Starting on May 3, 2010 I have written posts concerning the notable divergence that has occurred between the S&P500 and Chinese (Shanghai Composite) stock markets. Since that May post, the divergence has grown.
The chart below illustrates this divergence; it shows the S&P500 vs. the Shanghai Composite on a daily basis, LOG scale, since 2006:
(click on chart to enlarge image)(chart courtesy of StockCharts.com)
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It is notable that the Shanghai Composite led the SPX (S&P500) significantly in late ’08 – early ’09, yet it has been stagnant- to-declining lately.
I continue to find this divergence between the S&P500 and Shanghai Composite to be notable and disconcerting, on an “all things considered” basis.
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The Special Note summarizes my overall thoughts about our economic situation
SPX at 1335.10 as this post is written
The chart below illustrates this divergence; it shows the S&P500 vs. the Shanghai Composite on a daily basis, LOG scale, since 2006:
(click on chart to enlarge image)(chart courtesy of StockCharts.com)
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It is notable that the Shanghai Composite led the SPX (S&P500) significantly in late ’08 – early ’09, yet it has been stagnant- to-declining lately.
I continue to find this divergence between the S&P500 and Shanghai Composite to be notable and disconcerting, on an “all things considered” basis.
_____
The Special Note summarizes my overall thoughts about our economic situation
SPX at 1335.10 as this post is written
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