Speaker 1: 0:00

Felix here and welcome to this pre-market live stream, and today is a day that is insanely important. Why is it important? Because Wall Street's selling at the fastest pace ever. You've got some really important key dates coming up, and what I actually want to do here in the next few minutes is teach you how the pros spot the market reversal. Not promising you're going to find the exact bottom of the market, but what's the pattern that actually tells you we're in a real reversal, and I'm therefore going to share my screen with you here so you can see exactly what we've got going on here. Seven key things. Why is Wall Street selling at the fastest rate ever? That's obviously somewhat concerning. Is March 12th the market bottom? And then I'll explain to you a little bit more about that. How do you spot that market reversal? That's my proper teaching here today and where does the NASDAQ? Where do tech stocks actually bounce off? And then there is one news item, completely overlooked by the media that is the most important thing for investors this month. So you really want to understand that one. And then, as a bonus, I want to give you the real data that no one is talking about outside of a few bankers on Wall Street, and I used to be one of those. So I want to share that insight with you.

Speaker 1: 1:21

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Speaker 1: 1:42

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Speaker 1: 2:42

So this chart actually makes sense to you Because on the surface it sounds pretty horrible right Now. If you are a. Well, if you believe in history rhymes, it typically does. There is a pattern to the market right, how it moves throughout the year. It doesn't go up in a straight line.

Speaker 1: 2:59

Typically, march is a pretty bleak month, maybe not quite as bleak as this one, but it's pretty that Okay. Pretty bleak month. Maybe not quite as bleak as this one, but it's pretty that Okay. Some of you are not sure. Brian, I love you for admitting that, by the way, that you're not sure. That's the best answer you could possibly have given. Bad both, neither ready to buy again, sweet Okay. We're right now here.

Speaker 1: 3:19

Typically, march 12th is the bottom of the market, at least during the last 20 years. I wouldn't pay too much attention to this. It's a nice chart and I think Bloomberg printed it all somebody, but not every year is the same. What happens out there in the real world does somewhat matter, like what Trump just said, or Ukraine. There's a lot of things happening there Apple and so on that I want to touch upon in a moment. So these charts they give you some indication of what's generally the pattern. So March usually isn't very good. We know that September, october, usually isn't very good, especially before big elections, which is why it looks a little bit like that too. And then the summer late summer usually isn't brilliant either, because everyone's on holiday. So there is definitely something in this, but I wouldn't sort of say March 20th is the most important day of the year. That's not the date that I want to look at here. I want to give you something much, much more useful. But for everybody out there, freaking out and, generally speaking, mainstream media helps to drive the freak out.

Speaker 1: 4:26

What we're seeing here is completely normal, and if you don't like and you're getting stressed out by what your portfolio is doing, you need to figure out a way to reduce your risk. You need to have less up and down, less volatility in your portfolio, and you can do that. It's not a hard thing to do. But for the last 50 years we've seen dips of 10% on average during any given year. So there is the minus. 10% happens once a year. At the moment, we're at minus 9%. This is completely normal. It isn't a crash, it isn't the end of the world. It's just the normal thing the market does every single year on average. So hopefully that will calm you down a little bit, which is what I want. Right, bye-bye, bye-bye is what you're saying.

Speaker 1: 5:23

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Speaker 1: 6:18

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Speaker 1: 7:10

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Speaker 1: 7:58

Gf says make and what you want to watch out for. So this is the QQQ, the NASDAQ here. Right, what you want to watch out for is a big spike candle here. So actually that big candle there had pretty decent volume. The one yesterday was also pretty bad, which I quite like.

Speaker 1: 8:19

Actually you want these big bad candles that's what gets the sellers out of the market, but the volume wasn't really big enough. Candles that's what gets the sellers out of the market, but the volume wasn't really big enough. So normally what you see is you see one great big candle, like a really nice long red one right, and you close near the bottom end of it. You see a huge amount of volume and then you see that volume fizzle out because there are not enough sellers left and the market sort of doesn't really do very much. It just sort of like hangs around similar sort of levels, maybe even goes a little bit lower again, and that falling off in volume is your best indicator that you've bottomed out. And it's the same with the top.

