{"id":153396,"date":"2019-08-12T13:15:32","date_gmt":"2019-08-12T17:15:32","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.countingpips.com\/?p=153396"},"modified":"2019-08-12T12:28:35","modified_gmt":"2019-08-12T16:28:35","slug":"part-ii-global-central-banks-kick-can-down-the-road-again","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.investmacro.com\/forex\/2019\/08\/part-ii-global-central-banks-kick-can-down-the-road-again\/","title":{"rendered":"Part II \u2013 Global Central Banks Kick Can Down The Road Again"},"content":{"rendered":"
August 12, 2019<\/div>
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By TheTechnicalTraders.com<\/u><\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

As we continue to explore the events of the past 10 to 20+ years and how the global central banks continue to attempt to navigate through these difficult times, we want to take a few minutes to try to understand and explain how the capital that has exploded into the global markets has been deployed and used to chase returns, risk and opportunity and may continue to be deployed more efficiently going forward.<\/p>\n

Read Part I of this series here: https:\/\/www.thetechnicaltraders.com\/global-central-banks-move-to-keep-the-party-rolling-onward\/<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

The recent news that the global central banks may begin a new round of stimulus and easing got us thinking \u2013 \u201cwhat next?\u201d.\u00a0 Over the past 10 to 20+ years, global central banks have attempted to prompt an economic recovery that seems to slip past economic planners and we believe that is because core functions of the global economy are weaker than many expect.\u00a0 We\u2019re going to try to explore some of these factors and prepare traders for what may come in the future months.<\/p>\n

Much of the capital that was dumped into the markets was deployed into the global equity markets as investments in emerging markets, capital markets, and the US stock market.\u00a0 As much as everyone wants to think this capital went into infrastructure and other essential investments, much of it went into the only thing that was capable of generating an easy return with limited risk \u2013 the global stock market.<\/p>\n

At first, after 2008, we saw an immediate jump in emerging markets.\u00a0 This sector of the global economy had been hard hit by the collapse in 2008-09 and an incredible opportunity existed because of a price anomaly that was created near the bottom in 2009.\u00a0 Emerging markets were recipients of some capital when the central banks began to infuse money into the system, but their equity markets were uniquely positioned for advancements because of the pricing levels after the crash.<\/p>

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The SPEM chart below highlights the recovery in the emerging market that took place almost immediately after the bottom formed in 2009.\u00a0 We can clearly see the immediate price advance and the resulting sideways price action after 2011.\u00a0 Once this sector recovered up to previous 2007 levels, there was really nothing else to push it much higher.<\/p>\n

Traders should also take notice of the rally in 2016 and 2017.\u00a0 This rally was based on forward expectations that renewed interest in emerging markets would result in increased returns.\u00a0 These aligned with expectations resulting from the US Presidential election (2016) as well.\u00a0 This price advance consisted of a +86% price advance from $23 to $42.\u00a0 Could it happen again?<\/p>\n

We believe the next phase of the global market recovery will result in a similar type of price advance after new lows are established in emerging markets.\u00a0 Skilled technical traders should continue to plan for and prepare for this type of setup once emerging markets complete a process of exploring lower lows to form a bottom.\u00a0 This process should complete just before the 2020 US presidential elections and will likely result in another price anomaly setup where the price is well below expected asset levels (extreme pessimism) and will set up as an incredible +40% to +80% upside potential as renewed optimism and the continued transitional process of the global economy persists.\u00a0 Traders just need to wait for the setup \u2013 then execute their trades.<\/p>\n

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The continued process of how capital rolls from one environment to another in search of returns is something we have attempted to explain in detail over the past months.\u00a0 We call it the \u201ccapital shift\u201d process.\u00a0 Our belief is that capital (cash) is always hunting for suitable investments in various forms and continues to shift from one environment (market segment) to another as opportunities (ROI) and risks (healthy investment environments) change.\u00a0 So, think of capital as a migratory asset that continues to shift into and out of various segments of the market as opportunities and risks present themselves.<\/p>\n

One of the biggest benefactors of the quantitative easing and central bank policies of the past 10+ years has been the US equity market.\u00a0 Take a look at this NAS100 chart to see what we mean.<\/p>\n

When we take into consideration the post 9\/11 market rally in this NAS100 chart (highlighted by the blue rectangle) we can see that, at that time, the capital was focused away from the US markets because other foreign markets were better positioned in terms of ROI and risk.\u00a0 Even though the US was engaging in moderate QE processes to recover from a moderate economic crisis, a price advance in the NAS100 was muted \u2013 nothing like the right side of this chart.<\/p>\n

The post-2009 advance in the NAS100 is a completely different story.\u00a0 The technology sector in the US had shifted away from a heavy risk factor and into a \u201cunicorn\u201d mode by 2012\/2013.\u00a0 This shift in the investment environment meant that global traders saw the US technology market (NAS100) and an excellent opportunity for capital deployment.\u00a0 As more and more cash poured into the NAS100 chasing these gains, prices continued to skyrocket higher.\u00a0 What next?<\/p>\n

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Unless the dynamics of this market shift away from expected gains or the US Dollar weakens dramatically, we believe the US stock market will continue to experience some volatility and continued price advancement while capital waits to see what happens throughout the rest of the global market.<\/p>\n

We do believe the increased volatility of the past 2 years highlights an extended risk for rotation over the next 2+ years and we believe a move lower may be something we have to prepare for as the 6000 level has already been established as support.\u00a0 Therefore, we are not suggesting the NAS100 will go straight up from here.\u00a0 We are suggesting that unless something dramatic happens to change the economic environment, the US markets will continue to be viewed as opportunistic by global investors and that dips in price, even big ones, will likely respond with a nearly immediate recovery in price \u2013 even if a dip were to happen well below the 6000 level.<\/p>\n

Once the economic environment shifts away from opportunity in the US, then all bets are off in terms of downside risk \u2013 if this ever happens.<\/p>\n

Another factor that everyone must be aware of is Real Estate.\u00a0 Recently, US real estate has continued to rally as rates have continued to maintain some level of affordability throughout most of the US.\u00a0 Certain areas have gotten very un-affordable and these markets are already experiencing a pricing reversion where prices are declining as sellers attempt to attract buyers at high prices.\u00a0 Overall, though, the health of the US real estate market is still moderately strong.<\/p>\n

One thing that we would be concerned about is a perceptional shift away from buying if the US Fed and global central banks engage in new stimulus processes.\u00a0 Consumers may view this process as a warning that some concern is underlying the efforts of the central banks and hold off on buying real estate while they wait to see what happens after the US 2020 elections.\u00a0 We believe this may already be happening right now.<\/p>\n

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CONCLUDING THOUGHTS:<\/strong><\/h3>\n

The REZ real estate ETF continues to push higher as pricing becomes an issue and sales levels continue to support a fairly active market.\u00a0 We are concerned that a sharp change in perception could be taking place over the next 12+ months as fears of a change in US political leadership may thwart or diminish some forward expectations.\u00a0 Investors need to pay attention to all aspects of the markets in order to prepare for future opportunities and price moves.<\/p>\n

In Part III of this article, we\u2019ll look into some of the fundamental elements of the US and global economies and how the past actions of the US Fed and global central banks may have set up the global markets for the bigger price rotations we are expecting over the next 12 to 24+ months.<\/p>\n

Also, takes a look at today\u2019s charts compared to the 2008 market top<\/a><\/strong> and I can\u2019t warn enough that the next financial crisis (bear market) is scary close, possibly just a couple weeks away. See Scary Bear Market Setup Charts.<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

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Chris Vermeulen \u2013 TheTechnicalTraders.com<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

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