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BKEX Institute Annual Strategy Report(2022–2023)In 2022, the world experienced an epidemic, war, and sanctions against China and Russia from Europe and the U.S. Many factors have pushed up commodity prices, especially energy. Epidemics and wars have also impacted supply chains, leading to imbalances in supply and demand. On top of that, global central banks release massive amounts of liquidity to rescue the economy during the epidemic. This has shown that the composition of this inflation problem is relatively complex. qr61.cn As far as the data is concerned, inflation is concentrated in the two main categories of food (10.9%) and energy (17.6%), as well as the breakdown of automobiles (8.4%) and transportation services (15.2%). It can be seen that rising commodity and energy prices are the leading cause of inflation problems. qr61.cn Inflation in food comes mainly from poultry, eggs, cereals, and cereal products. Poultry and eggs are mainly due to the more serious avian influenza outbreaks in producing countries this year, resulting in lower production. The avian flu is still severe, and output has not recovered. Russia and Ukraine make and export wheat in cereal, accounting for 20% and 28% of the world’s production, respectively. There are no signs of the conflict cooling down. Therefore, it should be difficult for this part of inflation to fall quickly. But there is relative optimism: the prices of alternatives such as pork, beef, and dairy products have already declined in the October data. And inflation on food is not a significant problem as long as it remains stable and does not increase significantly. qr61.cn The primary sources of energy inflation are gasoline (17.5%), fuel oil (68.5%), electricity (14.1%), and natural gas (20%). Of these, fuel oil rose 68.5%. However, there is a clear seasonality in demand for fuel. After the end of the heating season in January next year, it will naturally decline significantly. qr61.cn Also, combine this with the sharp decline in U.S. oil reserves when oil prices were high this year. Events such as the bizarre bombing of the Nord Stream pipeline during the Russia-Ukraine conflict and the massive U.S. exports of high-priced natural gas to Europe make it easy to conclude that energy prices have been under control. On top of that, we can see that commodity and energy price indices are already falling. This part of the decline is not reflected in the last CPI data for October, which is the consumer side of the price response, while the PPI is the production side, which can be interpreted as a leading index. Therefore, we can remain optimistic about future inflation data. For the original text, please open BKEX.COM and go to the Help Center — to view it.
NASDAQ:IXIC
by BKEXFutures
Nasdaq dotcom bubble 2022. Bottom may be around mid 2023/2024This is 1 year chart. The Nasdaq has been overbought in term of RSI and upper Bollinger overshoot Short until 1 year mid bollinger around 5.8k to 6.3k We now have crypto bubble burst (Bitcoin won't vanish but the price will go down significantly), tech bubble burst, unprofitable company bubble burst The Fed may start being dovish, but the focus should shift to recession fear and deceleration of growth of big tech companies in US There is also FTX contagion (in crypto universe) and soon to be Lehman Brother of 2022, Credit Suisse.
NASDAQ:IXICShort
by xinossonix
Nasdaq 100 Technical Analysis - Daily ChartThe Nasdaq 100 is currently testing the downtrend blue line. It looks like it has already broken to the upside, but I would wait for a few days for confirmation. If the price can stay above the downtrend line, it would be a bullish sign. In August, the price broke above the trendline but it moved again back below it, creating a fake breakout. The 50-day MA (red moving average) and the 21-day MA (blue moving average) are currently working as support. It is important to follow the movements of this particular index for the next few days to understand if a new bull run has started. The market sentiment remains in the "Greed" mode.
TVC:IXIC
by Fefyblu
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PIVOT history hints more downside: Nasdaq prints Deadcat bounce The global stock market rally could be about to meet recession reality. Fed Governor Chris Waller said Monday that markets had overestimated the significance of a single data point, and that the U.S. central bank still has “a ways to go” on interest rate hikes. Several analysts have echoed that sentiment in recent days. BlackRock Investment Institute said in a note Monday that labor constraints driving wage growth and core inflation may be more persistent than the market is pricing.
NASDAQ:IXIC
by axelrodd
Market Weakening Hello all, I am sure you pay some attention to global markets, (US) national matters/news.., etc., you may be noticing a growing sense of uncertainty. The charts seem to be too. ---- Of course, dramatic news can void any chart 'pattern.' This isnt necessarily a pattern. It is simply weak. The chart looks week, the only way I would consider it a "bull" market again would be touching new ATHs. I put aside any notion of an overinflated market, only for the purposes of this "idea." What do you think? I dont think a recession will necessarily come from this, but perhaps as low as 200MA (from the chartside). Opinion only! I am interested in yours.
NASDAQ:IXICShort
by LtCmdrData
NASDQAQ BEAR MARKET SUMMARYThe decline in tech stocks is more severe, see angle of decline blue (2022) vs green (2008) vs red (2001). Although this decline is more harsh, it could possibly drop further than the 2001 percentage decline. See the duration of the remainder of the bear markets. 2008 historical shows we need 125 more days to bottom out, the 2001 decline from here still needs more than 200 days remaining to bottom. Which means we could easily see at least another 25% drop from current levels or worse case scenario 50% drop from here in the next 125-200 days. It could play out longer. Maybe if the FED steps in, we could see some type of hope or capitulation but history tells us that it could still fall some more after that. Zero rates would have to be in play for a longer time. Also, we have not have had any bankruptcies yet besides a few crypto coins and companies, yes, a lot of momentum and tech stocks are getting crushed, but no bankruptcies yet... the bankruptcies will indicate a bottom due to the next round of bailouts and easy money which would land us into hyper inflation probably by the year 2027. The only way we can go down quickly is in a 1987 flash crash or "black Monday" than the timeline would be met satisfactory.
NASDAQ:IXICShort
by Warzynil