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#DowJones #NASDAQ #SP500

Leadership has changed in the markets

Since the March lows, tech, specifically cloud-based tech has lead the markets higher. Companies like #Square #SQ have more than tripled in share price while the S&P 500 is up 40%
However, in the last few weeks this has changed. Former market leaders like #SQ or #Shopify #SHOP have been trading sideways

Meanwhile, industrial plays like @FM_FCX #FreeportMcmoran #FCX and #JohnDeere #DE have barely corrected at all, soaring to new highs.
The market is sensing that the next major move will be driven by fiscal spending and the @realDonaldTrump #Trump administration’s coming infrastructure program
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What’s happening to #Tech stocks and the markets in September 2020 and what is #FED really worried about - is the #Equities or #Bonds ?

Markets never work in a straight line up or straight line down , every market has to go through a period of correction/consolidation to resume
its journey

NASDAQ was a overbought market in June to August 2020 , but we are not in any serious trouble to disturb the long term bullish trend and why ?

Because Credit Market hasn’t broken down yet , while the media and investors are focused in the Equity markets ,
it’s the BOND MARKET WHICH FED IS MORE WORRIED about

The QE program was more about buying

1) US Sovereign bonds, called Treasuries

2) US Municipal Bonds

3) US Corporate Bonds
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The #Fed wants #inflation

The single biggest issue for the world today is that there is too much debt in the financial system
Globally the debt to GDP ratio is 322%
Amongst G-7 nations, the numbers are striking
The U.S.’s Debt to GDP is 106%
Germany’s Debt to GDP is 61%
Japan’s Debt to GDP is 236 %
The United Kingdom’s Debt to GDP is 85%
Canada’s Debt to GDP is 89%
France’s Debt to GDP is 98%
Germany is the only country that has been aggressively paying down its debt
Germany’s debt to GDP skyrocketed to 82% as its economy collapsed
Now there are three ways to deal with excessive debt

1) Pay it off through growth or fiscal restraint.

2) Default/ restructure

3) Attempt to inflate it away by debasing your currency
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