2008 changed absolutely nothing, beyond creating a generation of self-absorbed dumbfucks who now believe in the indefinite impossible.
The five year "interlude" was a squandered gift. Let's see what changes this time...
Global Dow versus U.S. Dow
S&P 500 w/price range of average stock
Russell 2000 Dow Ratio
Small caps versus Large Caps
Dollar versus Stocks
Credit Spreads
Long-term Treasury yields
Weekly Money Flow
All Commodities
NYSE New 52 week highs
50 DMA
Global Macro
Canadian dollar, Oil, Russian stocks, Copper
NYSE Tick (Snapshot #of stocks moving up versus down)
50 DMA
The Nasdaq
w/Percent of stocks above 200 DMA
Index Put/call ratio
How Wall Street Hedges. Or not.
Airlines
The 2008 bailout followed by 500+ interest rate cuts and $33+ trillion in squandered "stimulus", have desensitized people to risk. Which is exactly what Central Planners proudly admit was their goal.
Deja vu of 2007, I'm clearly early in announcing that the impossible is not possible.
But, unfortunately I'm not wrong.
