Does the yield curve inversion signal recession?The famous negative curve.
This market concept is used when the US02Y or US03Y operate at higher levels than the US10Y, this behavior usually anticipates recessions, but why does this happen?
The inversion of the yield curve distorts the expected functionality of the financial system.
Under "normal" conditions, raising funds in the short term for investment in longer terms is used to provide positive arbitrage between interest rates on liabilities (paid) and assets (received), a strategy subject to the limits of the rollover capacity of the liabilities and raising new funds.
The availability of assets with higher premiums and liquidity, US02Y and US03Y, makes it less attractive to offer funds for longer terms < US10Y, and more expensive to raise funds for those who demand funds for shorter terms.
So the interest curve is considered a kind of thermometer of what lies ahead in an economy, and it is the graphic representation of how much investors are charging to lend money in different maturities, and once it is inverted, it means that it is more expensive to borrow in the short term than in the long term – an unusual thing, because more distant payment dates mean greater risks for the borrower.
In the US economy, a widely documented fact is that yield curve inversion (i.e., when there is a negative differential between long-term versus short-term bond yields) is a good leading indicator of periods of economic contraction. four to six quarters ahead.
According to data available on the Federal Reserve website, yield curve inversion has preceded every US recession since 1950, with the exception of a false signal in 1967.
There is also evidence that indicators of this nature are important predictors of periods of economic contraction in other countries.
But are there any silver linings to this unusual reversal scenario? Yes, in these moments of greater uncertainty we have an interesting opportunity to buy good companies at low prices.
This is because after the monetary tightening cycle, the economy usually weakens, during this period risk assets suffer, considering that their future projections will suffer due to the scenario, so many of the market participants seek security in bonds, others seek to anticipate the recovery considering that as soon as this CORRECTIVE cycle ends, a new UPWARD CYCLE tends to maintain perennial companies and give birth to many new companies that arise in the face of challenging scenarios.
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How does the market react after inflation peaks ? Hi guys, today I bring you an important point for macro analysis.
Many believe that seeing a significant improvement in economic data, especially those linked to inflation, showing that it is slowing down is something positive, is it really?
In a way, it's a positive metric when looked at in isolation, because inflation brings major disturbances to the economy, but that's a topic for another post.
What matters is that the mere fact that inflation has marked a possible peak and the Fed has started to reduce interest rates does not mean that we are going to have a bottom in the market!
Currently big banks are warning about the recession, and this for us, is not news, but look at this headline: "Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, talks of recession next year"
But here we had already been talking about this recession for some time, after publishing a study talking about the inversion of the yield curve, in that study there was the following sentence: "According to the data available on the Federal Reserve website, the inversion of the yield curve preceded all American recessions since 1950, with the exception of a false signal in 1967."
This publication was made on the
So, yes, we have a contracted recession, but what does that have to do with peak inflation?
Inflation brings, as a consequence, a scenario of uncertainties in the economy, and discourages new investments from being carried out. In practice, this causes difficulties for the country's economic growth, and once we have this combined with high interest rates, growth becomes even more difficult.
So, even though inflation has reached its peak, interest rates are still very high, and we continue to struggle with economic growth and this usually happens, see the chart, after inflation peaks we had big drops.
Will we see something similar again?
Tell me your opinion here!
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3 📅Weekly: bear trend/beartrap double bottom/ make lower high
4 🕛Daily: the clear bull trend toward extreme high
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S&P 500 index: When you reach the top...A very robust US labour market data released on Friday shocked equity markets, which had surged in the aftermath of Powell's speech confirming a slower pace of rises in December.
Non-farm payrolls ( NFPs ) came in at 263k, which was significantly higher than the 200k that had been anticipated, and average hourly wages rose 5.1% y/y, well above the 4.6% expected. The job report came as a surprise following an event hosted by the Brookings Institution on Wednesday, at which Powell emphasized the need to slow the pace of rate hikes as early as the December FOMC meeting, therefore solidifying a 50 basis point hike rather than a 75 basis point boost.
The market was overly optimistic about a "Santa rally," spurred by Powell's latest dovish attitude, but may now face a rough two-week road leading up to the next US CPI data and FOMC meeting.
Prior to Friday, 92% of S&P 500 equities were trading above their 50-day moving average, a level that has historically triggered a bearish reversal. Currently, the level has just fallen to 90%, which remains in the top high of the historical range.
