Re: Gold Not Getting Killed!!!
SBS?
If the market can regain it's footing, I'm with you. BUT we need to see persistent strength to pull cash in from the sidelines IMHO. Watch the RUT... if the pendulum is to swing back to risk it should show in the RUT outperforming the INDU and SPX. On a daily close the RUT needs to hold that 450 level... that's the 22 dma AND a neckline now. A failure there would not demonstrate 'persistent strength'. Also note the early week weakness we've seen lately... maybe nothing, but if traders get apprehensive they may NOT want to be long over another weekend. My time frame shorter than most, so take it FWIW.
Speaking of SBS- this out from Bridgewater
"The severe global demand destruction has created a massive overhang of excess capacity globally. A major portion of previous credit induced demand is not likely to come back anytime soon which means that excess capacity pressures will not get resolved quickly. As a result, businesses will significantly cut back spending on capacity creation. Besides a natural desire to cut back on capex due to falling demand, companies are facing a severe cash flow crunch and lack of credit availability to keep existing capex projects going. This dynamic is going to feed back into further demand destruction as one company’s capex spending is another company’s revenue. The cutback in capital spending will impact corporate profits disproportionately as front loading of profits is rolled back (a company providing capex books revenue upfront while a company spending on capex depreciates cost over many years)."
SBS?
If the market can regain it's footing, I'm with you. BUT we need to see persistent strength to pull cash in from the sidelines IMHO. Watch the RUT... if the pendulum is to swing back to risk it should show in the RUT outperforming the INDU and SPX. On a daily close the RUT needs to hold that 450 level... that's the 22 dma AND a neckline now. A failure there would not demonstrate 'persistent strength'. Also note the early week weakness we've seen lately... maybe nothing, but if traders get apprehensive they may NOT want to be long over another weekend. My time frame shorter than most, so take it FWIW.
Speaking of SBS- this out from Bridgewater
"The severe global demand destruction has created a massive overhang of excess capacity globally. A major portion of previous credit induced demand is not likely to come back anytime soon which means that excess capacity pressures will not get resolved quickly. As a result, businesses will significantly cut back spending on capacity creation. Besides a natural desire to cut back on capex due to falling demand, companies are facing a severe cash flow crunch and lack of credit availability to keep existing capex projects going. This dynamic is going to feed back into further demand destruction as one company’s capex spending is another company’s revenue. The cutback in capital spending will impact corporate profits disproportionately as front loading of profits is rolled back (a company providing capex books revenue upfront while a company spending on capex depreciates cost over many years)."
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