This is not a prediction but rather my view of possibilities and what I feel may be a probability. Always protect yourself no matter what you decide and do your own due dilligence.
If we do not reclaim 3.46 before the end of the day, I fear that now 3.29 , then 3.27-3.25 is now in the cards at least for a brief test. That should hold though. It is hard to see it losing all support and fall farther than that.
I haven't had time to really work up the chart so here is an older one with a few updates.
https://www.tradingview.com/chart/jx2YP44z/
I know it feels like it, but not yet. SnP is still 60 points off the 1/20 low. Dow is still [technically] in a retrace channel from that same bounce. Those supports would need to break and then some. The NAZ is just ahead of the others due to having a lot more mo mo, BioTech and FANG type exposure. FX started a little shift this week but it was smacked after the jobs report was read as a positive and the March rate chatter picked back up. EURUSD reversed right @ 61.8%.
Near term, if you want equities to stabilize, March needs to be read as off the table, regardless of that being good or bad for the overall economy. Its the bed we made when we went down the intervention path. Central bank divergence at the end of a business cycle is a bad river to be rowing the wrong way in.
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"Comcast stock trades at a price-to-earnings ratio of 18; Netflix’s is 324 and Amazon’s is 425"
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/05/bu...html?ref=media
Kind of reminds me of the old Sirius, Pandora and Slacker debates on here from years ago. Business Models Matter. Remember folks, Sirius is growing FCF per share 20% + per year. 20 times projected 2016 (THAT'S THIS YEAR!) FCF per share = $6. Everybody can argue around that. There is no chart, conspiracy, manipulation theory around that fact. Stocks eventually revert to fundamental values. Sometimes it takes weeks, months or years, but fundamentals always show in the stock price. Always.
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