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Look at the similarities between 2011 and 2015 in the markets

November 9, 2015

While the US equity markets look similar (chart wise) this year to 2011 does this mean we will have a lift off next year? We also cover the recent rise in the US 10 year treasury note and oil continuing to trade in its range.

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8 Comments
    Nov 09, 2015 09:41 AM

    I have loved Bockvars commentary from the weekend show over the years, brave soul though opening up a service with his own contemps at this stage in the market

    Ken
    Nov 09, 2015 09:08 AM

    I would ask taht all consider one very important reality. The USD may very well go to 1.20.

    If you are a commodity investor you will be officially broke. That is why one should never bet for bottoms. The markets can bottom longer than you can remain solvent (sarc).

    The Indexes will absolutely explode now once they clear the all-time high consolidation they are going through now. I fully expect the DOW to go to 23,000. My target for gold has always been 850. I expect silver to retest 7 bucks….

    Look at long term charts its clear they are retesting.

    Nov 09, 2015 09:09 AM

    Looks like we are getting buy signals on SPXS on the one year chart. 10 day chart is a chase. Decisions, decisions. I need to average down anyway so I might pull the trigger and put a tight stop on my new shares.

    Ken
    Nov 09, 2015 09:12 AM

    The search for yield with hte coming NIRP, will dirve all capital to the markets as governmetns collapse under interst rate rises and centrla bacnks going broke with unsellable government toilet paper.

    Think about this. The Central banks own all the bad crap paper every printed. Who in their right mind would ever buy a government bond?

    That leaves the markets….. The capital flows are already starting. As the Chinese move their cash through shady back markets they will buy stocks. As Europe and China got QE all in expect that 1.20-1.50 USD

    Nov 09, 2015 09:13 AM

    The $USD to 120 would all but guarantee worldwide Depression, Revolution and an all currency collapse, including the last to fall $USD.

      Ken
      Nov 09, 2015 09:24 AM

      Why would you that?

      You will be in a deflationary era depression. You will buy everything for 10 cents on the dollar except for domestically produced goods. Most government employees will lose their jobs, most indetned busiesses will fail, most indeted epople will go bankrupt (again).

      You will sit aroudn your supper tabel adn talk to your frineds and family as no one will have smartphones to drown out theeir lives. You will barters with your neighbors for goods and services…..

      Gee it sure looks bad. My family went through the great depression. They grew their food and bartered for what they needed. They never went hungry.

      Prepare accordingly. Cities will not be the place to be. The Zombie Apocalypse will be nothing more than a bunch of shallow city IDRONES who can’t get their email in milliseconds and they go postal…..

      Not much of a loss IMHO>

        Nov 09, 2015 09:25 AM

        Interesting scenario Ken

    Nov 09, 2015 09:34 PM

    I love low interest rates. I can access and carry massive debt and make a huge return on it. The problem isn’t Joe and Sally aren’t benefitting from low interest it is that they don’t know how to benefit from it. Joe and Sally need to educate themselves on how manage their finances.