Technical Analysis.
trading volume gradually decreasing since March 2009
How much more can the Federal Reserve increase rates before the the US can no longer afford the interest on the nearly 21 Trillion budget deficit?
We could either see two things happen as a result of the central bank's actions on open market operations: default or stagflation/inflation of the US Dollar
DISCLAIMER: not intended to be personal financial advice nor is this a recommendation to open any short positions.
trading volume gradually decreasing since March 2009
- most recent price action over-extended based on Fibonacci extension plotted from the beginning, peak, and trough of the previous business cycle
- monthly MACD indicators suggest a potential trend reversal
- monthly RSI overbought since the beginning of 2018
- bearish divergence forming since 2018 YTD between RSI and monthly candles
Fundamentals Analysis
- Household debt reaching new all time highs
seekingalpha.com/art...household-debt-cycle
- Sovereign debt in uncharted territory
www.usdebtclock.org/
- U.S Treasurey yield curve beginning to flatten
seekingalpha.com/art...st-since-august-2007
- Equity buybacks are reaching record levels
www.cnbc.com/2018/07...k-market-afloat.html
How much more can the Federal Reserve increase rates before the the US can no longer afford the interest on the nearly 21 Trillion budget deficit?
We could either see two things happen as a result of the central bank's actions on open market operations: default or stagflation/inflation of the US Dollar
DISCLAIMER: not intended to be personal financial advice nor is this a recommendation to open any short positions.