The End Is Close For Markets to Drop 25%

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With 2025 not off to a great start, David and I dive into why the markets are responding negatively when good news just hit the wires?

“We follow price. We do not follow predictions, even if they are mine. I am bearish overall, but if we get an entry signal to buy stocks, we will follow it and open positions.”
Chris Vermeulen

Recorded on January 10, 2025

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Key topics and questions David and I talked about include:

  • Why are the markets ‘puking’ today, especially when the unemployment rate is falling?
  • Is the stock market finally rolling over as we have been expecting?
  • Does the expectation of no rate cuts until June have the markets reporting negatively?
  • Looking at TLT, what does it tell us about how bonds and the 10-year yields are performing?
  • If I had to pick one or the other, would it be bonds or equities?
  • If the equities are to drop around 30%, is that from right or the recent highs?
  • How far could the market actually fall, and how long could it last?
  • What signs do I look for that may indicate a top or bottom is happening?
  • Is gold a barometer of bad times ahead? Could we see gold reach $3000?
  • What is the outlook for Gold and Silver for the coming year? Will the correlation between gold and the stock market continue?
  • If precious metals and equities will drop in the new year, where is a safe haven?
  • What positions am I in right now?
  • What is the divergence in energy that I am seeing on the charts?
  • Any positive upside to anything other than the US Dollar?

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Chris Vermeulen
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Disclaimer: None of this material is meant to be construed as investment advice. It is for education and entertainment purposes only. The video is accurate as of the interview date but may not be accurate in the future.