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    "I’m highly confident of the short term (new few weeks) bounce and then a second leg down to continue the recent drop in a Zig-Zag. The key level will be that 50% level in Blue. If that holds we can get a Xmas rally, otherwise once it breaks, then shows over from October onwards. I’m leaning towards this later scenario (as shown in red dotted on XJO chart above)"

    I've got a trigger for that too Orwell. Despite most people writing it off of late, I think Sept rate hike in US is still very much in play. With another few weeks for the dust to settle and markets rally back up, Fed might be happy to pull the trigger. GDP was a blowout number last night, and low oil prices, despite being deflationary in data, seem to be doing the job stoking the economy. Combine that with the fact the Fed want to maintain public trust that they stay the course, not to mention ego's. A surprise rate rise would almost certainly trigger your sell-off pre santa.
    Last edited by CaptainGrumpy: 28/08/15
 
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