IT'S A BULL MARKET

Was a Deal Actually Made at the G-20?

July 1, 2019 2 min read By Phoenix Capital Research

The markets are soaring because they believe a trade deal was supposedly made at the G-20 meeting.

Except it wasn’t.

The most critical parts of the trade deal (IP theft by China, etc.) were NOT resolved. The only issues that were addressed were:

1)   China will buy more agricultural items from the US.

2)   President Trump suggested he would let US companies continue to sell technology to Chinese telecom Huawei.

#1 is largely irrelevant.

#2 is an unmitigated disaster for the President. Both Democrats and Republicans roasted the President for caving on this measure. So the odds he’ll carry through with it are slim.

Regardless, the markets are acting as though a full trade deal is 100% completed. The S&P 500 is approaching 3,000 reaching the target for the expanding megaphone pattern we’ve been tracking since March 2019.

The big question is if this current move is being driven by start of the month buying and performance gaming by investment funds or if it’s the real deal.

Big picture… nothing has changed and this rally is staging the back-test of the 10 year bull market trendline.

You know what comes next…

A Crash is coming…

On that note, we are already preparing our clients for this with a 21-page investment report titled the Stock Market Crash Survival Guide.

In it, we outline the coming collapse will unfold…which investments will perform best… and how to take out “crash” insurance trades that will pay out huge returns during a market collapse.

Today is the last day this report will be available to the general public.

To pick up one of the last remaining copies…

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Best Regards

Graham Summers

Chief Market Strategist

Phoenix Capital Research

 

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