Yuck
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The market remains in trouble…and in spite of oversold conditions, continues to get rocked. A few more things sticking out for me:
The Transports are in imploding mode. Not good.
The German DAX continues to implode…not to mention other European markets. The DAX has been a pretty decent leader of moves.
Some stronger retail names now look like they are starting to roll over.
This is on top of all the other nausea I have talked about.
Again, a clean break of the 200 day moving average and the next leg down will be assured. A few indices are already below with the rest on the cusp. If that occurs, expect something akin to last year when major averages dropped 15-20% from their highs. The worry this time is that the Transports are indicating recession. I knew the economy topped months ago but looks like it is getting worse.
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