A Few Contrarian Buys for Today | Financial Markets: The Situation Is Coming To A Head

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That strategy has made patient investors fortune in times of distress. And I am starting to look around for deals. I’m always looking for things that are on sale. So, this weekend - while I was in Miami - I looked to see if any real estate was coming down. Surprise, it’s not. People are still leaving New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and other northeastern states… and moving to the Sunshine State. They might not want to move… THIS WEEK… as a hurricane is fast approaching. But the point is that demand remains high, despite news that interest rates for a 30-year mortgage have surpassed 7%. To put that into perspective… A person who bought a home in 2021 worth $500,000 at a 3.5% interest rate… now has the same principle and interest payment as a person who bought a $337,000 home at 7% last week. Does that sound like a healthy economy to you? Let’s Go Contrarian Germany’s housing market is slowing, and the nation’s Producer Price Index is now north of 46%. Housing activity is just slumping… The chart below offers you a glimpse of what’s happening in Europe’s largest economy. Please click on it to view it larger. It might not be a popular opinion… BUT – this is the best time to buy a home in Germany in a generation – and likely the only time you’ll get them at these prices for the next 20 years. I regret not buying a condominium in Dubai in March 2020. I was very close to pulling the trigger with a few friends when those markets crashed. While it feels like these problems will last forever, they tend to correct with time. And time is your ally in a market like this. Is Gold a Buy? Then, there’s gold. This headline on gold is quite something after thousands of years to the contrary. I’m not a gold bug. But one must consider what is transpiring right now that has gold retreating. It’s priced in a rising dollar. We’re experiencing a liquidity problem around the globe. People are dumping assets to raise cash. The likely pathway out of this crisis will be more money printing – but lots of filling holes as we did with Lehman Brothers, AIG, and General Electric. The money supply will increase, but the capital will vanish into a black hole. This might be the first time I’ve wanted to buy gold since the Fed dumped all that money out of the sky in 2020… or early 2011 as the Debt Ceiling standoff started to formulate. Gold at $1,600 an ounce is the starting point for a good dollar average price. Anything around $1,500 is a buy – because things will be terrible at those levels. By then, I will likely have moved much cash out of Bank of America and into my walls. The central banks around the globe will likely start their “break the glass” strategies to improve global liquidity very soon. That’s usually bullish. I’m Still in Cash and the UUP The dollar’s rise this year has been historic. But, predictable. Every time that the Fed starts to tighten its balance sheet… every time it raises rates… every time it takes action, the cleanest shirt in the laundry gets a strong bid. A year later - since I predicted this rise - Mr. Dollar won’t slow down. Cash is still king. The Invesco DB US Dollar Index Bullish Fund (UUP) hit $30, as I predicted in July 2022. And it’s clear that this still has room to run. When will all of this end? As I explained, it’s when the Fed pivots and the Insiders buy up with both hands. On my end, it feels like we’re almost there. Markets are still pricing in a 4.7% rate move by May 2023. You’re getting to where I wanted back in June 2022. I’d like to see zero cuts through the rest of 2023 in the curve, and I’d like to see this number hit 5% for July. At that point, I’d deploy 50% of my capital into community banks and the bottom half of U.S. value stocks in non-financials, as tabulated by Tobias Carlisle’s Acquirer’s Multiple lists of stocks. Almost home. But not home enough. We’re now into the worst week of the year for seasonality… So, maybe we finally get that VIX 40 and capitulation. Till then… Cash. The bargain buying will begin soon. We just need to be patient and build cash. Enjoy your day, [Garrett signature] Garrett {NAME} Chief Analyst, American Markets [] --------------------------------------------------------------- [] [] A Few Contrarian Buys for Today [Garrett Pic] Momentum remains Red. The VIX pushed above 30 on Friday for the first time in months. Markets are testing new lows, and we’re moving back into an environment where few buyers want to test the water. I’m looking for a short-term, low-volume rally very soon that traps a lot of short-S&P 500 traders. I’ve taken a lot of short gains off the table. I’ll restrategize today. Dear Investor, Buy on the sound of cannons… sell on the sound of trumpets. That strategy has made patient investors fortune in times of distress. And I am starting to look around for deals. I’m always looking for things that are on sale. So, this weekend - while I was in Miami - I looked to see if any real estate was coming down. Surprise, it’s not. People are still leaving New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and other northeastern states… and moving to the Sunshine State. They might not want to move… THIS WEEK… as a hurricane is fast approaching. But the point is that demand remains high, despite news that interest