And then there was only one, only Transports are above all three moving averages, The good thing is we are seeing a controlled selloff as the market gets use to the growing likelihood of a Trump win. So maybe we will not have a Brexit type selloff. I hope all off you own some gold and silver. Another thing is the Fed Reserve is less likely to raise interest rates while market is in free fall
This weekly chart of S&P shows the downward channel we have been in the last three months, this week we broke below that channel, only safe places right now are gold/silver, cash, and short the US dollar, if we get a weak over sold rally I will be looking to short the market
Metals and mining only bright spot, Financials were up early but finished at their low. Democrats are clamming they will be victorious on Tuesday but after the polls lied about brexit, the market is not buying this.
There is an old saying here in the US, âfool me once, shame on you, fool me twice shame on me, fool me three times then I must be a democratâ
Market gave election to Clinton, it looks like they were wrong, just as they were wrong about Brexit, If Trumpâs lead holds, look for a big opening sell off for stocks tomorrow, this is the US Brexit. Dow may open down 700, I just might buy a little if that happens
This is the craziest day I have seen in the 20+ years I have followed markets. At 2am when I finally gave up waiting for the networks to call the election for Trump, the media was reporting DOW futures down 800+ , by the time market open at 9:30 DOW was only down a few dollars and quickly turned positive and by end of day was up 250+, that is over a 1000 point reversal. One day does not make a trend, lets see what tomorrow brings
Another big up day for the DOW, but the Nasdaq was down, what I am seeing is a lot of portfolio restructuring. Be careful chasing some of these moves, sanity will come to the markets again
That is whatâs so messed up about this market, normal is DOW up , dollar down. Now we have the dollar and DOW moving up together, not suppose to happen like that. This is what happens when the Fed changes the rules