You put the "P" in the nice kids and a "C" in the naughty kids I Perch Observations #24

You put the "P" in the nice kids and a "C" in the naughty kids I Perch Observations #24

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Below the paywall line in I'm Not A Cat. I Like The Spot. I Perch Observations #23 I shared the following charts and observations:

I’m Not A Cat. I Like The Spot.

Along with Adam Mancini, Jeff deGraaf at Renaissance Macro Research is one of the best chart readers out there:

The problem with a bubble, and this is why we identified it, is usually, technically, and when I say usually, I’d say 80%, 85%, if I’m gonna have a top, if I’m gonna transition from a bull market to a bear market, it’s not gonna be a V-top. You don’t go straight up and then straight down.

The NASDAQ actually has to get to about 36,000 to be officially in a bubble, so it’s got a long way to go to officially be in a bubble.

This is NDX 36,000:

The theme since October has been all about the wall of worry aka “The AI bubble.”

In Back To The Beginning I Perch Observations #19 I wrote:

It could simply be just there is a lot of headlines to retest:

  • The September high

  • The Oct 10th headline bomb

  • The China trade agreement headlines

  • The 1 or 2 rate cut headlines

  • The October high

Continuing to digest all of that is the most likely explanation for the last few month’s choppy price action. I think market technicians would see this as a flag and pennant pattern?

While not breaking above the all-time high set in October, December price action has set a higher high and higher low versus November’s. Intraweek, Wednesday proved to be a red herring because price ultimately ended where it was last Friday and at the Monday open. The gaps, again, showing their magnetism. The shorter-term price action continues to build upside momentum, and the longer time-frame uptrend remains intact.

The overall price action continues to show bullish signals, but failure to sustain above 690 would be the first sign of trouble for the bulls.

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