Panic Selling Continues; Trader Dumps Stocks Before Next 20% Drop | Chris Vermeulen
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David Lin Independent analyst profile- Source published
- 16 Oct 2026, 20:09 UTC
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- 16 Oct 2026, 23:45 UTC
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The analysis points to a bearish outlook for gold and silver, with expected targets at $1750 and $21 respectively, and fail bounds at $1950 and $25.5. The 10-year Treasury yield ($TNX-CGI) shows a bullish trend with a target of 5.25% and a fail bound of 4.3%. The US dollar index ($DX=F) is predicted to be bearish, targeting 90 with a fail bound at 93.5. QQQ is also expected to turn bearish, targeting 255, failing if it breaks 660. The rationale involves analyzing longer-term trends and identifying potential shifts in market sentiment and money flow. For instance, a potential reversal in the Nasdaq (QQQ) is signaled by a break below 660, suggesting a move towards 555, with a fail bound indicating invalidation. The analysis for gold and silver involves identifying potential support levels and buying opportunities on dips, while acknowledging their current bearish trend. The overall market sentiment suggests caution in tech stocks due to potential economic downturns.
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