Fed Cuts Rates 0.5%. What's Next for Stocks?
Summary
TLDRIn this video, the Federal Reserve's first interest rate cut in four years is discussed, which was larger than expected at 50 basis points. The market initially fell but rebounded the next day, reflecting the positive sentiment towards the rate cut. The video explains the historical impact of rate cuts on the market and the current economic indicators suggesting a strong economy. It also highlights sectors like small-cap companies and consumer discretionary that could benefit from lower interest rates. The presenter advises staying invested in quality stocks despite short-term market volatility and provides technical analysis insights, including moving averages to gauge market trends.
Takeaways
- 📉 The Federal Reserve made its first interest rate cut in 4 years, reducing rates by 50 basis points, which was larger than the 25 basis points most banks anticipated.
- 📈 Despite initial market decline post-announcement, stocks rebounded strongly the following day, indicating market approval of the rate cut.
- 💹 The Federal Reserve's action was anticipated by the CME Futures Market, which had a 60% probability prediction of a 50 basis points cut.
- 🔽 The Federal Reserve's rate cut from 5.5% to 5% is still considered restrictive given the current inflation rate of around 2.5%.
- ⏳ The Federal Reserve aims to lower the rate to approximately 3% over the next couple of years, with further cuts expected by the end of this year.
- 💰 Lower interest rates are beneficial for dividend stocks and could lead to a bullish stock market, contrary to some expectations of market drops following rate cuts.
- 📊 Historically, the market's reaction to rate cuts depends on the economic environment; cuts during strong economies tend to boost markets, unlike those during recessions.
- 🚫 The speaker advises against trying to time the market based on short-term macroeconomic news, emphasizing the importance of staying invested in quality stocks.
- 📊 The speaker predicts that if the economy continues to grow, the stock market could potentially rise by 15% in the next 12 months, but a recession could reverse this trend.
- 📈 The speaker remains bullish for the next 6 to 12 months, identifying small-cap companies and consumer discretionary stocks as sectors that could outperform the market.
Q & A
What was the Federal Reserve's first interest rate cut in 4 years?
-The Federal Reserve made their first interest rate cut in 4 years by 50 basis points or 0.5%, which was larger than the 25 basis points that most banks expected.
How did the market initially react to the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut?
-Initially, after the interest rate cut, the market went down, possibly due to fears of a market crash reminiscent of the last time the Fed cut rates.
What was the Federal Reserve's target for the Federal funds rate in the short term?
-The Federal Reserve aimed to bring the Federal funds rate down to about 3%, which was expected to take about one or two years, depending on incoming data.
Why is a lower interest rate generally considered bullish for stocks?
-Lower interest rates can be bullish for stocks because they reduce borrowing costs for companies, which can fuel business expansion, and also make dividend stocks and bonds more attractive relative to savings accounts, leading to increased investment in these assets.
What is the significance of the 50 and 150 moving averages in determining market trends?
-The 50 and 150 moving averages are used in technical analysis to determine market trends. A bull market is indicated when the 50 moving average is above the 150 moving average and both are sloping upwards. Conversely, a bear market is suggested when the 50 moving average crosses below the 150 moving average and both start to slope downwards.
How does a weaker US dollar impact companies in the S&P 500?
-A weaker US dollar benefits companies in the S&P 500 as it makes their products and services more competitive and cheaper in foreign markets, potentially increasing exports. Additionally, multinational companies can convert foreign earnings into more US dollars, boosting their revenues and profits.
What is the difference between the Federal Reserve cutting rates due to a recession versus normalizing interest rates?
-When the Federal Reserve cuts rates due to a recession, it's an attempt to stimulate the economy and prevent a market crash. In contrast, normalizing interest rates is done when the economy is strong and the previous rate increases were due to high inflation. Normalizing rates is seen as bullish for the stock market.
What are the potential outcomes for the stock market in the next 12 months according to the script?
-The potential outcomes for the stock market in the next 12 months are either a rise of about 15% if the economy continues to grow, or a drop of 15% if the economy goes into a recession. The actual outcome depends on the state of the economy and cannot be predicted with certainty.
Why might small to medium-sized companies benefit more from lower interest rates?
-Small to medium-sized companies typically have more debt and less cash on their balance sheets compared to larger companies. Lower interest rates can reduce their borrowing costs, making it easier for them to finance growth and operations, which can lead to outperformance in the market.
What is the significance of the bull trap pattern mentioned in the script?
