Trend Reversal & Warning Signs and Potential Risks for next 3 months

Note: The screenshot of Tuesday’s warnings & predictions
is at the end.
This Tuesday
night, I mentioned the following warning signals and predicted that “around Thursday or after,
the equity market trend will likely reverse lower”:
1. This Friday’s CPI prints will very likely remain high (very strong
energy、food & housing prices,and
high inflation expectations);
2. For the Fed’s interest rate meeting ended on June 16th,the FOMC dot plots will very likely show that, there will be
a rate hike this September(most likely 50BP)which is quite different from what the market had expected
since the market low on May 20th;
3. Very likely some
Q2 quarterly report pre-warnings;
4. Uncharted waters ahead during the
historical big Fed’s balance sheet reduction era;
5. 10-year yield
around 3% again;
6. Rising 5 and
10-year real interest rates, with more room to the upside for the next 3 months
or so;
7. Widening
high-yield credit spreads;
8. Cash deposited
into the Fed’s overnight reverse repo
facility is now again above $2 trillion, which is an indication of very strong
risk aversion;
9. Relatively low
VIX around 24 will be very hard to be sustainable;
10. Recently, the Chinese authorities have
made the determination to maintain growth at all costs, thus resulting in the
phenomena of short-term asset shortage, dominated by periodic risk appetite,
but surely without matched improvements in fundamentals, thus leaving obvious
hidden risks for the medium and longer term.
By far, some prudent
measures taken can alleviate the short-term risks, such as taking at least some
chips off the table for the long positions, and shorting the rallies to hedge. The
overall trend of de-globalization will be very hard to reverse, in a world with
all kinds of contradictions and being gradually torn apart in some weakest
areas already. Again, a rock solid bottom is surely yet to come.
A paragraph
from May 12th:【With S&P 500 around 3865, very short
distance away from the bear market mark at 3855, for short positions, as a
prudent strategy, except the ones being hedged through options or the
mini-futures, it's better take the chips off the table, and wait for better
opportunities to short the rallies again】, with the screenshot can be seen in May 14th article 《Tradable Bottom &
Expected Placebos, Contemporary Nifty Fifty, Outlook & Reviews》https://marcohedge.blogspot.com/2022/05/tradable-bottom-expected-placebos.html
and in which, the call in middle May for
a Tradable Bottom & the relatively conservative attitude toward the magnitude
of the oversold rebound have been proven so far so good, even though, S&P 500 around 3865
wasn't the absolute short-term
market bottom then, but close enough.
A few short paragraphs from my
January article 《End of a Currency Carnival Era,Rising Global Stagflation Risk & Investing Strategies》 https://marcohedge.blogspot.com/2022/01/end-of-currency-carnival-erarising.html:【Shorting
long duration shall very likely be the key for most of the time in the near
future】;【It's not that prudent to expect a very strong
rebound, and when that happens, it will present a good opportunity to sell into
or going short, as very likely we
haven't seen the rock solid bottom yet,which could be
around 4000 for S&P500 in the first half, after considering the Pendulum Effect – momentum to the downside】;【when quickly tightening financial conditions
somewhere next year leads to widening corporate credit spreads, then things could get ugly, even with the risk
of huge debt induced deflation coming onto the table】;【some parts of
the world have already fallen into recessions, with the US may have the risk to
follow within two years】, and some
subtitles with great foresights, such
as “II、Firm
belief against hyper-speculative ARKK、MEME & SPAC, great hedge to value investing,
and swing trading”;“III、Slowing
growth and earnings multiple contraction”;“V、Noticeable
China's growth slow down”.
All information, for educational purpose only, not deemed as investment advices.

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