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MARKET ALERT: Sound the Alarm

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Over the past few years as price has reached major potential turning points in the market I have sounded the alarm that LONG SIDE RISK has risen and to be on HIGH ALERT for a potential downturn.

Of course as we have seen this Bull Market has had significant legs and has continued to grind higher.

What now?

I told you in September that it did not matter who was elected that the Market would turn weak...and it did

We have been going essentially sideways since November

I also said that around Jan 15th the market would turn lower...and it has

I also said that lower move would take us down to the 5600-5700 region..and it did

Now I am telling you that we are setting up for what appears to be ONE FINAL PUSH HIGHER

Where does that move take us?

Somewhere near 6500

What happens after that?

You can expect a SWIFT CRASH LIKE move back to almost exactly where we are now but probably around 5400

And its at THAT point that ALL CARDS WILL BE ON THE TABLE

You should expect a retracement back up from that 5400 region

If that retracement is CLEARLY CORRECTIVE in nature then you can expect a move down to 5000 and if the market cant hold that region then its: GAME OVER

Can I be wrong? Absolutely...and for the sake of the people I love, this country that I call home and my brotherhood of fellow humans around the world I HONESTLY HOPE I AM

Because if I'm not wrong then whats coming over the next decade will be potentially MUCH WORSE THAN A RECESSION

PREPARE YOURSELF
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That VPOC is at the most important level of our lifetime

Whenever the market makes it there (est. early 2030s) if that level doesn't hold then we will most likely head into a DEPRESSION

If that level holds then all we see is a RECESSION

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Possible last hurrah for XLF before a SIGNIFICANT DROP

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