-A bull trap pattern in the market indicates a false signal of a new uptrend. If the market closes below a recent high after making a new intraday high, it could suggest that the uptrend is not sustainable and the market may drop back down to previous support levels like the 50 or 100 moving averages.
Outlines
📉 Fed's Unexpected Interest Rate Cut
The Federal Reserve made an unexpected interest rate cut of 50 basis points, which was larger than the anticipated 25 basis points. This decision led to initial market confusion, with a temporary dip, but the market rebounded significantly the next day as investors realized the potential benefits of lower rates. The cut was from 5.5% to 5%, which is still considered restrictive given the current inflation rates. The Fed's goal is to further reduce rates to around 3% over the next couple of years, which could impact savings but is beneficial for the stock market, especially dividend stocks.
📈 Market Reaction and Investing Strategy
Despite initial market downturn post-rate cut, the subsequent market uptick reflected a positive reception of the rate cut. The video emphasizes the importance of staying invested in quality stocks through market fluctuations, rather than trying to time the market, which often leads to missing out on the best days. The speaker shares personal investment gains to illustrate the point and discusses the potential for stocks to rise or fall depending on economic conditions, urging viewers to learn from market mistakes and focus on long-term investment strategies.
🌐 Economic Indicators and Market Trends
The speaker discusses various economic indicators, including GDP growth forecasts and sector-specific recessions, to assess the overall health of the economy. They mention that while certain industries might be in recession, the overall economy shows strength. The Federal Reserve's rate cuts are expected to boost sectors like auto sales and housing. Earnings per share forecasts are also highlighted as a positive sign for the market's future, with expectations of growth in the coming years, suggesting that stock prices should continue to rise.
💹 Market Valuation and Sector Performance
The video analyzes the market's valuation using price-to-earnings (PE) ratios and price-to-earnings-to-growth (PEG) ratios, concluding that the market is fairly priced and not in a bubble. The speaker predicts that small to medium-sized companies and consumer discretionary stocks are likely to outperform the market in the coming months as interest rates decrease. They also provide a short-term market outlook, suggesting caution due to seasonal trends and technical analysis, but remain bullish for the medium to long term.
📊 Technical Analysis and Market Outlook
The speaker provides a technical analysis lesson on using moving averages to determine market trends, highlighting the significance of the 50-day and 150-day moving averages. They discuss the current bull market, indicated by the 50-day average above the 150-day, and provide a historical perspective on market trends. The video also discusses potential short-term market patterns, such as a bull trap, and the importance of watching for certain price levels to determine the market's next move. The speaker expresses optimism for a strong market rally by the end of the year.
🚀 Final Thoughts on Market Behavior
In the concluding part, the speaker reiterates the importance of staying invested in high-quality companies and provides a brief overview of the services offered, including online courses and a live wealth academy program. They encourage viewers to subscribe for updates and utilize the provided resources to learn more about investing and trading in the financial markets.
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Keywords
💡Interest Rate Cut
💡Basis Points
💡Futures Market
💡Market Reaction
💡Federal Funds Rate
💡Inflation
💡Dividend Stocks
💡Bullish
💡Recession
💡Moving Averages
💡Consumer Discretionary
Highlights
The Federal Reserve made their first interest rate cut in 4 years.
Interest rates were cut by 50 basis points, which was larger than most banks expected.
The CME Futures Market indicated a 60% probability of a 50 basis points cut.
The market initially dropped after the rate cut, possibly due to historical associations with market crashes.
The market rebounded the next day, recognizing the positive impact of lower interest rates.
The Federal Reserve's goal is to bring the rate down to about 3% over the next couple of years.
Lower interest rates are beneficial for dividend stocks and bonds.
The impact of interest rate cuts on the stock market depends on the economic environment.
The Federal Reserve may cut rates to normalize them rather than to save a recessionary economy.
Staying invested in the market is crucial, as trying to time it can lead to missing out on gains.
Shorting the market during a bull market is risky and can lead to significant losses.
Weakening of the US dollar can benefit US companies, making their products more competitive abroad.
Lower interest rates can fuel business expansion due to cheaper borrowing costs.
The stock market's performance after rate cuts depends on the economy's health.
Earnings per share forecasts indicate expected growth, suggesting the market is not overvalued.
Small to medium-sized companies with more debt may outperform as interest rates decrease.
Consumer discretionary stocks may rebound strongly as rates come down.
Technical analysis using moving averages can help identify market trends.
