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Stock-Markets / Financial Markets 2009 Oct 16, 2009 - 03:21 AM GMT

By: Chris_Ciovacco

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Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleLast week in Gold, Recessions, Bonds, and 1987, we stated the following:

  • A major objective of all the money printing, government intervention, and low interest rates is to create positive inflation, which includes asset price inflation.
  • Asset inflation helps heal sick balance sheets and repairs a portion of the lost "wealth effect".
  • When gold lies dormant, it means reflation is not working all that well in the minds of market participants. Gold’s recent breakout may indicate that in the minds of market particiapants reflation of assets is working. That mind set results from the fear of future inflation caused by money printing, intervention, etc.

Crude oil also can lend support to the relation case as market participants look for ways to protect purchasing power and profit from slowly improving fundamentals. Regardless of whether or not crude oil can hold the recent breakout as of the close Friday (10/15/09), the primary trend for oil will remain up.

The CRB Index is a basket of commodities including, but not limited to, copper, sugar, heating oil, wheat, live cattle, crude oil, platinum, natural gas, and soybeans. The CRB Index also experienced a breakout this week contributing to bullish reflation trends evident across many markets.

Stock Market Remains Healthy

On Friday, the S&P 500 will be trying to hold above its 89-week moving average (green line in chart below). As of Thursday’s close the 89-week stood at 1,066.83. As you can see in the spring of 2008, the 89-week acted as resistance. A sustained break above 1,066 would provide some support for the current bull market (resistance becomes support).

Expecting More Of The Same Also Involves Risk Management

We often say:

We will expect to see more of the same (bullish trends, higher highs, and normal corrections), until we see significant evidence to the contrary.

By Chris Ciovacco
Ciovacco Capital Management

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Victor
16 Oct 09, 09:45
Stock Market Remains Healthy

confused.

A few months ago you wrote

Highest Probability – New lows / continuation of bear market.

Moderate Probability – Cyclical bull – higher highs – followed by retests or new lows.

Lowest Probability – A sustainable bull market (secular).


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