Virus surge and new China tensions could spark a 20% to 30% market meltdown, long-time bull Ed Yardeni warns

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Virus surge and China tensions could spark a 20% to 30% meltdown, long-time bull Ed Yardeni warns (via TradingNation)

Even though Yardeni believes the U.S. remains in a long-term bull market, he wants to be prepared for all potential scenarios.

One of his plunge protection solutions: Target less volatile regions with fewer virus cases — particularly China, Japan and Europe. "Those markets are a heck of a lot cheaper than ours when you look at forward P/Es [price to earnings]," he added. "It may be time to start looking overseas to see if there are better values with solid growth stories."

Yardeni also warns the November presidential election could deliver a jolt of volatility to the market, and his clients are asking more questions about what happens if Joe Biden wins and the Democrats sweep the government. "There is concern that such a radical change in policy making — particularly with more government spending on more government programs including regulation... could be a negative for the stock market," Yardeni said. "I'm thinking about that as well, but I think it's a little early for us to be concerned it's going to be reflected in the market."

 

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TradingNation So listen to the guy that changed his fundamental thesis entirely haha. All of the things he’s been saying haven’t changed in months.

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TradingNation Yes. But the vaccine 'talks' are going really well.

TradingNation Forgot to add in a Biden victory and a democratic senate to add to the market meltdown.

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TradingNation The virus has been surging for 4 months.

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TradingNation How much more can the virus 'surge'? Seems like it already has.

TradingNation High valuations alone should cause that pullback. Market is overpriced due to fed liquidity

TradingNation The Fed is poised to buy stocks, how does that factor into any market meltdown? And doesn't it kill off small stocks while also providing yuge vulture opportunities?

TradingNation Good, some short term buying opportunities.

TradingNation What does Ed call surge? 10,000/day?

TradingNation Another day, another person trying to manipulate the market.

TradingNation Another old timers who cashed out at lows and missed the run up.

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