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The headline over at ZeroHedge pretty much says it all…………
So here we’ve got the one-two punch that our ($SPX/FR:DGS10) ratio chart has been anticipating: on the one hand, soaring equity prices (since, ya know, bargain) and on the other hand, falling interest rates. Put the two of them together, and the ratio chart is destined to rip higher. Given the well-formed top as well as the perfect touch of the channel’s midline, it’s an agonizing work of art:
(more…)I’m the last person you’d expect to read this from, but – – could crossing the 4,000 on the S&P 500 just be the start of another massive up-leg in the market? Wait, Tim, what? Are you crazy? Well, I refer once again to this chart:
The long-term bullish charts that I’ve been pointing out for months just keep accruing gains. I think the reason is that the patterns are gargantuan, sometimes stretching more than two decades. Permabear though I may be, I continue to present these as “buy ’em and forget ’em” long-term holds:
