Can China Plunge the World into Recession? |Dow Jones Industrial Average

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Can China Lead the World Into Recession?

“…  economists are now starting to mull whether China could lead the world into another recession” …

Read more on cnbc.com, Next: A China-led world recession?

… a months-long decline erased over $3 trillion worth of market value from the China country’s equity markets, …

Read more on foreignpolicy.com, Is China About to Plunge the World into Recession?

World May Be Heading into A Massive Recession

“Investors beware. The world may be heading into a massive recession led by China.

– Citigroup Chief Economist Willem Buiter said Wednesday.

Read more on cnbc.com, China situation spells global recession

Picture Worth a Thousand Words

Do not matter how all the guru speculate, the chart tells its all. See chart for more!

Why no one guru see this? My takes, non read and compare the charts.

 

 

US Stocks Benchmark Dow Jones Industrial and Transporation Average

It is good to look at the chart for clue than hear the market gossip. True! True? See the Dow Jones Average for details.

 

If you recall our earlier analysis on China stock market, Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index the declined only started in mid June. However, from the chart you can see US market index, such as ^DJI and ^DJT, the declined started since mid May 2015 and mid March 2015.

So, while everyone worry that China is the one leading the world recession. Truly from the stock indexes chart. It should started by US market.

Of course, China is now have weighted in the world economy. But, the trigger bases on Dow Jones Averages, they have showed signs before China index.

 

September 10, 2015 Dow Jones Industrial and Transportation Average

September 10, 2015 Dow Jones Industrial and Transportation Average

Look Back

If you will look back,China only starts the roller coaster down from mid June 2015, the peak from 2014. Now, the  price action has hit a low.

But if take beginning of 2015 as the level, the current low may be a bear trap. The price action is near 61.8% level. Be aware.

Source: Picture from Internet.

Source: Picture from Internet.

September 10, 2015 China Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index

September 10, 2015 China Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Moses

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