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In short, the market seems to have completely and utterly absorbed the trade deal failure. Indeed, when we were told how a trade deal was absolutely going to happen, people agreed it would be uber-bullish when it did. And yet, now that it’s totally failed……….zilch. It’s become irrelevant.
One need look no farther than the VIX to witness this:
In two days, we’ve gone from zero Slope Links in SlopeCharts to five, and more are coming. I’ll let them speak for themselves about their purpose:
If there are other functions you want with one-click access, drop me an email. There’s a steady drumbeat of product improvements on the way. Incidentally, I heard from some folks that use Firefox and Internet Explorer that the Market Meter dial was misbehaving for them. No more! It’s all fixed now.
In spite of what seems like a pretty ugly trade war, the market is strong and tightly range-bound. I wanted to update some major cash indexes to illustrate some important zones of support (magenta) and resistance (green). The bulls get the upper hand (or hoof, I guess) if the green breaks, whereas the bears get the upper paw if the magenta fails. As always, click on any chart for a much larger version.
I’d like to ask literally 5 seconds of your time to tell me the broker you use and what you like to trade. This information is ANONYMOUS. It will truly help me do better product planning for Slope in the months ahead. If for some reason the survey isn’t showing up, here is the direct link.
(Note Bene: I do NOT sell information about Slopers to anyone. Never have. Not email addresses. Not likes and dislikes. Nothing. Never have. Never will. This is just for ME.)
You can pretty much count on it. If we get a decent down day, then the administration will frantically back-pedal any tough-on-trade talk and send equities flying higher again. This back-and-forth has been in place for weeks.
