US markets seem stalled past week after robust
splinter from February low. Although markets officially enter the seasonal
volatile season with unknown variables lurching out sooner or later, it seems
that a blowout headwind markets face still is miles away for the time being if
there is one.
So how and what uncertainties markets need to digest so
that it can breakout to new high ground while ignoring all negative news?
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Unlike 2012, this year markets still stay
below proceeding high. i.e., technically, markets may be still a correction
market rally.
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2012 was Euro zone big flounder in addition
to US presidential election drama; 2016 also has an uncertainty of Euro zone—Britain
exit of European union, called Brexit (June 23), plus Deja Vu presidential
election.
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Also markets seem to well understand the
impact of Brexit and US presidential elections and will gradually discount
these uncertainties.
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The 13% market run from February low has discounted
most of previous overreaction to interest rate hikes and fundamentals. Markets
know that fundamentals are neither so bad, nor so good, keeping Ms. Janet Yellen
still for a while.
4/9/2016 from NYC
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