rates for a 30-year mortgage have surpassed 7%. To put that into perspective… A person who bought a home in 2021 worth $500,000 at a 3.5% interest rate… now has the same principle and interest payment as a person who bought a $337,000 home at 7% last week. Does that sound like a healthy economy to you? Let’s Go Contrarian Germany’s housing market is slowing, and the nation’s Producer Price Index is now north of 46%. Housing activity is just slumping… The chart below offers you a glimpse of what’s happening in Europe’s largest economy. Please click on it to view it larger. It might not be a popular opinion… BUT – this is the best time to buy a home in Germany in a generation – and likely the only time you’ll get them at these prices for the next 20 years. I regret not buying a condominium in Dubai in March 2020. I was very close to pulling the trigger with a few friends when those markets crashed. While it feels like these problems will last forever, they tend to correct with time. And time is your ally in a market like this. Is Gold a Buy? Then, there’s gold. This headline on gold is quite something after thousands of years to the contrary. I’m not a gold bug. But one must consider what is transpiring right now that has gold retreating. It’s priced in a rising dollar. We’re experiencing a liquidity problem around the globe. People are dumping assets to raise cash. The likely pathway out of this crisis will be more money printing – but lots of filling holes as we did with Lehman Brothers, AIG, and General Electric. The money supply will increase, but the capital will vanish into a black hole. This might be the first time I’ve wanted to buy gold since the Fed dumped all that money out of the sky in 2020… or early 2011 as the Debt Ceiling standoff started to formulate. Gold at $1,600 an ounce is the starting point for a good dollar average price. Anything around $1,500 is a buy – because things will be terrible at those levels. By then, I will likely have moved much cash out of Bank of America and into my walls. The central banks around the globe will likely start their “break the glass” strategies to improve global liquidity very soon. That’s usually bullish. I’m Still in Cash and the UUP The dollar’s rise this year has been historic. But, predictable. Every time that the Fed starts to tighten its balance sheet… every time it raises rates… every time it takes action, the cleanest shirt in the laundry gets a strong bid. A year later - since I predicted this rise - Mr. Dollar won’t slow down. Cash is still king. The Invesco DB US Dollar Index Bullish Fund (UUP) hit $30, as I predicted in July 2022. And it’s clear that this still has room to run. When will all of this end? As I explained, it’s when the Fed pivots and the Insiders buy up with both hands. On my end, it feels like we’re almost there. Markets are still pricing in a 4.7% rate move by May 2023. You’re getting to where I wanted back in June 2022. I’d like to see zero cuts through the rest of 2023 in the curve, and I’d like to see this number hit 5% for July. At that point, I’d deploy 50% of my capital into community banks and the bottom half of U.S. value stocks in non-financials, as tabulated by Tobias Carlisle’s Acquirer’s Multiple lists of stocks. Almost home. But not home enough. We’re now into the worst week of the year for seasonality… So, maybe we finally get that VIX 40 and capitulation. Till then… Cash. The bargain buying will begin soon. We just need to be patient and build cash. Enjoy your day, [Garrett signature] Garrett {NAME} Chief Analyst, American Markets --------------------------------------------------------------- [] California's Greatest AAPL Creation Isn't in Silicon Valley... [California coastline]( [Meet the Tech Wiz Behind the Perfect Apple Trade]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [] [] California's Greatest AAPL Creation Isn't in Silicon Valley... [California coastline]( [Meet the Tech Wiz Behind the Perfect Apple Trade]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [] [] [] Financial Markets: The Situation Is Coming To A Head [Bauer Pic] Dear Investor, A few weeks ago, Wall Street experienced a slide of more than -4% on a Tuesday. It was the most severe setback on a single trading day since the crash in the spring of 2020. But more remarkable things happened on this trading day. However, these were also negative developments that support the thesis of an imminent continuation of the bear market. The Young Savages Struck Massively The stock market in 2020 gained historical significance not only because of the crash in the spring. It was also the year of the so-called retail investors. This means the private investors. This retail investor generation was instrumental in Wall Street's explosive rise after the 2020s crash with their buy-the-dip mentality. And now, these "young guns" have struck again, as you can see from the chart below (source: VandaTrack, September 14, 2022). Retail investors used this recent setback to make a massive entry. Net inflows into U.S. equities reached $2 billion in Tuesday's slide (highlighted by the red bar)! For a better comparison, I have superimposed a black line at this level. This shows that this trading day brought the highest volume since May this year. A Contra-Indicator Retail investors favored their former favorites in the process: Technology stocks, led by Apple (AAPL), and