The market's reaction to the rate cut suggests a potential for a strong rally by the end of the year.
Transcripts
so on Wednesday the Federal Reserve
finally made their first interest rate
cut in 4 years and they cut interest
rates by 50 basis points or 5% a lot
larger than what most banks expected so
what does it mean for the markets and
for you let's find out in this
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video so as we all expected the FED
finally cut interest rates and most
banks actually predicted that they'll
cut by 25 basis points but if you look
at the Futures Market the CME Futures
Market there was a 60% probability they
will cut by 50 basis points or 0.5% so
the fact that they cut by that amount uh
most Market participants actually
expected it now what's interesting is
that initially after the cut the market
didn't go up the market went down
initially maybe people were thinking oh
the last time the FED cut rates the
market crash oh right and it sold
everything okay but the next day the
market rough back and the market had a
huge gap up because people are now
thinking wait a minute cut rates good
right they started buying like crazy
okay now so bear in mind that they cut
rates from
5.5% which is the high end of the range
to 5% So based on history the F funds
rate is still relatively
High given that inflation has now come
back down to about 2 .5% going towards
2% a Fed funds rate of 5% is still very
restrictive so the eventual goal for the
FED is to bring the rate down to about
3% and that will take about one or two
years depending on uh the incoming data
right so understand that the end goal
right now for the fed and again this
could change any time but the end goal
right now for the FED is by the end of
this year they're going to have two more
rate cuts of 25 basis Points each .25%
each and the the the range of the rates
will come down to 4.5% by the end of
this year and by the end of next year
you'll come down to
3.5% and then eventually by 2026 it it
should go down to 3% with r coming down
this is not very good news if you have a
lot of your money in the savings account
or time deposit account your interest
will be dropping but this is very good
news if you have been buying dividend
stocks and reads they have come roaring
back with lower interest rates and this
is actually very bullish for stocks as
well now again people get very confused
because they read in some places that
when the FED Cuts rates stocks drop then
they read another article that says when
stocks when when the FED Cuts rates
stocks goes up so you know which is
correct and the answer is they are both
correct it depends on the environment in
which the FED Cuts rates in so in other
words if you look at history every time
the FED Cuts rates because the economy
is in a recession they cut rates to save
the economy then that is related to a
market crash but at the same time they
also many instances in the past when the
FED cut rates when the market was at an
all-time high like now the FED cut rates
when the economy is still very strong so
in those situations they cut rates not
to save the economy but to
normalize the interest rates because
when they took the interest rates from
uh 0o to 5% that was abnormal because of
high inflation but now they normalizing
interest rates and that is very bullish
for the stock market specifically
certain sectors moving forward as I've
spoken about and that's why the market
realized that the morning after and
that's why stocks came roaring back okay
and I did a post on it on my social
media pages and I said you know this is
why it's so important to stay invested
in the markets and in high quality
stocks and not be scared Away by all
kinds of short-term macroeconomic news
when people say oh when the FED Cuts
rates the market will crash when
recession is coming there's inverted Yi
curve the Yi curve is uninverted there's
a rising unemployment rate elections are
coming blah blah blah and when people
listen to all these narratives they get
very very nervous and so a lot of people
when they first saw that the market came
down on Wednesday they freaked out and
they sold their stocks or wor they
shorted the market and the next day when
the market came back they missed out on
those gains in your portfolio or huge
losses when they shorted the market so I
did a screenshot of my account just to
show my students I say you know what in
one day in that one day my account is up
like about total
$150,000 in one day now the point to
show them that is to say that you never
know you never know when those big up
days will come when those very bullish
days could come and that's why it's
really important to stay invested in the
markets the trouble is that when you try
to predict the market like oh crash is
coming uh so I better sell first and
then after the crash I buy back and the
trouble of doing that is that by trying
to avoid the worst days you invariably
miss the best days in a market and I've
shown This research before that over a
10 to 20 year period if you just missed
the best five days in the market you
were out of the market or you shter the
market that would significantly reduce
your results in the long run and that's
one of the things I've learned investing
for so many years is that don't try to
predict the market don't try to outsmart
the market just stay invested into the
market in good quality stocks right
through the ups and downs and you will
outperform everyone else very very
easily I got a feeling that some people
lost a lot of money you know shorting
the market on that day and how do I know
because I got some really nasty comments
by some people so a tongue and cheek I
kind of like posted this on my social
