Market Direction: BULLISH alert
issued 11/10/2016
We are not predicting a downturn, but current indicators are suggesting the stock market could go down. The stock market has quietly remained under pressure since we first announced it May 17, 2017. Here's what Mark Faber- aka Dr. Doom- warns about the current stock market.
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We are not predicting a downturn, but current indicators are suggesting the stock market could go down. The stock market has quietly remained under pressure since we first announced it May 17, 2017. Here's what Mark Faber- aka Dr. Doom- warns about the current stock market.
Famed
investor Marc Faber, known as Dr. Doom for his gloomy views, believes the U.S.
markets are in the midst of a gigantic bubble and when the day of reckoning
comes, investors will likely lose half of their money.
“There
is a bubble in everything. Nothing in asset price is very low,” said Faber
during an interview on CNBC Wednesday.
His
grim prognosis shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone who has been paying
attention to permabear Faber over the years. Still, the fact that his latest
warning comes on the heels of a historic rally that has propelled stocks to
records lends some urgency to his grim outlook.
“We
are somewhere between 1999 to 2000,” he said, referring to the tech bubble and
its subsequent collapse.
“One
day this bubble will end,” said Faber. When that happens, people will lose 50%
of their assets.
Concerns
about elevated valuations in the U.S. have been mounting given the S&P 500 SPX, -0.05% and the Dow Jones Industrial
Average’s DJIA, -0.10% double-digit gains since
November on hopes that President Donald Trump’s presidency will usher in a more
business-friendly climate.
“I
don’t disagree Trump is good for the markets and economy but some of his
statements and actions are not favorable for the U.S.,” said Faber.
Indeed,
the euphoria that has gripped the market since the November presidential
election has faded as Trump struggles to enact many of his promised policies.
Yet, most analysts still believe the bullish market thesis remains intact.
Not
so Faber. He thinks consumption is relatively weak for this stage of the
economic recovery and predicted that as financial-asset prices rise, wages will
deflate and the U.S. economy will further weaken.
All
that said, nothing would make him bullish on the U.S. market. Faber believes
there will come a day when technology giants Tesla Inc. TSLA, +1.76% Amazon.com Inc. AMZN, -0.21% Netflix Inc. NFLX, -0.09% will fall 10% in a single session.
All three have outperformed the broader market, helping the Nasdaq Composite COMP, -0.08% to gain nearly 20% over the
past six months.
One
of the first warnings signals that the market is shifting will be when
volatility picks up. But even the lack of volatility has managed to perplex the
Switzerland-based investor.
“I
do not understand why volatility is so low but when stocks go up as volatility
goes up, that will be a sign that something is changing,” he said.
The
CBOE Volatility Index VIX, +0.29% which measures investors’
expectation for volatility over the coming 30 days, has been eerily subdued
with the monthly average of 10.89 in May the lowest since November 2006,
according to Dow Jones Data Group.
Faber,
meanwhile, likes U.S. Treasurys, given they guarantee a “certain yield” and
particularly given the near-zero interest rates in Japan and much of Europe.
But Treasurys may be the only U.S. asset to escape his disdain, even if arguably they are facing their own bubble. He prefers European assets and gold and 90% of his investment in stocks and bonds are emerging markets.
$tockMarketDirection proprietary model is currently BULLISH. We strongly encourage you to monitor positions closely, exercise proper money management strategies and follow us at $tockMarketDirection for ALERTS we may issue advising a change in the current market direction. Stay tuned and follow us. If you have a testimonial or comment of how this website has helped you we would like to know, email us. Share with a friend.
The all-time highs since our initial
recommendation to go LONG
this market. Here is how the markets have performed:
Stock Market
Direction Recommendation (11/10/2016)
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Dow
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up 2,361.23 points a 12.55% gain
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3/1/17
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Nasdaq
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up 1,013.19 points a 19.45% gain
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5/31/17
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S&P 500
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up 251.23 points a 11.59% gain
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5/25/17
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