WHAT DID YOU EXPECT?

What did you expect? What did you expect when the President went on the tube to tell everyone that if we don’t raise more debt to pay our debts, we would be on the precipice? Did you expect businesses to hire more employees? What kind of confidence did that move instill in the job creators of this country? You tell me. I do not think this administration is thinking before speaking. I do not think this administration is thinking before doing. (scheduling a huge speech the night of a debate and without telling the other side of the aisle)

As far as the market, I told you it was the norm to rally into resistance and I told you we were now entering massive overhead resistance. Typically, sellers would show up at those levels. Well…sellers showed up at those levels as the market churned and reversed the past couple of days and now we come into another gap to the downside.

I have no clue how today plays out. Who knows if Big Ben decides to print $10 trillion and buy up the S&P?

Absent that, all evidence in is not showing a pretty sight. And then we get another stimulus proposal next week. Oh joy!

Have a good holiday weekend.

 

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4 Comments

  1. sometimes the best option is just to row as far away from the sinking ship as possible… and I believe this is one of those times…
    I used to run towards the sound of conflict foolishly believing I could profit from chaos in real time, but having noticed that even tho there are old soldiers and bold soldiers but there are few old, bold soldiers changed my thinking… being primarily liquid right now sounds as prudent as strategy as any I have heard.
    I’m reading O’Neil’s thoughts right now, never too late to learn eh?

  2. Remember around 1996 some guy named Ross Perot? Job losses (giant sucking sound) and soaring deficit? Think he was correct?

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