We are awfully close to that price gap on the Hang Seng Index. Will this be the end of the China sell-off?

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We are awfully close to that price gap on the Hang Seng Index. Will this be the end of the China sell-off?

Scandal-plagued Super Micro Computer Incorporated (SMCI) keeps fighting back to its gaps, and it’s happening again. This might be presenting another appealing risk/reward ratio now that the accusations against SMCI have, for the moment, dissipated.

No clever post title this time. That pretty much just lays it on the line. It’s all about the price gap.

Chinese stocks have clearly dared to glance at a tiny bit of reality, as the absurd burst from weeks above has partly dissipated. The next key test for the Hang Seng is the price gap at 19954.06. Break it, and bears will continue to smash the vases in the gift shop.

As I predicted/hoped on Friday, crude oil is resuming its weakness, as it continues on its long slog of lower lows and lower highs.
