Technical Analysis on NYSE Composite Index, Brazil, Dollar Index, Bond Equity Inversion



NYSE Composite
Quarterly divergences on the NYSE Composite have preceded market corrections for the US market. The size varied depending on the time period. 



Brazil
A Year back I quoted that I would rather be Long BRIC except the 'I'. From a global perspective that was right given that the Brazilian Bovespa index almost doubled. So now when Brazil counts as a completed 5 wave rise where 3<1 and 5<3 I am concerned. Not long term but for the next year that this market could spend making a wave 2 decline maybe retracing down to the 61.8% mark near 50000



Dollar Index
The dollar index opened at the 78.6% retracement mark of the last decline and near the upper bollinger band, and near the falling trendline from the Dec top. 101.50 is therefore going to be an important level to decide which side we are headed from here for the dollar index. The bulls or bears are going to have a run on the dollar from here. Just get the direction right. Staying below 101.50 I would think that a major decline starts.



Bond Equity Inversion
I first wrote about this coming inversion at the Dec low in the bond market however US bonds spent few more months making a double bottom and allowing for an equity rally. But now the bottom is firmly in place for the coming months and a bond market rally should keep the pressure on US equities in the coming weeks.



The near term daily chart of the US 10 year notes shows the momentum remains in buy mode for weeks and the rising trendline from the bottom is working as a support.



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