the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY), which tracks the U.S. index. Now why is that bad, you ask? Because retail investors are usually off the mark when they have majority exposure to one direction. Such a trend should therefore be interpreted as a contra-indicator. Commenting on the buying, analysts at VandaTrack said, "That means the likelihood of retail investors capitulating in the near term increases significantly should stocks retest this year's June lows." Incidentally, you can see confirmation of this assessment in the chart itself: When the massive entry of retail investors in May undercut the preceding low, the S&P 500 subsequently took a dive. At the beginning of June, the whole thing repeated itself at a somewhat lower level. Safe Haven Principle For Bonds No Longer Works In the old days - when money still earned a noteworthy interest rate - bonds were considered a competitor to stocks for exactly this reason. Well, those days are long gone. The 10-year U.S. government bond, for example, last yielded +6% in July 2000. This former competition also explains why bonds are considered a "safe haven" in crisis-ridden stock markets. When demand for fixed-income securities rises, their prices also increase, which at the same time lowers yields. Investors therefore benefit in such crisis phases through price gains on the bonds they have purchased. But this is precisely what has not worked since the start of the bear market in November 2021 (technology stocks) or January of this year (standard stocks and second-line stocks), as the next chart illustrates. 10-Year U.S. Government Bonds: Yield Reaches New Trend High On Tuesday, the day of the Wall Street slide mentioned at the beginning, the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury bond marked a new high of +3.43% since it rose from the lows of 2020. When yields rise, bond prices fall. Thus, supply was higher than demand. The safe haven principle, which was still working just fine in 2020, of course thanks to the active support of the U.S. Federal Reserve, has been suspended since mid-December 2021. Severe Recession Looms On The Horizon By the way, yields on the 2- and 5-year U.S. Treasury bonds are currently +3.77% and +3.61%, respectively, while those on the 30-year are +3.50%. This is an unusual constellation, as you should actually get more yield as the bond maturity increases. In fact, this phenomenon regularly occurs when the market expects a recession. And usually this constellation lasts only a short time. This time, the 2-year U.S. Treasury bond has been yielding higher since the second week of July! Conclusion One principle has always determined the development of the stock markets: greed and fear of the market participants. Whenever one of these two behavior patterns gets a clear preponderance, then the trend pendulum swings in the other direction. On Tuesday, so-called retail investors took advantage of the price slide on Wall Street to buy heavily into technology stocks and index ETFs. Presumably, however, this was mainly due to price reductions. After all, the mass of this young generation of investors had learned by the beginning of this year that crashes and sharp price declines represent an ideal buying opportunity (buy-the-dip). During the last bear market, the 2007/2008 financial crisis, these retail investors had an average age of 17 or 18. As a young adult, one is generally preoccupied with things other than a financial crisis. For this reason, this generation is only familiar with a general upward trend on the stock markets and has therefore largely not sold since the start of the bear market. Therefore, supposedly favorable opportunities are used to lower the cost prices of own minus positions, in the hope to be able to get rid of them without loss at the next rise. But this is exactly a gross beginner's mistake, when bad money is thrown good money after bad. Therefore, the net purchases in the volume of $2 billion from last Tuesday are a contra-indicator. This also applies to the market interest rate, which has just reached a new course high in the upward cycle since 2020. Because this documents that investors are saying goodbye not only to equities, but also to bonds. And as the icing on the cake, so to speak, short-dated U.S. government bonds have been yielding more than their long-dated counterparts for a good two months now. That heralds a severe recession. Not good conditions for Wall Street. Best regards, [Bauer signature] Dr. Gregor Bauer Chief Analyst, European Markets [] --------------------------------------------------------------- [] [] Financial Markets: The Situation Is Coming To A Head [Bauer Pic] Dear Investor, A few weeks ago, Wall Street experienced a slide of more than -4% on a Tuesday. It was the most severe setback on a single trading day since the crash in the spring of 2020. But more remarkable things happened on this trading day. However, these were also negative developments that support the thesis of an imminent continuation of the bear market. The Young Savages Struck Massively The stock market in 2020 gained historical significance not only because of the crash in the spring. It was also the year of the so-called retail investors. This means the private investors. This retail investor generation was instrumental in Wall Street's explosive rise after the 2020s crash with their buy-the-dip mentality. And