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CPI on high side 0.47 BUT Oil Trends down and SPY volatility leads to reduced liquidity for Oil.
Volatility in SPY will lead to continued downward pressure on oil and CPI. Previous May did have rising oil BUT SPY was on fire with added liquidity… Let’s say oil falls to $87 (average for Jun) then -15% from May … Continue reading
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Construction in Decline for 2.7 years (Real Estate RE housing home)
Despite record breaking stock rally 2023-2026… The earliest bottom will be 2031 or 8.3y down cycle…
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Gas Buddy -2.4% for May
So CPI will be 0.2 for May….falling inflation now. BUT earliest drop will be Oct.
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Commodity Cycle is Back.
When economy weakens, WS rotates to commodities. XOM is in bull market. For the next 5-6 years (of course not in a straight line) : Housing-Construction…down. Commodities are opposite to real-estate/construction. Cars..down Tech struggles but down. Tourism…down And bonds up … Continue reading
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S&P SD falls
OR bi-wkly change.. Gas more flat in May +2% vs +12% in April
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CPI to hit May 3.9 then fall
CPI ‘surges’ though…it’s not a straight line. But YoY still high by end of year at 3.2… And 2026 marks rising CPI…and more next year and even more 2028! This means weakening economy.
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Short-term CPI trends to 0 for next 4 months
Economy shows its weakness with zero CPI. The gap between SPY and economy widens until reversal.
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Rising CPI YoY
Based on cpi being 3.1 by Dec… As you can see …economy was benefiting from falling inflation from 2023-2025.
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Delta on Bonds needs 2 months uptrend
SPY has been useful with Q4 +2.7% and Q1 -6.2% showing a slowing momentum (slowest in 3 years) which leads to CPI surges and recession. However, bonds and CPI surges are the trackers now. You can never win with technicals … Continue reading
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