Why Chinese Stocks Might Be Poised to Outperform the S&P 500

John Roque, a technical analyst, discusses his insights on the Shanghai Composite, long bond chart, and S&P 500. He highlights the potential for a rally in the Shanghai Composite, preferring it over the S&P 500. He also analyzes the long bond chart, suggesting a breakout in bond prices and a decrease in yields. Finally, he examines the S&P 500, noting a negative divergence in market breadth, indicating a need for improvement for a durable push.

What historical performance pattern is observed in the Shanghai Composite according to John Roque?

• Gradual decline with minor recoveries

• Consistent decline over the years

• Sharp rallies in specific cycles

• Stable growth without fluctuations

What is the expected price level for the US 30-year bond according to the analysis?

• 155

• 165

• 145

• 130

What does a breakout in bond prices typically indicate about yields?

• Yields will remain unchanged

• Yields are expected to fall

• Yields will become unpredictable

• Yields are expected to rise

What is the significance of the 50% level in the S&P 500 market breadth indicator?

• It indicates a market crash

• It suggests a strong market rally

• It confirms a durable market push

• It signals a market correction

What does a lower high in the NYSE stocks above their 200-day moving averages suggest?

• Increased market volatility

• Strengthening market breadth

• Weakening market breadth

• Stable market conditions