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Monday 12 July 2021

Market Signals for the US stock market S and P 500 Index and Indian Stock Market Nifty Index for the Week beginning July 12

 

Indicator

Weekly Level / Change

Implication for

S & P 500

Implication for Nifty*

S & P 500

4370, 0.40%

Neutral

Neutral

Nifty

15690, -0.21%

Neutral **

Neutral

China Shanghai Index

3524, 0.15%

Neutral

Neutral

Gold

1809, 1.24%

Bullish

Bullish

WTIC Crude

74.63, -0.68%

Bearish

Bearish

Copper

4.34, 1.38%

Bullish

Bullish

Baltic Dry Index

3300, 0.46%

Neutral

Neutral

Euro

1.1877, 0.11%

Neutral

Neutral

Dollar/Yen

110.16, -0.79%

Bearish

Bearish

Dow Transports

14843, -1.29%

Bearish

Bearish

High Yield (Bond ETF)

109.95, -0.01%

Neutral

Neutral

US 10 year Bond Yield

1.36%, -4.87%

Bullish

Bullish

NYSE Summation Index

553, -15.46%

Bearish

Neutral

US Vix

16.18, 7.37%

Bearish

Bearish

Skew

156

Bearish

Bearish

20 DMA, S & P 500

4278, Above

Bullish

Neutral

50 DMA, S & P 500

4221, Above

Bullish

Neutral

200 DMA, S & P 500

3864, Above

Bullish

Neutral

20 DMA, Nifty

15766, Below

Neutral

Bearish

50 DMA, Nifty

15416, Above

Neutral

Bullish

200 DMA, Nifty

14079, Above

Neutral

Bullish

S & P 500 P/E

46.42

Bearish

Neutral

Nifty P/E

28.27

Neutral

Bearish

India Vix

12.94, 7.05%

Neutral

Bearish

Dollar/Rupee

74.49, -0.03%

Neutral

Neutral

 

 

Overall

 

 

S & P 500

 

 

Nifty

 

Bullish Indications

6

5

Bearish Indications

7

8

Outlook

Bearish

Bearish

Observation

The S and P and the Nifty were little changed last week. Indicators are bearish for the week.

The markets are beginning a correction. Watch those stops.

On the Horizon

UK – CPI, Employment data, Eurozone – CPI, US – CPI, PPI, China - GDP

*Nifty

India’s Benchmark Stock Market Index

Raw Data

Courtesy Stock charts, investing.com, multpl.com, NSE

**Neutral

Changes less than 0.5% are considered neutral

 


The S & P 500 and the Nifty were little changed last week. Indicators are bearish for the week. Deflation is in the air and cracks are visible. Earnings revisions have been very good but it is already in the price. Typical late-cycle FED put stuff is leading to a taper tantrum and an imminent topTail risk has skyrocketed with the Skew/Vix ratio recently touching double digits. The market is about to begin an epic correction. Deflationary busts often begin after inflationary scares (the market is calling the Fed’s bluff) and long bonds are telegraphing just that. Transports, the Dollar, market breadth, and the skew are flashing major warning signs. The epic crash signal is alive and well with retail, hedge funds, and speculators all in, despite the recent melt-up, suggesting a major top is imminent. The moment of reckoning is very near.  Technicals are about to track fundamentals and turn bearish. The market is yet to price in one of the worst earnings decline periods in stock market history. With extremely high valuations, a crash is on the menu. Extremely low volatility suggests complacency and downside ahead.

We rallied 46% right after the great depressions (1930’s) first collapse and we have rallied over 90% in our most recent rally of the lows in the last 12 month period. After extreme euphoria for the indices, a highly probable selloff to the 3700 area is emerging on the S and P, and 12000 should arrive on the Nifty in the next few months. The FED is repeating the Japan experiment and the 3 lost decades in Japan (1989-2019) are set to repeat across the globe. SPX 1500 and lower in a year and we stay there till 2030, scary? The markets are very close to an epic meltdown and the SPX is headed way lower.

The markets are overvalued, overbought and out of touch with economic realities. Long term, the epic meltdown is set to continue resulting in a 5 year plus bear market with lot lower levels that may be as low as 800 on the S and P. QE forever from the FED is about to trigger the deflationary collapse of the century as we make a major top in global equity markets. The market is looking like the short of a lifetime with topping action in the transports, other global indices, and commodities. High valuations continue.

The recent global virus epidemic (black swan) has dented global GDP significantly and will usher in a depression much faster than most think. The trend is about to change from bullish to bearish and the markets are about to get smashed by a rebounding dollar. Looking for significant underperformance in the Nifty going forward on rapidly deteriorating macros. A 5-year deflationary wave has started in key asset classes like the Euro, stocks, and commodities amidst several bearish divergences and overstretched valuations.

We are entering a multi-year great depression. The markets are still trading well over 3 standard deviations above their long-term averages from which corrections usually result. Tail risk has been very high of late, as interest rates are about to plunge yet again reflecting a major recession. The critical levels to watch for the week are 4380 (up) and 4360 (down) on the S & P 500 and 15750 (up) and 15600 (down) on the Nifty. A significant breach of the above levels could trigger the next big move in the above markets.  High beta / P/E is about to get torched soon (despite the bullish consensus emerging). You can check out last week’s report for a comparison. Love your thoughts and feedback.

