The Right Shoulder Forecast

The more it gets talked about, the less likely it will happen. Here's what I'm talking about:

The action in Bonds is a little concerning - if the economy is taking off, then bonds should be dropping. They're not:

On the bullish front, bonds will eventually sell off and that will result in another leg higher in the stock market.

Things should start to get a little weak:

But what's holding the selling back is the fact that everyone is betting on it.

So while we could see a push lower, fear is already at a peaking level, so it shouldn't be too bad.

On the sentiment front, the data is coming in overly bullish, which is bearish.

As for the barometer:

Price action normally breaks out of this pattern, here I would be concerned with a break higher since we're positioned for a move lower. We'll give it a little more time.

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As for oil:

Our model shows oil advancing into year end. We get inventory numbers tomorrow which have been building, but the underlying global tensions can cause price to go up, even if demand is lower.

In our stock options speculator service, we are close to issuing some PUT trades if we get the market to turn lower. In the interim, we'll hold off.

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