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The Viral Fear

January 28, 2020 by 2deepaksingh 1 Comment

  1. The market hates uncertainty. It can price in a negative event and move on. What it cannot price – a developing story.
  2. The Fear: Coronavirus has a potential to damage Chinese and Global economy if it continues for few more weeks.
  3. The entire market rally over the last few weeks was fueled by optimism around the U.S.-China trade deal and a rebound in global growth. Rebound in global growth…hmm
  4. Emerging Market was all set to rally big in 2020. But 🙁 Emerging market EEM is down 6.5% in just 5 days.
  5. Were is the support for EEM? On Charts – it looks like 41


  6. There is nothing guaranteed in the market. A small virus can make you sick and disrupt all your plans.
  7. The Year of the Rat has not started well for the Chinese. Will FXI Chinese ETF find support at 38?


  8. There will always be some companies benefiting even from uglier and scary situations. Example: Lakeland Industries, the company that makes Hazmat suit and protective gears. Are they good investment? Nope…just some short term momentum volatility.


  9. One more stock that has rallied on Coronoavirus scare – Alpha Pro Tech APT. The company makes protective clean-room suits, infection-control gear and the air-filtration face masks. The stock is already up 100%.


  10. There is also tremendous bullish interest in companies that can develop Vaccines like Novavax NVAX and Moderna MRNA.
  11. The US market sold off pretty sharply yesterday after a big Gap down. It was one of the worst days in months, and not a pretty situation for individual stocks. Such sell off makes everyone humble.


  12. What can you buy when you are bearish on the US market: Inverse ETF like SPXS. It is 3x bearish trade on S&P 500.
  13. The panic always generates demand for safety assets. The US 10 year Treasury yield plunged and is now trading near 1.58%. They do make relative Valuations attractive
  14. Two of the best-performing tech stocks are set to report results today: AMD and Apple. Can they surprise?
  15. Good Earnings + Large Bullish Candle move ~ Buy on declines. Will Intel find dip buyers soon?


  16. The stock that has made a big comeback in Jan 2020: Beyond Meat BYND ~ Up 55% from the levels of 80


  17. A good stock to buy during current panic situation.
  18. What is getting aggressively sold in the current market environment – Places where people have to meet each other like Coffee shops [Luckin Coffee, Starbucks] + Airlines + Casinos.
  19. China is the biggest buyer of metals and no wonder during last few days – the metals and metal stocks have been hit the hardest. Example: FCX Freeport-McMoRan the world’s biggest Copper producer


  20. Crude Oil continues to sink to new lows. Deflationary pressures + abundant supply ~ XOP Oil producing companies ETF sinks to new low


  21. The Sell off in Exxon Mobil continues…near all time low. Dividend Yield +5% but no takers for the stock


  22. Bad Boys for Life is the first $100 million movie of 2020. This is good news for Sony SNE investors
  23. Even in times of panic, watch what the stock is doing. Example: AMCOR holding Line of support is a good bullish sign


  24. FOMC Meeting: Jan 29 Wednesday 1:00 PM CST
  25. The best way to deal with volatile times: Be light so that you can deal with all the crazy ups and downs without losing your mind.
  26. We know what can happen. We don’t know it will happen 🙂
  27. Probabilities tell you what’s LIKELY to happen, not what’s GUARANTEED to happen.

    — Trading Composure (@TradingComposur) November 15, 2019


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Disclaimer – The state of the market notes is Deepak’s perspective on the market. The column is purely for educational purpose. Nothing contained herein is a solicitation to trade or a recommendation of a specific trade. By reading this publication you agree to make no trade relying in whole or in part on the comments of the writers

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  1. Ajay Srinivasan says

    January 28, 2020 at 8:47 pm

    Super sharp analysis.

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