Friday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets
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We're oversold but it seems not to matter. They're just tossing them out the window and trying to get to where we are--the sidelines.
Tomorrow is options expiration and I fully expect some serious gyrations as those on the floor will hunt down strike prices like heat seeking missiles.
The commentary is deliberately brief as conditions don't require much amplification from me.
Bulls are hoping for capitulation and it will come at some point but when? Tomorrow? A Black Monday? It's all possible in this situation.
Have a pleasant evening.
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Nov 20 10:30 PMOf course, TCD, just as you said: "everything comes to an end". So, then, will the downturn. And then it will be time to be long. :) Best to you.
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