media page I just said you know bye-bye
B you know something innocent and some
people got really upset this guy called
CH I don't know if that's how you
pronounce it right he said good for you
you will regrets on laughing on people
shorting the markets did I did I laugh
at people I didn't laugh at people all I
said was bye-bye B right I swear to God
and I believe it you'll pay it off just
keep showing your
fortunes you know so I I I replied
to you know instead of getting angry at
the markets learn how to invest
successfully at panits decom uh and you
can also learn how I invest by watching
my live buy and sell alerts at
inside.of.my at the markets or getting
angry at at other people you know the
whole thing is that learn from your
mistakes and that's how you become a
better investor and Trader and I can
tell you that
what this guy CH is going through is
exactly what I went through in my early
days yes in my early days as a young
investor and Trader I did this stupid
I shorted the market because I
predicted all the market will come down
because of this economic indicator
because this expert say the market will
go down and I shorted the market many
times in the past and I got whacked and
I lost so much money and one of the
things that I learned that the valuable
lesson is never short the market when
the Market is in a boo Market you know
how do you know it's a boo Market very
simple when the the market is above the
200 day moving average and the 200 day
is sloping up that's a freaking bull
market okay when the 50 moving average
is above the 150 moving average and they
both sloping up that's a freaking boom
market so when you short the market or
the markets in a boom Market it's like
pissing Against the Wind you're going to
get a face full of urine I know some
people like golden showers but this is
not the way to do it so what to happen
to the stock market after the FED first
Cuts interest rates again like I said
earlier on it depends on how the economy
holds up if the economy continues to
grow like it is right now then rate cuts
are very bullish for the economy for a
few reasons number one you may notice
that as the FED has been cutting rates
or long-term rates come down the US
dollar has been weakening when the US
dollar weakens that's very good for
companies in the S&P 500 why so there
are two reasons number one when the US
dollar is weaker uh these us companies
their products and services will look
more competitive and cheaper to foreign
markets so they'll buy the foreign
markets will import or buy more us Goods
because they are cheaper in terms of uh
US Dollar conversion number two if you
look at companies like again a
McDonald's or an apple they make money
from all around the world and when they
bring the money back to the US market
when the US dollar is weaker the foreign
currency will create more US dollar so
that increases the revenue and the
profits of these multinational companies
so in other words remember this weaker
US dollar good for us companies okay so
that's the first reason second reason is
that when rates come down then companies
are able to uh Finance their businesses
at a lower rate they can borrow cheaper
and that fuels expansion business
expansion and again that's good for uh
the companies and the markets so again
as long as the economy holds up we can
expect that in the next 12 months the
stock market could uh potentially go up
another 15% in the next 12 months
however if for whatever reason the
economy goes into a recession and of
course stocks will go down and 12 months
from now stocks could be 15% lower so it
all depends
will we be in a recession now
unfortunately unfortunately no one can
predict it not the top Economist in the
world not Warren Buffett not me not no
one can predict when a recession happens
and usually a recession is officially
declared way after it has started so
there's no way to predict it right but
the only thing that you can do I guess
is to watch the price action of the
market as long as the market is making
higher highs and higher lows and the 50
moving average is above the 150 moving
average that means the Boom Market is
very very well intact but once the 50
moving average crosses below the 150
moving average and they start sloping
down then that could be a sign that we
are going into a bare Market which I
doubt will happen but again everything
is possible now if you're not sure
what's the 50 and 150 moving average
I'll talk more about it when I show the
charts in a while yeah now more
specifically if we take a look at the
next 3 months the next 6 months and 9
months and and 12 months what happened
in the past
when the FED cut rates and the US
economy uh stayed strong all right so
three month this these were all the
previous years when the FED cut rates to
normalize and not to because of
recession you can see 3 months after on
average the Market's up
10% uh 6 months later it's up 12% 9
months later it's up 14% And 12 months
later it's up 15% now while we can't
predict a recession with absolute
certainty we can look at certain
coincident indicators to get a feel of
how the economy is doing right now and
the first thing that we can look at is
the current uh Atlanta fed GDP now real
GDP growth estimates that tracks GDP in
real time so as of now the
GDP forecast for quarter tree of this
year is at
2.9% growth which is still very very
strong so remember people were initially
freaking out because what happened was
that in quarter four of last year and
quarter one of this year GDP decelerated
and people think oh my God we're going
to go into a recession then in quarter
two of this year we had a sudden
acceleration of GDP surprising everyone
at 3% growth in quarter 2 and again now
