Transportation Index Points To Stock Markets Weakness
The recent news that the US and China will restart trade talks resulted in a fairly large upside price rotation as this “good news” suggests that some resolution to the trade issues may be in the works soon. Yet we want to warn traders that the US will likely want to see progress and action regarding any trade resolution before tariffs are reduced and eventually removed. We can’t imagine that the US would take any promises stated by China as any real progress towards balancing trade or normalizing relations. We believe the process of resolving the US/Chinese trade dispute could still be many months away from any real opportunities for traders and the global markets.
The other issue on the table this week and in the immediate near future is the “no-deal” BREXIT. News that the Queen assisted Boris Johnson by shuttling Parliament in the UK to help facilitate a “no-deal” BREXIT could send shock-waves throughout the global markets over the next 30 to 60+ days. Even though the US and UK appear to have settled on some strong trade resolutions to help calm the waters, the fallout in the EU as well as the reverberations that may be felt throughout the world over the next 12+ months. Before we get into the details, be sure to opt-in to our Free Market Forecast and Trade Ideas Newsletter