For those keeping up with reports from ‘Ox Talks’, latest one here, one gets the sense, ‘the pig is already in the python’, and events could start to happen fast (not advice, not a recommendation).
With that said, CRDO, posted its all-time high 19-days ago, on June 22nd.
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The very next day, TLT launched into a rally, seven straight higher closes, then a minor retrace to 38%, before continuing higher.
It seemed like all was well.
However, this link contains the statement that describes it best (paraphrasing):
Four-decades of the bull market in bonds, steadily declining yields, ended four years ago.
That bull market end, first discussed on this site (over two-years ago), with this post.
All of that to say, we did get a six-week rally in TLT, which at this point, has imploded; the over-riding bear market asserts its trend (not advice, not a recommendation).
Long Bonds TLT, Weekly
Note: The dashed downtrend line goes all the way back to the week of 4/29/22, over four years ago.
Ox Talks, on Bonds
This update from Ox Talks, discussing private credit, but containing a nuance on bonds and interest rates.
‘Retail’ is bailing out of private credit, while ‘institutions’ are taking their place, link here (Time Stamp: 5:18).
At 5:40, we see how those institutions expect to see the ‘investment’ pay off (not advice, not a recommendation).
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All eyes seem to be on reports like this, as if it’s a good thing while the nerdy kid in the back, is frantically waving, trying to get everyone’s attention.
All you need to know, link above, is in the first 55-seconds.
‘There’s never been a run like this’
It’s ok, this rally has legs because we’re believing the misconception, earnings move prices … so, all is well (not advice, not a recommendation).
Meanwhile, Back at The Bank
‘Ox Talks‘ has been relentlessly covering the truth; that truth is, the A.I. (and credit) narrative is imploding in real time (not advice, not a recommendation).
Which brings us to the banks.
The chart of Regional Banking ETF, KRE, shows what might be happening.
S&P Regional Banking ETF, KRE, Weekly
The Interpretation:
Wyckoff up-thrust in February, followed by ‘sign of supply’ in March, then up for a test.
We’re on a weekly timeframe; whatever happens has the potential for some duration.
With the breakdown, the test appears to be complete (not advice, not a recommendation).
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Yesterday’s update on CrowdStrike, said that Fridays were typically biased to the upside.
Well, that’s what happened and a bit more than expected.
A.I. Narrative Blow-Out
Before getting to the chart, a reminder the A.I. narrative’s unraveling in real-time, big time, links here, and here (not advice, not a recommendation).
The chart shows going vertical into the close of the day.
Note the resistance zone.
CrowdStrike CRWD, Daily
As shown, volume and Force Index contract as price action rises into the resistance area.
We’re now on to the weekend.
One has to wonder, what A.I. implosion will happen next.
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The price segment at left, shows the SOXX reversing from all-time highs, lower into minor support, then retrace.
That move is in line with the Nvidia reversal on its earnings release.
As we’ve heard many times (Ed Dowd, Ox Talks and others), just the hint of slowing sales may be enough to kick off a sustained downside move (not advice, not a recommendation).
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