Saturday, August 4, 2012

Longer Term Investment Outlook

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This video contains charts and some further details regarding stocks and bonds specifically.  The outlook and advice is pretty simple.  Sell all bonds and move to cash.  Understand that after the 2008 stock market decline, big money has flowed to bonds and that is the class of assets that your investment adviser or financial planner will currently feel safe recommending and be able to show you that has positive returns over the last few years.  But as investors, we have to be savvy and see the risk or potential BEFORE it actually happens, and be willing to act with little to no confirmation from FACT that we have chosen correctly.  THIS IS ONE OF THOSE TIMES.

Additionally the smart money commercial stock futures traders took a big jump in selling this according to the CoT data, and I think we will see that they sold even more heavily through this past week's jobs/unemployment data.  My suggestion is again to sell stocks and move to cash.  The pattern and real money data are becoming increasingly clear that a major market movement is about to take place to the downside.  If you need some initial PROOF, then I suggest that a daily close below 1310 on the S&P 500 be your signal that this current bull market is over, and we will see a rapid price decline.

Again this is investment time frame advice.  So understand that while I think that we truly are very close to seeing a major market shift to the downside and unwinding of some of the "bubble" activity in stocks and bonds, it may be 2-4 years for things to really play before possibly re-investing in a major way.

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