wave Trend Oscillator, MACD and StochRSI has crossed bearish at 1D TF recently which means that bullish momentum is exhausted and that we are at a tipping point right now. On the H4-TF there is a bearish divergence on the MFI! SMI (smart money indicator) shows that smart money is scaling out for months now (not shown on chart). Furthermore, sentiment signals also indicated very rare warning signals. For instance, Jason Goepfert's (sentiment-trader) indicators flashed rare warning signals recently, which means that there is a high spread between bear market probability and macro index models. Last time Jason´s sentiment indicator showed such a high spread was 14 years ago! Also Robert Prechter's Bear Market Prediction (Macro Elliott Wave Analysis with Fibonacci-Cycles) is confirming that we are nearing the end of a major stock bull market soon.
Ray Dalio´s debt cycle model (Short & Long-Term Debt-Cycles) is also indicating that we are on the verge of a serve debt crisis which will cause a major post-pandemic depression similar to 1929.

Currently the consensus (the herd) is thinking that we are currently in a high inflationary environment, but this was just a temporary spike in inflation rate which is currently at a dipping point. A deflationary shock will come sooner or later but an accurate predication when this will happen is impossible. When the debt bubble implodes (credit crunch) there will be high deflation also when it could be short-lived (economic depressions are usually deflationary).
Also smart-money is betting on deflation which is anticipated in the recent raise of bond prices.
At the end of the debt cycle central banks will expand the money supply even further (more money printing) which could cause high inflation but this also depends on factors like velocity of money and on the credit supply. For instance Japan is in a depression for approximately 30 years and there is still no high inflation due to manipulation with negative interest rate policy (NIRP).

Be prepared and have CASH on the sidelines. This could get very ugly!
Of course these major stock market signals also have negative impact on cryptos as well...
We recommend to accumulate gold and silver during the coming deflationary shock.
Also US treasury bonds usually are a good investment in a low-interest rate environment (=raising bond prices).

A deflationary shock will be a very good opportunity :-)



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I´m not a financial adviser. For educational purpose only!
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