Charts and history suggest shares, most commodities may have a strong 2022, says Jim Cramer

CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Monday broke down technical evaluation from Carley Garner, explaining why the DeCarley Trading co-founder holds a constructive outlook for a vary of asset courses regardless of the Federal Reserve’s coverage tightening.

“The charts and the history, as interpreted by Carley Garner, suggest that 2022 could possibly be a strong 12 months for most commodities, the bond market, and even the inventory market,” the “Mad Money” host stated.

“Even with the Fed hitting the brakes, she thinks the momentum from the final couple years of money-printing will proceed to push these asset courses larger, one thing frankly virtually nobody else is predicting.”

Garner’s evaluation is concentrated on forecasting the affect of the Fed decreasing the tempo of its month-to-month bond purchases and then ending all of them collectively later this 12 months. It would mark the top of what is often known as quantitative easing, which the U.S. central financial institution began in 2020 for under the second time. The first got here in 2008 in response to the monetary disaster; it concluded in 2014.

“If history is any information, Garner suspects we could possibly be in for a interval much like 2010 to 2012, when all belongings elevated in worth in some unspecified time in the future, sometimes at ridiculous ranges. Even with the Fed taking its foot off the gasoline pedal, Garner thinks it might take one other 12 months or possibly two earlier than we digest all of the liquidity that is been created since 2020.”

For instance, Cramer stated Garner thinks corn costs could possibly be in for an additional rally this 12 months — despite the fact that it is declined from its latest highs in May 2021. She expects it to be much like 2012, when “we bought spherical two of the post-financial disaster rally.”

For the inventory market, particularly, Garner believes the S&P 500 may transfer decrease within the close to time period, however she’s not anticipating there to be a extreme downturn for fairness indexes at this stage of the Fed’s tightening efforts.

“Remember, when the Fed began elevating charges final time in late 2015, we caught some early volatility, however then the S&P resumed its lengthy march larger,” Cramer stated. “Because we already appear to have priced in a number of charge hikes prematurely, Garner thinks we’re headed for a interval the place unhealthy information for the economic system is nice information for the inventory market, as a result of weak financial information means the Fed will not have to boost rates of interest as aggressively as we anticipate.”

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