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July 30, 2021

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Friday July 30, 2021

In 2015, six years agao, the Chinese stock markets sold off in decisive fashion from March into October. Now look at what has happened this year.

Gee looks much the same, recall there is a six year stock cycle as well.

Hong Kong has also sold off this year, no surprise there.

transports

We suspect this is setting up a similar sell off into August and Sept for indexes now setting new highs, the DJIa, NDX, NASD.

TBF inverse interest rate fund

this is slowly turning again we need a weekly close under162.3 for sept bonds, and 133.14 for Sept notes

Posted at 08:55 AM in Bonds, Stock Market | Permalink

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