Riding The Gravy Train: Crossed Lines - GLD, GS, NASDAQ

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Thursday, March 27, 2014

Crossed Lines - GLD, GS, NASDAQ


One measure we read recently had bullish sentiment at a 26-year high. 

It should be no surprise that this is likely marking a material top, especially to those who considered our posting dated March 15.

The tech-heavy NASDAQ has been leading the charge lower, with yesterday's close putting it back in the red for the year so far, as some of the most darling and highly-speculative stocks have posted the biggest losses of late.



Since early March NFLX (Netflix Inc.) is down 18%, GOOG (Google) down 8%, TSLA (Tesla Motors) down 18%. 

It's not just happening on the NASDAQ.  Again since early March LNKD (LinkedIn Corp., when is the last time you heard that site mentioned?) down 13% (down 28% since September and at 9-month lows), FB (Facebook Inc.) down 16%, TWTR (Twitter Inc.) down 21% (down 40% since late December and back to the same level as its first day of trading), DDD (3-D Sys Corp.) down 26% (down 41% this year), VJET (Voxeljet AG) down 32% (down 63% from its November highs), XONE (Xone Co.) down 27% (down 50% from its January highs), etc. etc.


Most ominously in our view, GS (Goldman Sachs Group Inc.) is again closing below its 200-day moving average.  A little lower, and it'll be printing a new low for the year so far. 



Here's gold (GLD) in a one-year view:



Here's gold (GLD) in a nine-year view:


There's a better than even chance that gold's 9-year uptrend, which lasted basically its entire bull market, will be broken. 

















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