claydoctor

spx500 low volumes before the spike

Short
FX:SPX500   S&P 500 Index
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Lots here, hope it helps you prepare for what is coming. Money flow is reliable. The latest arc (yellow) is all artificial, and pros that have been brave enough to take the bull bait are depending on the pretenders to pretend a bit longer. The gap between the real economy and the market has never been greater, and now markets are TOTALLY dependent on currency manipulation to go higher. This is a very dangerous game they are playing, that they have never played before, and are making up the rules as they go, creating history with every extended move... they know this, and no one wants to be the one to prick the mother of all bubbles, actually it is several bubbles. Negative rates = negative results > unintended consequences, currencies rising instead of devaluing, encouraging even deeper negative rates, oil and gold are so confused, so what is the end result here? THEY DO NOT KNOW. But they do know actually... without fundamentals currency real values will fail, because they will not correlate ( aka currency wars) due to volume and volatility. World banks become the referees, and throw flags no one respects, loose control of what they thought they had control of, fools. Banks close, IMF takes over, bank accounts seized - yes everyone - cash gets recalled (the media will have a hay day with that, watching people line up to turn in their cash - wow, never happen) , digital currencies, one world bank, to calm the calamity and restore financial order. If there is not a breakdown of the system, no one would ever agree to what they have been trying to do now for years, eliminate cash, it costs them billions just to handle it, and it will be yet another costs saver to increase their profits. IMO that is what takes the S&P to 555, my three crosses chart. Go ahead, stay in this market bulls, to the last greedy moment. But if you do, try to find a buyer that day. Because all this is digital now, it can happen overnight, or over a weekend. I was in a hedge fund yesterday... denial, delusional, greed, way too proud of the profits, don't know when to quit, cannot quit, it is their job, taking the money of those who don't know where to put it to work, because there is no place. "Be happy with the dividends", I hear a lot, admitting there is no growth, no base, no substance to any of this, just a manufactured, financially engineered dividend that every company knows they have to fund or else. I know when to quit... NOW. Happy trading all. :)
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