now, these "young guns" have struck again, as you can see from the chart below (source: VandaTrack, September 14, 2022). Retail investors used this recent setback to make a massive entry. Net inflows into U.S. equities reached $2 billion in Tuesday's slide (highlighted by the red bar)! For a better comparison, I have superimposed a black line at this level. This shows that this trading day brought the highest volume since May this year. A Contra-Indicator Retail investors favored their former favorites in the process: Technology stocks, led by Apple (AAPL), and the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY), which tracks the U.S. index. Now why is that bad, you ask? Because retail investors are usually off the mark when they have majority exposure to one direction. Such a trend should therefore be interpreted as a contra-indicator. Commenting on the buying, analysts at VandaTrack said, "That means the likelihood of retail investors capitulating in the near term increases significantly should stocks retest this year's June lows." Incidentally, you can see confirmation of this assessment in the chart itself: When the massive entry of retail investors in May undercut the preceding low, the S&P 500 subsequently took a dive. At the beginning of June, the whole thing repeated itself at a somewhat lower level. Safe Haven Principle For Bonds No Longer Works In the old days - when money still earned a noteworthy interest rate - bonds were considered a competitor to stocks for exactly this reason. Well, those days are long gone. The 10-year U.S. government bond, for example, last yielded +6% in July 2000. This former competition also explains why bonds are considered a "safe haven" in crisis-ridden stock markets. When demand for fixed-income securities rises, their prices also increase, which at the same time lowers yields. Investors therefore benefit in such crisis phases through price gains on the bonds they have purchased. But this is precisely what has not worked since the start of the bear market in November 2021 (technology stocks) or January of this year (standard stocks and second-line stocks), as the next chart illustrates. 10-Year U.S. Government Bonds: Yield Reaches New Trend High On Tuesday, the day of the Wall Street slide mentioned at the beginning, the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury bond marked a new high of +3.43% since it rose from the lows of 2020. When yields rise, bond prices fall. Thus, supply was higher than demand. The safe haven principle, which was still working just fine in 2020, of course thanks to the active support of the U.S. Federal Reserve, has been suspended since mid-December 2021. Severe Recession Looms On The Horizon By the way, yields on the 2- and 5-year U.S. Treasury bonds are currently +3.77% and +3.61%, respectively, while those on the 30-year are +3.50%. This is an unusual constellation, as you should actually get more yield as the bond maturity increases. In fact, this phenomenon regularly occurs when the market expects a recession. And usually this constellation lasts only a short time. This time, the 2-year U.S. Treasury bond has been yielding higher since the second week of July! Conclusion One principle has always determined the development of the stock markets: greed and fear of the market participants. Whenever one of these two behavior patterns gets a clear preponderance, then the trend pendulum swings in the other direction. On Tuesday, so-called retail investors took advantage of the price slide on Wall Street to buy heavily into technology stocks and index ETFs. Presumably, however, this was mainly due to price reductions. After all, the mass of this young generation of investors had learned by the beginning of this year that crashes and sharp price declines represent an ideal buying opportunity (buy-the-dip). During the last bear market, the 2007/2008 financial crisis, these retail investors had an average age of 17 or 18. As a young adult, one is generally preoccupied with things other than a financial crisis. For this reason, this generation is only familiar with a general upward trend on the stock markets and has therefore largely not sold since the start of the bear market. Therefore, supposedly favorable opportunities are used to lower the cost prices of own minus positions, in the hope to be able to get rid of them without loss at the next rise. But this is exactly a gross beginner's mistake, when bad money is thrown good money after bad. Therefore, the net purchases in the volume of $2 billion from last Tuesday are a contra-indicator. This also applies to the market interest rate, which has just reached a new course high in the upward cycle since 2020. Because this documents that investors are saying goodbye not only to equities, but also to bonds. And as the icing on the cake, so to speak, short-dated U.S. government bonds have been yielding more than their long-dated counterparts for a good two months now. That heralds a severe recession. Not good conditions for Wall Street. Best regards, [Bauer signature] Dr. Gregor Bauer Chief Analyst, European Markets --------------------------------------------------------------- [] [] >> Your Ticket << Exclusive Access to the Perfect Apple Trade Presentation If you ever thought that it’s way too late to see significant movement in major stocks like AAPL... 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