There Is No Bounce …

Normal market behavior when penetrating well established support, is some kind of bounce … higher.
What happens, when that doesn’t happen?
What does it mean?
Well, one way to think about it, is this link.
Experts Say: ‘There Is No Recession’
Since 1980, This Has Signaled The Lows Are In: Link here.
Is It Safe to Get Back In? Link here
Corporate Insiders Scramble To Buy Their Own Stock As Buyback Blackout Period Begins. Link here.
Last but not least, my personal favorite 🙂
Recession Canceled: US Industrial Production Jumps To Record High. Link here.
David Weis 1980s
Back in the 1980s, the late David Weis was a bond trader.
He published a series of trading articles using Wyckoff analysis; in one of those, this comment stood out (paraphrasing):
‘We considered none of these things …’
That is, stay focused on what the market is saying about itself. Ignore the press and any other distractions.
With that, we have Carvana.
Carvana CVNA, Daily
What can be said?
After penetrating support, some kind of bounce is expected … except, so far, it’s not happening.

This post is coming out before the regular open.
CVNA is trading a couple points higher (pre-market) but nowhere near the nearest 189-ish, resistance area.
The Fed has yet to announce their shenanigans for the day; that itself, could cause a bounce higher … or not.
While the press chases after squirrels and gold, the market itself (CVNA) is saying, if it can’t retrace higher but pivots down, it indicates significant weakness (not advice, not a recommendation).
Stay Tuned
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