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Strategies & Market Trends : CFZ E-Wiggle Workspace
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To: skinowski who wrote (40105)2/22/2024 4:23:14 PM
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My suspicion is that the everything bubble has already peaked and the driving forces have reversed now that inflation is rampant and impacting liquidity everywhere in the real economy. Equities are on borrowed time, burning fuel that was pumped in a couple of years ago at this point. AI hype may bring us to a peak pretty quickly, as it could bleed the rest of the market dry to chase that one sector.

I thought I learned about K-waves in the Elliot Wave Principle book by Frost and Prechter.

This is a handy little diagram on the K-seasons though. What's weird is that we already have elements of spring in the rising inflation, but what the Fed "learned" from prior cycles has put off winter until inflation finally reappeared. If the Fed is constantly printing money until they wreck the bond market, then you basically get a false spring before being smacked by a late-season winter storm.

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