For Investors Liquidating To A Cash Position: What To Do Next?
Chris Vermeulen | Jun 13, 2022 04:53PM ET
Bank of America (NYSE:BAC)'s chief investment strategist Michael Hartnet recently stated:
“The bear-market rally for stocks has disappeared as investor concerns about inflation and interest rates linger. We’re in a technical recession but just don’t realize it.”
Freight Waves' Henry Byers reported:
“U.S. import demand is dropping off a cliff as inbound container volumes to the U.S. is reverting to pre-pandemic levels.”
Byers went on to say:
“The consumer is getting crushed as conditions for the consumer seem to be getting worse and worse as inflation takes hold and prices get more and more expensive.”
We have quickly moved from seeing the dark clouds on the horizon to the start of entering the initial storm wall. The USD put in a major low on Jan. 6, 2021. Since then it has been in a strong uptrend as global investors seek safety with the uncertainties about geopolitical events, record inflation, rising interest rates, slowing housing, plummeting auto sales, increasing retail inventories, expanding consumer credit and pending layoffs.
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h3 U.S. DOLLAR ETF: UUP +16.69%/h3Invesco DB US Dollar Index Bullish Fund (NYSE:UUP) remains in its uptrend as the price continues to move up from its base of accumulation.
After having a brief two-week pullback of -3.45% UUP has found support and is now looking to extend its bull market trend.
Investors who are liquidating stocks and moving to a cash position could consider UUP to capitalize on the strengthening U.S. dollar.
ProShares Short 20+ Year Treasury (NYSE:TBF) remains in its uptrend as the price continues to move up from its base of accumulation.
After having a three-week pullback of 6.21% TBF has found support and is now looking to extend its bull market trend.
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Investors who are liquidating stocks and moving to a cash position could consider TBF to capitalize on the Fed raising interest rates to try and curb inflation.
ProShares Short S&P500 (NYSE:SH) remains in its uptrend as the price continues to move up from its base of accumulation.
After having a 2+-week pullback of 7.19%, SH has found support and is now looking to extend its bull market trend.
Investors who are liquidating stocks and moving to a cash position could consider SH to capitalize on the falling stock market.
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