quarter three which is yet to report
officially is as of now at 2.9% so for
now it looks like the economy is still
pretty strong now bear in mind that the
economy is made up of many different
sectors and industries and yes there are
certain industries that are in recession
for example durable goods are in
recession Auto Sales are in recession
the housing market is in a recession so
there are pockets of the industries that
are in recession but we're not in an
overall Market wide or economic wide
recession where everything is
Contracting only those few Industries
and once the FED Cuts rates which is
what they did we should expect Auto
Sales and housing sales to start to
rebound and recover because those are
the most rate sensitive parts of the
market the next coincident and leading
indicator we can look at to determine
whether we are you know going to
recession or not is to look at earnings
per share
uh forecast by companies companies will
always give forecast of where they
expect their earnings to be in the next
12 months or the next you know 20 four
months and of course analyst would study
and compile uh these projections by
companies so for now you can see um this
is from briefing.com for this year which
is
2024 the current S&P 500 earnings per
share estimate is $240 55 so this is
where we are right now that is how much
each share of the S&P is earning now for
next year calendar year 2025 you can see
that earnings per share is expected to
come in at
$276 which is a growth all right and in
2026 earnings per share is looking to
come in at
$311 which again is a growth above
2025 so in other words the next one to
two years we do expect companies to earn
more in terms of their earnings per
share and they earn more they'll be
worth more so stock prices should
continue going up now some people would
argue that the stock market looks really
in a bubble right now it's really
expensive well if you look at the data
not really and there are two things you
can look at number
one if you look
at the past from
1950 uh to 2019 so that's a good uh 70
well 69 years right you can see that
whenever inflation was less than 2.5%
which is where we are now the average PE
ratio of the S&P 500 is 21 times now
guess what's the PE ratio of the S&P now
it's 21 times so in other words based on
history the Market's not expensive but
not the Market's not cheap either it is
fairly
priced another thing you can look at is
the pack ratio of the market that p
ratio or PEG ratio is the PE Ratio
divided by the earnings growth rate okay
and you can see the S&P 500 forward pack
ratio uh for the last 10 years and the
average has been
1.5 and guess where we are now we are
now at
1.49 which is below the 10year pack
ratio mean So based on the pack ratio
the market is not expensive as well all
right so in a nutshell I remain bullish
for the next 6 to 12 months and
specifically which Industries should
outperform the market and I talked about
this in my last video so just to
reinforce what I said number one as
interest rates come down uh small to
medium-sized companies that have more
debt on their balance sheet and less
cash compared to large companies they
should benefit the most and you can see
that ever since the pandemic you see
way before the pandemic happened small
companies small caps used to outperform
large companies because small companies
if you think about it they should grow
faster than big companies since they're
still small right but ever since covid
and ever since the fat rais interest
rates aggressively small companies that
have more debt have suffered and as a
result the
iwm which is the small cap ETF
in uh blue blue sorry not blue in this
is it magenta this color right magenta
you can see that it has
underperformed the S&P 500 ETF which is
made of large companies so as rates come
down I do expect that small companies
small cap ETF the iwm or the vbk either
one I'm personally invested in the vbk I
think that this should play some catchup
to the S&P 500 again there's no
guarantees in life but uh I think
there's a pretty high chance that could
happen the other thing I mentioned in
the last video is I said that consumer
discretionary historically has always
outperformed the market but in the last
two years they have underperformed the
market and if you look at history once
the FED Cuts interest rates consumer
discretionary tends to have the highest
outperformance out of all the sectors
uh uh from the First Rate cut and that's
why I mentioned that there are a lot of
consumer discretionary stocks that are
still very attractive value that could
rebound pretty strongly one once we move
forward companies like your you know
Amazon by the way Amazon is actually
under consumer discretionary companies
like your Lululemon companies like your
Nike you right they could come back
pretty strongly once this happens and
sure enough you can see that in the last
one week the market has reacted to the
fat cut and consumer cyclical which is
discretionary same thing is the third
strongest performer so it looks like it
is rebounding now although I do remain
bullish in the next uh 6 to 12 months
the medium and of course the long term
but in the very short term in the next
two weeks I'm getting a bit cautious in
fact if you're in my private Community
My ultimate invest Playbook you know
that in the last few days I actually
closed many of my short-term option
trades to
profit uh because I think the next two
weeks could be a bit choppy for a few
reasons number one seasonality so if you
look at past September now usually as
you know September is a bearish month
right I've said that many times before
and the last four septembers were all
bearish so will this 5th September be
