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The current down move is part of a huge "move to liquidity panic" going
on now. Global investors are moving out of illiquid assets and into liquid
assets.
This morning, we will share that chart with you so that you have a sense
of the magnitude of the Liquidity outflows in the stock market. (Liquidity
moving in or out of the stock market is something we monitor every day on our
paid subscriber site: Section 4, Charts 8-1 and 8-2.)
Today's first chart shows the Long Term Liquidity flows picture. Long Term
Liquidity is a measurement of Liquidity Injections flowing into the
market ... or lack thereof.
Liquidity Expansion means that money inflows are at an expansionary
rate which drives the market up. Decelerating Expansion is when
the rate of inflows are decreasing while still net positive.
Liquidity Contraction means that money inflows are being withdrawn
from the markets at a level which is "net negative", and when this happens,
the contraction results in a correction or pull back.
What the chart shows: This past June marked a shift where the Liquidity
inflows for the stock market went negative, into Liquidity Contraction.
It has been there ever since, and lately, it has been hitting maximum outflow
levels on our Liquidity indicator. See the next chart ...

This chart is a close up of the above chart showing the recent action back
to March. Note that the Liquidity levels have been mostly in the lower half of
the Contraction Territory since August.
On Wednesday and Thursday (yesterday), Liquidity outflows were at their maximum
outflow levels. (The bottom red line is the lowest reading possible.)
To reiterate what is going on: The current down move is part of a huge "move
to liquidity panic" going on now. Global investors are moving out
of illiquid assets and into liquid assets.
Final comments: The market can't go up until this stops.
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