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Warren Buffett has a massive cash hoard; now, famous short-seller Michael Burry is calling it quits, links here, here and here.
The last time this type of news happened in a big way, was right around the Nasdaq peak in 2000 (not advice not a recommendation).
Back then, ‘old-timers’ with forty-years in the business, were throwing up their hands, throwing in the towel and retiring; the market ‘did not make sense anymore’.
NVDA, CVNA & Biotech
With Nvidia posting a new low today, the analysis shown here, is proving to be accurate thus far (not advice, not a recommendation)
Additionally, Carvana posted an up-thrust (reversal) as presented in this post (not advice, not a recommendation).
Next up, is biotech, XBI.
Biotech XBI, Hourly
We’re in up-thrust condition (potential reversal) have a ‘sign of supply’ and now testing the upside.
Note: The ‘test’ has exceeded the previous high. Although rare, it can happen.
So, is it a test or a continuation of an upside breakout?
The rest of the markets seem to be in a similar condition.
Carvana just posted a new daily high (as of 11:25 a.m., EST), possibly taking out the (early) shorts.
Let’s see if it manages to close above that 332.33, level discussed in this post (not advice, to a recommendation).
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As of yesterday’s close, (188.08), NVDA is down -11.36%, from all-time highs.
That’s the ‘implosion’?
Remember, Ed Dowd said in this interview (time stamp: 20:00), ‘when it’s all said and done’, he expects NVDA, to be down by -90% (not advice, not a recommendation).
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While all the focus was on them, back at the ranch, the SOXX reached another top.
Last time we looked, the index had an apparent Fibonacci count that has since been negated.
Robert Prechter said it himself decades ago, ‘price action form is first, then time’.
The SOXX then went on to post a new all-time high.
Semiconductors SOXX, Daily
Note yesterday’s bar posted a new daily low after the all-time high.
As the SOXX, oscillated in a narrow range, it became apparent we may be at a significant inflection; three separate shorts were opened, combined into one position as shown (not advice, not a recommendation).
Pre-market action (7:55 a.m., EST), shows the SOXX trading at 288.09, below yesterday’s low of 289.22.
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As Ed Dowd says in this interview (time stamp: 19:16), somebody in the banking system’s holding The Old Maid.
As the overall markets continue to form what looks to be a top, maybe ‘the’ top, a process of (trade) iteration is occurring.
The objective is to determine which sector is the most vulnerable.
Short positions in the Dow and the SOXX have both been stopped out (not advice, not a recommendation).
With implosion of Tricolor Auto and now First Brands, the market itself is telling us, look at financial sector(s).
With that said, short positions have been opened in XLF, and KRE; both of which so far, are holding below their early session highs (not advice, not a recommendation).
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