Speaker 1: 9:00

By the way, you see this rally up here, for example. See that rally up there that we had. Look at what volume did. Volume massively spiked, volume flattened off. That's when we're going sideways and that meant all the buyers had bought. And what then happens is we go down and volume picks up, which tells you get the F out. It's the same thing just upside down. When the market bottoms.

Speaker 1: 9:27

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Speaker 1: 10:10

Now, where does the nasdaq therefore bounce? We have a look. What do you see? We're seeing the sell-off. We're seeing volume biking up a little bit small. I appreciate that and it's coming back down. Maybe I should open this in a slightly bigger window. If I do that, I think that would probably make sense. Okay, so let's just get rid of a bunch of stuff here.

Speaker 1: 10:47

Actually. First of all, we are trading below the support level. 5.40 is the support. We're trading at 5.50 here. Not a pretty start to the day. That's the SPY here and confirming a correction as tariff war fears over shadow, cooler inflation data. Goldman Sachs lowered the year-end target softer than expected. Cpi report offered some relief, but Trump's tariffs are driving costs higher. All fears of that persist. So, yeah, and that's, by the way, the brand new news summary that we put into Trade Vision now, which I think is going to be really, really really useful for all the major stocks as well. We don't just give you the recent news, we also give you the key drivers, what's actually moving the stock. It's going to be super useful. But yeah, look at the QQQ Support's actually at 450. So it looks a little bit better. We're a little bit higher there.

Speaker 1: 11:38

But what I really wanted to show you is there is a little indicator called RSI, right, and it's just basically gives you momentum as in are we oversold or overboard? And if you just really go back in time a quite long way and look at every time that we were below 30, down here, let me get a pen down here, let me get a pen Below 30, we were here, we were there. There were a few where we were close but not quite there. And what happened? What happened every time we were at that level? Well, let's draw a line up. What's now the last time? That one, yeah, that one, this one, right, that one.

Speaker 1: 12:33

So what's that saying to you? That you kind of get close to the market bottom. Not exactly, but it gives you a fairly good idea. So the question therefore is, of course, is this the next bottom right? So it's pretty rare that we drop much below the 30 on the RSI, because it's a very significant sell signal, or oversold signal, rather.

Speaker 1: 12:55

So I think it's one to watch, but I don't think it's the most important one, I don't think it's the most useful one even, but I do want to include it because I know a lot of people are talking about this right now and I want to make sure you guys really understand this data better than anybody out there. This is actually huge. You could even say bigly, as the orange one says in your White House EPI what the heck is PPI? Ppi is Producer Price Index, so producer. This is actually really, really important If you want to really understand what's driving the market here over the next couple of months. This is it Producer price index. It's basically inflation for manufacturers Manufacturers did I spell that right?

Speaker 1: 13:44

I don't know. And why is that important? Because that's a leading indicator. So it's a leading indicator for consumer inflation, which is what the media focuses on. Right, when you see headlines about inflation, it's always about consumer inflation. And why is it leading? Because, right, when you see headlines about inflation, it's always about consumer inflation. And why is it leading? Because, well, say, you're buying I don't know this thing or the phone or something. Someone's manufacturing it and they are then going to deliver that to a shop and then you're going to buy it. So it happens, the manufacturing happens before it hits your wallet and therefore it's a leading indicator. And what's inflation doing right now? Producer inflation? Well, it's at zero percent, for ppi is at minus 0.1 percent, and that was significantly below expectations. So the whole inflation story that people are putting out there, the tariffs are going to cause all this inflation. Well, they're better, because otherwise you're going to go into deflation, which is like the worst place to walk to be. As the Japanese right, it's really not a happy place to be.