Sven Henrich: No Bull Case Left For Markets Now That A Fed Pivot Isn't Happening Soon

[Record date 8.29.22] Thanks for joining us for Part 2 of our interview with technical analyst Sven Henrich. Sven sees a much more volatile future ahead for the markets & explains how he plans to trade them.

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[TheSpottedArtist]

This guest is exceptional! I’ve listened to his two videos repeatedly in the last week just to digest everything y’all covered. Please do have him on again to discuss the social impacts of these current issues. Thanks again for this one!

[SladeK]

Yet another fantastic episode by Wealthion. Love the mix of broad-based macro trend guests and short-term trading experts like Sven. "I'm not arrogant enough to call the long-term trend..." or something to that effect. Humility from a true expert is so admirable.

[bilbobaggins]

Fantastic guest! You could have wall to wall Sven, Lyn and Alf and we would be a happy audience! Great work Adam thanks!

[johnbirman]

Have much very enjoyed these two segments.
Thanks Adam, please bring Sven back as Winter in Europe unfolds.

[jamesbutler]

This could be a stop hunt for the spx an ndx for the next few days until we ramp back up to the technical resistance 45 degree angle down trend line, it's a tough call though, that would bring the ndx to I think 12, 600..

I am so tired of going long all the time, as a blue collar worker and bairley graduating high school, learning how to trade in and invest in stocks has been a whole new world to generate wealth without breaking my body..

But it's been such a journey, learning technical analysis has been such a tremendous help.

I like products to got short on the nasdaq like the SQQQ once I saw the SQQQ closely tracks the QQQ to almost down to the penny, it's amazing how you can hedge both products closely..

Learning chart patterns and recognizing the shapes that a chart will paint for you, is so so helpful, such as the W pattern or inverse head an shoulders..

For example as Nvidia had a nice inverse head and shoulders pattern for the past 2 months, but the reason it did not trigger and go in my direction was because Jerome Powell made his speech on Monday which had a negative effect on the chart, and also Nvidia came out with some negative news regarding stopping production in China due to governments etc.. but if the fed was to pivot and no negative news that pattern would have triggerd for sure..

Patients is so so important..

[paulglenn]

Thank you Mike. Great advice. You mention gold and silver. What are some ballpark amounts of PM

[tsleong]

When you bring Sven back on if he could discuss a bit about he plays the increase S&P intraday ranges that could prove interesting. Maybe what technicals he uses for looking at timing. Maybe even with Lance.

[dpmagna]

Love the show. Let's be honest, very few people were saying we were in a new bull market during this rally. Maybe some lame articles in the media but they have to get views I suppose. We all know everyone was waiting for the 200 cross and to see if could act as support. It didn't. Adam has it right, we are all sitting around waiting to see what 7 people add the Fed decide to do to steer the market. I'm also leery of people that think they know that this is going to new lows. It may, but let's use the word may, not all this certainty. This isn't 2008. Banks are well capitalized. This isn't 2000. This is a new thing where ridiculous money was pumped into the economy. The Fed's tools, and effects are so lagged, that they certainly cause a recession. The question will be will they continue to intervene which has caused this mess in the first place. Why they were cutting rates in 2018 is beyond me. We have an economy that can't handle a real interest rate. That should terrify us all.

[johnbirman]

Hmmm,
Everyone expecting a Santa Rally - mainly to mitigate the crushing losses (got that year end bonus in mind)
I’m asking Santa to hold off on that train set I’ve had my eye on and ask for a couple of lumps of coal and potatoes!!

[nexttimeism]

Dialed up my concerns? By a thousand-fold. Another great video, thanks!

[susymay]

Sounds like this is an extra good time to buy for the long-term, especially in an IRA.

[Abovegroundpoolbuilder]

you can't fix a broken system when the bottom 80% lose while the top 20% flourish!

[haakoflo]

The reason I'm not selling right now, is not because I believe stocks will go up in the near future (I think they probably will go down), but rather that I believe inflatino will go on for 10 years, and staying in cash is not a good idea as long as the interest rate is lower than inflation. At least stocks pay dividends. I do have some percentage in cash already, and if the s&p goes below 2k, I may go 100% stocks.

[heinoschaapman]

The bull case could be a rapidly rising dollar. The U.S. can attract foreign capital by higher interest rates and draining liquidity from overseas dollar markets. The euro for example is a very weak deflating currency that offers very low interest rate bonds.

[jamesbenson]

The comment that really hits home for me was "young people are hoping for a housing market crash ". I am looking forward to a bottom also and expect one a year and a half to two years after a stock market bottom assuming the GFC pattern holds. I have cash set aside for a down payment to downsize. The plan is to buy a smaller fixer upper, fix it, and sell the current home into the inevitable rebound a year or two later.

[TWEFguy]

Royal Gold free cash flow share price not bad now.

[Jack-umyw]

What I want to learn is if the institutional level players are usually wrong about levels and direction, then how are they making money or offsetting those loses?

[joeking]

When Sven speaks of 'they', would he be referring to the WEF?

[jasboyh]

A lot of companies are already down massively can't go by the whole market

[mechannel]

Sven is such a fantastic guest, so insightful and knowledgeable on every level