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Is the U.S. economy beating Japan's?
It's the question everyone's been asking me this week because Japan's household spending just dropped for a third straight month.
The best way to tell how the U.S. economy is doing is to compare it to other major nations — especially if we're looking to gauge the speed of our recovery from the nasty COVID-19 pandemic that ripped the global economy to shreds. So without further ado, let's take a look at how the U.S. economy is beating Japan's and shaping up compared to other places — and exactly how you can play it by going long on ETF and short on one or two others.
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How the U.S. Is Shaping up | | 4 Weak Biotech Stocks Breaking Down Now
| | Global stock markets are mostly mixed today following a pullback on Wall Street on Tuesday.
The iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond (Nasdaq: TLT) is flat, and there hasn't been much of a correlation between the bond market and the Nasdaq over the past few days. So the bond market is likely to enter a choppy trading period.
Here's what that means for us...
In today's video, I have more on why the stock market is losing its natural rhythm… the significance of the put/call ratio on market action… the impact of divergence on the S&P 500… the biggest Federal Reserve data to watch this week… and the four weakest biotech stocks breaking down now.
The first breakdown name I'm giving away today is actually an ETF. It's hovering in what I like to call the twilight zone, between the 50- and 200-day moving averages. However, it could test its 200-day MA since the S&P is expected to come down a bit.
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