The market is experiencing rapid sector rotation due to uncertainty ahead of the 2024 election, with investors hesitant to make big bets due to the potential for different economic policies under different candidates.
John Kosar relies on his models, such as the SIF model, which dynamically adjusts sector allocations based on the velocity of money. He avoids making subjective calls and sticks to data-driven decisions to manage volatility.
The Asbury 6 model currently shows five out of six indicators in the green, indicating a positive market trend. A shift to four or more red indicators would signal internal market weakness.
The NASDAQ Composite has a potential upside target of 20,250, which is approximately 10-12% higher than its current level, based on a breakout from a technical pattern.
NVIDIA's strength is closely correlated with the NASDAQ Composite and the S&P 500, indicating that its performance can significantly influence broader market trends. A breakout in NVIDIA could signal further upside for the tech-heavy NASDAQ.
Gold has been performing well due to expanding asset flows into gold ETFs (GLD) and its relative outperformance of the S&P 500 since July. This suggests investor interest in safe-haven assets amid market uncertainty.
The SIF model measures the velocity of money moving across 11 sectors, identifying the top three sectors with the fastest money flows. It helps in dynamically adjusting sector allocations to stay in the strongest sectors regardless of market conditions.
As of the latest data, financials and utilities are among the top sectors, with financials ranking highly across trading, tactical, and strategic timeframes.
The 10-year Treasury yield has broken through resistance at 419, suggesting a potential move toward 450. This could indicate further upward pressure on yields, which may influence market sentiment and sector rotation.
Kosar emphasizes defining risk-reward ratios for trades, focusing on sectors and stocks with favorable upside potential relative to their risk. He avoids making speculative bets and relies on technical patterns and data.
Elections are taking over from the Fed as the reason markets are in a wait-and-see mode. John Kosar, CMT, president, chief market strategist at Asbury Research, explains why it’s prudent to hold back from your own big bets, what volatility tells us about market trends and what gold’s strength means for commodities. He also talks JPMorgan Chase (JPM), Goldman Sachs (GS) and Tesla (TSLA).
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