During the Friday session, the S&P 500 index encountered fresh bearish pressure at 4,100 levels on Friday, after strongly breaching its 200-day moving average for the first time since April and firmly trading above the 4,000 psychological mark.
The price action had reversed solidly when it met the dynamic resistance, represented by the 2022 trendline. The S&P is currently seeking support near 4,000 points, which coincides with the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement line of the low to high of 2022.
If this level is broken to the downside, there is the potential for a move to 3,800 (23.6% Fibonacci) prior to important data (US CPI) and the FOMC meeting.
Given the expected repricing of Fed rates for 2023 after the NFP reading, and the Fed blackout period, bull efforts to break over 4,100 have fewer probabilities.
SP500 - DOWNSIDE IN THE SHORT TERM.UPDATE - $SPX (SP500)
The Major US Index has been on a massive run and is currently in a pull-back from the 'decision time' area.
The rising channel gives some support in the $3950 area.
Let's watch this level closely.
I'm short from the red supply box. Waiting to take profit.
SHORT OR LONG SP500Hi there,
SP500 is at high downtrend resistance and people are expecting it to go down. Wait for confirmation pattern: candle or H&S or Tops.
SP500 can break out of the downtrend due to other markets like GE40 and DJI have already broken past lower high and formed higher high.
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any thoughts do share
The SP500 must test or renew lows!Hello everyone, today I'm going to bring here my view on the SP500
The SP500 is again trading at a downtrend line, which shows that we are in a strong sell zone.
This price zone is also confluent with the Fibonacci retracement range between 50% and 61.8% of the last leg down.
Knowing this, I believe that prices will test at least these two support bands that I have plotted on my charts.
If prices manage to stay above 3750p, we have a more positive context that I will update here, but I warn you that this is not my baseline scenario.
And now I'm going to explain to my friends which is, in my view, the most likely context for the SP500
Starting with the 12h chart
Here we clearly have a move that follows an uptrend line, so prices remain bullish, but all breakouts of the previous top fail to develop a new swing high, and this is a warning of a wedge formation.
The corrections are going deep, whereas after the 10/11 the prices haven't moved and we are at the wedge return line, so a zig-zag below that uptrend line should be a great context for a correction .
But you can see that the SP500's 4100p zone is very liquid.
So if prices break the previous week's high, we have to be careful not to buy the dead cat jump, I honestly think this possibility of a test at 4100p is lower.
On my main read we will look for a zig-zag below the wedge after testing the weekly downtrend line.
Look at the 4h chart
What contributes to my correction reading on the SP500 is the DXY, see:
And this proportionally inverse correlation works a lot,
So that's it guys, my reading for the US market is for a new downtrend, after a wedge-shaped pullback, for this reading to change we have to close the current week above 3750p or have a very positive catalyst, I hope it does liked and don't forget to leave your LIKE that encourages me to continue publishing here!
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S&P500: Preparing for the next BEARISH move targeting the 3500!Hello, everybody and welcome to Cybernetics Trading Lab, today we are going to analyse the S&P500, translating the market information by using a full technical analysis on different time frames, giving you a personal opinion about the next most likely market movement and helping you to spot and manage market opportunities.
Top Down Technical Analysis:
Since the beginning of the 2022, the S&P500 has been moving inside a huge corrective structure, forming inside several impulses and corrections.
In May 2022, the market put in place the most recent swing high, where it got a strong rejection just during the previous august!
A strong bearish phase started since then , after the market bounced on the resistance and hit the third touch on the HTF corrective structure.
Currently, the market looks is corrective its previous move, a formation of a bearish flag could be a potential clue for a further bearish movement, targeting the level 3500!
When, where and why would we step into the market?
Considering the overall bearish bias, we would be looking only for short position.
The market is correcting following our conditions, and a breakout of the actual LTF structure would be our entry for a short till 3500.
In the scenario of deeper correction, we would consider to wait for a better entry, and the setup will be temporarily invalidated.