 

 

Sunday 4 July 2021

Market Signals for the US stock market S and P 500 Index and Indian Stock Market Nifty Index for the Week beginning July 05

 

Indicator

Weekly Level / Change

Implication for

S & P 500

Implication for Nifty*

S & P 500

4352, 1.67%

Bullish

Bullish

Nifty

15722, -0.87%

Neutral **

Bearish

China Shanghai Index

3519, -2.46%

Bearish

Bearish

Gold

1788, 0.55%

Bullish

Bullish

WTIC Crude

75.04, 1.34%

Bullish

Bullish

Copper

4.28, -0.30%

Neutral

Neutral

Baltic Dry Index

3285, 0.92%

Bullish

Bullish

Euro

1.1865, -0.57%

Bearish

Bearish

Dollar/Yen

111.06, 0.26%

Neutral

Neutral

Dow Transports

15036, 0.40%

Neutral

Neutral

High Yield (Bond ETF)

109.96, 0.10%

Neutral

Neutral

US 10 year Bond Yield

1.43%, -6.32%

Bullish

Bullish

NYSE Summation Index

654, -6.49%

Bearish

Neutral

US Vix

15.07, -3.52%

Bullish

Bullish

Skew

158

Bearish

Bearish

20 DMA, S & P 500

4254, Above

Bullish

Neutral

50 DMA, S & P 500

4208, Above

Bullish

Neutral

200 DMA, S & P 500

3843, Above

Bullish

Neutral

20 DMA, Nifty

15752, Below

Neutral

Bearish

50 DMA, Nifty

15302, Above

Neutral

Bullish

200 DMA, Nifty

13972, Above

Neutral

Bullish

S & P 500 P/E

46.24

Bearish

Neutral

Nifty P/E

28.33

Neutral

Bearish

India Vix

12.09, -9.56%

Neutral

Bullish

Dollar/Rupee

74.52, 0.42%

Neutral

Neutral

 

 

Overall

 

 

S & P 500

 

 

Nifty

 

Bullish Indications

9

9

Bearish Indications

5

6

Outlook

Bullish

Bullish

Observation

The S and P was up and the Nifty fell last week. Indicators are bullish for the week.

The markets are beginning a correction. Watch those stops.

On the Horizon

UK – GDP

*Nifty

India’s Benchmark Stock Market Index

Raw Data

Courtesy Stock charts, investing.com, multpl.com, NSE

**Neutral

Changes less than 0.5% are considered neutral

 


The S & P 500 rallied and the Nifty fell last week. Indicators are bullish for the week. Earnings growth in the recent quarter has been very good but it is already in the price. Typical late-cycle FED put stuff is leading to a taper tantrum and an imminent topTail risk has skyrocketed with the Skew/Vix ratio recently touching double digits. The market is about to begin an epic correction. Deflationary busts often begin after inflationary scares (the market is calling the Fed’s bluff) and long bonds are telegraphing just that. Transports, the Dollar, market breadth, and the skew are flashing major warning signs. The epic crash signal is alive and well with retail, hedge funds, and speculators all in, despite the recent melt-up, suggesting a major top is imminent. The moment of reckoning is very near.  Technicals are about to track fundamentals and turn bearish. The market is yet to price in one of the worst earnings decline periods in stock market history. With extremely high valuations, a crash is on the menu. Extremely low volatility suggests complacency and downside ahead.

We rallied 46% right after the great depressions (1930’s) first collapse and we have rallied over 90% in our most recent rally of the lows in the last 12 month period. After extreme euphoria for the indices, a highly probable selloff to the 3700 area is emerging on the S and P, and 12000 should arrive on the Nifty in the next few months. The FED is repeating the Japan experiment and the 3 lost decades in Japan (1989-2019) are set to repeat across the globe. SPX 1500 and lower in a year, and we stay there till 2030, scary? The markets are very close to an epic meltdown and the SPX is headed way lower.

The markets are overvalued, overbought and out of touch with economic realities. Long term, the epic meltdown is set to continue resulting in a 5 year plus bear market with lot lower levels that may be as low as 800 on the S and P. QE forever from the FED is about to trigger the deflationary collapse of the century as we make a major top in global equity markets. The market is looking like the short of a lifetime with topping action in the transports, other global indices, and commodities. High valuations continue.

The recent global virus epidemic (black swan) has dented global GDP significantly, and will usher in a depression much faster than most think. The trend is about to change from bullish to bearish and the markets are about to get smashed by a rebounding dollar. Looking for significant underperformance in the Nifty going forward on rapidly deteriorating macros. A 5-year deflationary wave has started in key asset classes like the Euro, stocks, and commodities amidst several bearish divergences and overstretched valuations.

We are entering a multi-year great depression. The markets are still trading well over 3 standard deviations above their long-term averages from which corrections usually result. Tail risk has been very high of late, as interest rates are about to plunge yet again reflecting a major recession. The critical levels to watch for the week are 4365 (up) and 4340 (down) on the S & P 500 and 15800 (up) and 15650 (down) on the Nifty. A significant breach of the above levels could trigger the next big move in the above markets.  High beta / P/E is about to get torched soon (despite the bullish consensus emerging). You can check out last week’s report for a comparison. Love your thoughts and feedback.

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Cash - 40%
Bonds - 20%
Fixed deposit - 20%
Gold - 5%
Stocks - 10% ( Majority of this in dividend funds)
Other Asset Classes - 5%

My belief is that stocks are relatively overvalued compared to bonds and attractive buying opportunities can come along after 1-2 years. In a deflationary scenario no asset class does well other than U.S bonds, the U.S dollar and the Japanese yen, so better to be safe than sorry with high quality government bonds and fixed deposits. Cash is the king always. Of course this varies with the person's age.