"There is a Tide in the Affairs of Men" - W. Shake-Speare
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Category: Solunar Model
Chartucopia
Some charts for a Saturday, some in front of the paywall, others behind.
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We know what the Central Banks did the last time markets headed over the cliff. This will be the chart to watch this instance also.
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If dollar yen ever reflected relative money printing, it would be quite a bit higher. It's a balloon under water.
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Expect the Nikkei to play catch up out of the gate next week.
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A stronger dollar will prevent gold from benefiting from any flight out of bonds and stocks.
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Tap, Tap, Tap…
Waiting.
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click chart to enlarge OK bulls, breakout of this downtrend and I'll respect you.
Dollar Rocket Launch
The dollar appears to have begun a huge move, with implications for just about every other market.
click chart to enlarge A big dollar rally will deflate the Money Printing Pump very quickly.
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click chart to enlarge Dollar rally will collapse the Nikkei in dollar terms, the S&P should follow.
It’s a Start
Stocks won't crack as long as the dollar index is dropping sharply.
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Weekly Update
Is it Autumn yet?
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Some separation here. Three ways this chart converges - Nikkei falls, S&P rises, or dollar yen rises.
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The breadth oscillator is punk.
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Deconstruction
Weekly Update
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The first two charts are arguably bullish, with stocks appearing to have weathered a pullback with minimal price damage.
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That weak dollar sure helps keep The Money Printing Pump in expansion mode.
click chart to enlarge Dollar yen and gold are the same market these days.
click chart to enlarge The Nikkei and the S&P priced in yen is also the same market.
click chart to enlarge Quod erat demonstrandum, the Nikkei and S&P in gold are the same market, as indeed the chart shows they are.