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SP500 4H - SHORTWELCOME BACK TO MY ANALYSIS, SP500 SHORT BREAKDOWN
Dollar FIRM this morning, as you can see in the chart, if that resistance today holds the price down,
we will can see a leg down maybo to 3616$, if this happen today, i would say BTC will be MELTING WITH SPX
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S&P 500: Selling On RetracementS&P 500 – CASH: Selling On Retracement Into The Range Of Bearish Multiple Inside Bar + Small Pin Bar (Combo Setup)
Price Action: Price moved lower from the Bearish Fakey + Small Pin Bar Setup that had formed early last week (We did not consider trading this setup, nor did we mention it).
Potential Trade Idea: We are considering selling on a retracement higher to within the range of the most recent Bearish Fakey + Small Pin Bar Setup that had triggered mid-last week.
SP500 Recession signal P2Following my previous post, we are getting very close to the final drop, which I believe will be much bigger than people anticipate. Here is the chart for the dot com crash and the 2008 financial crisis, each event has began with a small price increase and then a drop. This event then happened twice more on a larger scale, with the final, aggressive pump resulting in a large crash. We are finally starting to see the final recovery phase, with two strong green weekly candles. I first thought that the crash would happen early 2023, but now I think it could be a lot sooner. Or we could see many more green candles forming which will then result in a larger crash.
Great Depression SP500 to 1833Billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller, founder of hedge fund Duquesne Capital, recently said that “Our central case is a hard landing by the end of 23. I will be stunned if we don’t have a recession in ’23.”
Even if a catastrophic recession somehow doesn’t hit the world, high inflation, soaring commodity costs, and plummeting currency values worldwide will ensure global economies will continue to struggle.
The real question isn’t whether a downturn is coming. It’s how long it will last.
Is a “dead decade” on the horizon?
While most investors are used to recessions that take a year or two to recover from, there’s also a chance this upcoming meltdown could be a much longer-lasting affair.
Looks like two weeks left of the bear market nowThe end is coming in focus. We have re-adjusted some key points and placed the next estimates on the chart. The biggest question was the placement of Minor 1 (yellow), once Minor 2 jumped. We are breaking down the future on the hourly chart to make it easier to follow along.
We are in Minor wave 3, a day later than originally expected. The index dropped after the inflation report as expected, but the nearly 200 point rise was surprising. We called the low on the morning of the inflation report the end of Minor 1 and the top occurred early Friday to end Minor 2. We are now in Minor 3.
Based on waves ending in 553, models have highest agreement on a length of 1, 2, and 4 days long. Second highest agreement at 5 days and then it drops to 3 and 7 days. Movement extensions based on waves ending in 553 have 1st quartile movement at 124.33%, median at 158.475%, and 3rd quartile at 1.7654%. These levels are plotted with the light blue lines on the chart.
Based on waves ending in 53, models have highest agreement on 4 days, second highest on 5 days, then 7 days, 3 days, and 1 day rounding out the top 5 potential lengths. Movement extensions on the same data has the quartiles at 147.99%, 167.45%, and 201.7%.
I am looking for a target of about 5 trading days. My models do not count the day Minor 2 ended (Friday October 14) as day 1. This means day 5 would be this coming Friday. Five trading days consist of 32.5 trading hours, and I will round this wave out to around 35 trading hours. Six of those hours has finished and occurred on Friday.
Minor wave 3 is composed of 5 Minute waves. Minute wave 1 tends to account for 21% of the overall length of the wave it resides in, Minute wave 2 is around 11%, 3 is 40%, 4 is 9%, and 5 is 25%. Based on these values and an estimated total for Minor wave 3 to be near 35 trading hours, I am projecting Minute wave 1 to last around 7 hours, meaning we may bottom within the first 2 hours on Monday October 17. We would then rise over the next 4 trading hours. I rounded this out to align near the end of trading on Monday, meaning we could top and end Minute wave 2 late tomorrow. Minute wave 3 could last 14 hours. This means the market will likely drop on Tuesday and Wednesday (accounting for around 13 hours). Thursday could begin Minute wave 4 up for around 3 hours. This means we may start Thursday on an upward trajectory but top midday and begin the final wave 5 decline. I have wave 5 running through the close on Friday. These dates, times and projected levels are outlined on the chart above.
I have also adjusted the end points and levels for Minor waves 4 and 5. Minor wave will be the bottom of the market for 2022.
We will see how it pans out but I think the bear market is nearly over….for now. We have done well forecasting these past few months and will see what the future holds. The biggest indicator to our system would be the indeed short-term bottom occurring around the end of this month and a massive reversal to follow. Let us know what you think