bearish again who knows it's a 50/50
coin flip but if you look at past
septembers you can see that the worst
part of the month is actually in the
last two weeks the last last two weeks
tends to be the most bearish and this
chart comes from fun strap that's that's
the source right so uh so this combined
with some of the technical patterns
which I'm going to show you in a while
makes me a bit cautious in the next two
weeks so what I've done is again the
last few days when the market was going
up I was closing many of my option
trades to take profit take profit take
profit take money off the table uh so
that the next two weeks if the market
drops again yes I'm going to reenter
many of these trades many of them are
boot put spreads or cash secure puts but
of course for my long-term Investments I
don't sell them right I don't predict
the market I just stay invested and if
the market is willing to offer me a good
price by dropping in a in a very short
term the next two weeks or the next
three weeks I'll be happy to to add more
shares as well because I still do expect
that by the end of
October uh early November we should see
a very strong rally in the markets as we
always do most of the time during an
election year regardless of who wins
although I do think that you know Harris
looks at to win this election before
their debates I gave Trump a 90% chance
of winning but after the debate and
Trump was like you're eating the dogs
you're eating the
CID okay all right after that I said
okay I think Harris uh is going to win
right I give a 70% probability to Harris
winning and then a couple weeks later
when Trump went ballistic I hate Taylor
Swift I said okay the old man's gone all
right so now I'm giving Harris a 90%
chance of winning will I be right I
don't know right but I'm rarely ever
wrong so finally let's take a look at
the charts now for those of you who are
new to technical analysis and you're not
sure about how to use moving averages
here's a very quick lesson so just
remember that this blue line is the 50
moving average this green line is the
150 moving average as long as the blue
line is above the green line we are on a
clear bullish
uptrend or if the price of the market is
above the 200 day moving average which
is the red line and the 200 sloping up
that is also a sign or an indication
where in a boom Market okay a bare
Market or a downtrend is confirmed only
if only if the Blue Line the 50 moving
average crosses below the 150 moving
average and they both start to flatten
or slope down that is a downtrend
bearish signal so we are far from that
the 50 is above the 150 the two round
sloping up the uptrend is very very
strong the boom Market is very much
intact now if you go back in history
let's go back uh 5 years for example by
the way you have to look at Daily
candles uh for this technique right so
if you go
back uh to 20
22 you can see what happened over here
and again can you see that this is a
bull market right this is a bare Market
or
downtrend right and this is a bull
market so at this point of Time how did
you know when the boom Market revers
into a bare Market very simple look at
the blue and green lines which I just
mentioned when the 50 moving average the
blue line right when a blue line when a
blue line crosses below the green line
and they are both flattened or sloping
down so you can see the blue is sloping
down you see the blue sloping down the
Blue Line sloping down the green has
flattened and slop down and once they
cross over that is the uh sign or that
is the signal that this boom Market over
here has reversed into a bare
market and same thing how do you know
when a bare Market reverses back into a
boom Market when the Blue Line crosses
back above the green line and they start
to slope up so over here you can see
which I've taught many times before when
the Blue Line crosses above the green
line and they are both sloping upwards
that is a bull market signal and that is
a sign that we're in a new boom Market
all right so right now as you can see we
are clearly in a bull market um now if
you look at the price action you can see
that we made a high in the market
sometime in July right and we pulled
back and then we went up we never
exceeded that high right we made a lower
high it went down but this time we have
actually made a new high the market has
broken Above This high and we have made
a new intraday high of
5733 now the thing to understand is that
if in the next uh in the next one to two
days if the market closes below this
High which is 5669 right if the market
Market happens to close reverse and
close
bearish and close below this level this
is what we call a bull trap pattern
right it's called bull trap pattern
which Elson talks a lot about in his
price action manipulation cost so in a a
bull trp pattern we could expect the
market to come back down again to the 50
moving average or even the 100 moving
average before the rally at the end of
the year brings it back up again so that
is one scenario so I'm watching the next
one to two days very closely to see that
hey is it going to close back below this
High all right however in the next few
days if we can stay above this level if
the market can't break below this then
this is a very strong breakout pattern
that should take us all the way up okay
but again it doesn't go on a straight
line we could we would still see some
ups and downs along the way but this uh
swing High here would now act as a level
of support for the market so it's really
interesting to see how this whole thing
plays out and as always May the markets
be with you stay safe stay invested in
high quality companies and I'll see you
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