Mad Hedge Hot Tips for March 11, 2019

Mad Hedge Hot Tips
March 11, 2019
Fiat Lux

The Five Most Important Things That Happened Today
(and what to do about them)

1)The Bull Market is Ten Years Old Today, and if you read this letter, you caught every dollar of the move up since then, plus some. But how much longer will it last? The technicals say it’s already in its death throes. Sell short (SPY). Click here.

2) China Trade Negotiations Continue, as they have for a year, but now the Chinese have thrown up a road block. They want everything in writing. In the wake of the North Korean disaster, can you blame them? This will weigh heavily on stocks until it's done. Click here.

3) The Wall Battle is Back, with the administration proposing $8.6 billion in funding out Thursday. This will NOT make stocks rise. Another shutdown coming? Click here.

4) The Head and Shoulders Top for Stocks is in. If you had any doubts, look at the chart below. Sell every rally for the next two years.

5)China Grounds the New Boeing 737 Max, after two crashes in Ethiopia and Indonesia. The stock crashes 10%, shaving 300 points off the Dow Average. It’s probably a local maintenance or pilot training issue. Buy (BA) on the dip. Click here.

Published today in the Mad Hedge Global Trading Dispatch and Mad Hedge Technology Letter:

(THE MARKET FOR THE WEEK AHEAD, or THE CANARIES IN THE COAL MINE ARE DYING)

(SPY), (IWM), (TLT), (GLD), (AAPL), (FXE), (UUP), (FCX)

(THE BEST TECH PLAY IN HEALTH CARE),

(ISRG), (GOOGL), (JNJ)

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