US indexes open a little lower, but have already rebounded to flat. Daily charts look somewhat weak, and the hourly charts are still suggestive that the sp'1940/35 zone is viable. Equity bulls can easily sustain a weekly close in the 1940s without doing any sig' damage to the primary trend.
sp'60min
sp'daily5
Summary
So...is that it for the downside..or another wave?
As it is, I won't try to short this nonsense...the declines remain minor..and never last long.. as we've seen this week.
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Pretty tiresome already.
10.03am... market wants to roll over. Just who is going to buy >1960 today.. especially into a weekend?
..awaiting the 1940s... again.
10.07am.. rolling over....
10.23am... urghh...back to chop.
Oh well, I ain't short anyway, none of it matters.
Notable weakness, TWTR -1.6%, but already 1% off the low, and still looks set for much higher levels in July.
Friday, 27 June 2014
Pre-Market Brief
Good morning. Futures are moderately lower, sp -4pts, we're set to open at 1953. Metals are fractionally weak, Gold -$1. Mr Market looks set for another minor down wave today, there is viable downside to 1940/35.
sp'60min
Summary
Far more important than the market of course...the world cup...but there are no matches today, the first day in what seems like many weeks :(
The next games are tomorrow, see Schedule @ BBC.
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Video update from the Permabull
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Good wishes for Friday trading.
9.03am.. looks like we'll be in the 1940s early this morning....a lower low would make sense...regardless of how you might want to count this nonsense.
Market should be able to hold 1940/35 zone..before new highs in July.
9.42am.. looking at the daily index charts, I still think 1940/35 is viable... it'd make for a far better low..and then up.
sp'60min
Summary
Far more important than the market of course...the world cup...but there are no matches today, the first day in what seems like many weeks :(
The next games are tomorrow, see Schedule @ BBC.
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Video update from the Permabull
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Good wishes for Friday trading.
9.03am.. looks like we'll be in the 1940s early this morning....a lower low would make sense...regardless of how you might want to count this nonsense.
Market should be able to hold 1940/35 zone..before new highs in July.
9.42am.. looking at the daily index charts, I still think 1940/35 is viable... it'd make for a far better low..and then up.
Daily Wrap
US indexes saw some moderate weakness - much in the style of Tuesday, but it does nothing to dent the current multi-week upward trend. Even the sp'1930s tomorrow.. or early next week, won't do any significant damage to the bullish case, with further upside likely into mid July.
sp'weekly8b
VIX'daily3
Summary
So...minor declines for the indexes, and we have a blue candle on the weekly 'rainbow' chart. As it is, even a weekly closing blue candle will do nothing to dent the primary trend. Early next week, the sp'1935/25 zone would appear to be the very lowest the equity bears could manage, before we resume the upward trend.
Underlying MACD (green bar histogram) cycle is at the upper end of its cycle, and certainly, given another 2-4 weeks, I will be looking for the next multi-week down cycle. As ever though, we might only be looking at a very minor pull back on the order of 4-6%.
The importance of late July
In many ways, the rest of the trading year will be largely dependent on what Q2 GDP comes in at (July'30).... and of course how the market reacts to that.
We are already seeing revised GDP outlooks from some of the big institutions, and in another month, perhaps the market would be content with a number as low as 1% growth - which of course would do little to negate the huge Q1 decline of -2.9%.
Right now, I'm not entirely optimistic - from a bearish perspective. Even a July monthly close <1900 - the first key support, looks to be somewhat difficult.
Looking ahead
The only thing of note tomorrow is consumer sentiment data. I suppose if that comes in better than expected it might give the market an excuse to rally into the Friday close..although the sp'1970s look out of range.
There is also the annual re-balancing of the R2K, so expect some high vol' in the late afternoon.
*next sig' QE is not until at least next Tuesday.
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Stuck in the trenches
Naturally, I'm still focused on WFM, which continues to struggle. Price action remains weak, although at least the daily MACD cycle is offering 'something' positive for next week.
WFM daily
As things are, I'd almost consider picking up an index-long, or even TWTR-long in the immediate term, but...I'm tired.. and until I'm out of WFM, I ain't much interested in adding to my problems.
Goodnight from London
sp'weekly8b
VIX'daily3
Summary
So...minor declines for the indexes, and we have a blue candle on the weekly 'rainbow' chart. As it is, even a weekly closing blue candle will do nothing to dent the primary trend. Early next week, the sp'1935/25 zone would appear to be the very lowest the equity bears could manage, before we resume the upward trend.
Underlying MACD (green bar histogram) cycle is at the upper end of its cycle, and certainly, given another 2-4 weeks, I will be looking for the next multi-week down cycle. As ever though, we might only be looking at a very minor pull back on the order of 4-6%.
The importance of late July
In many ways, the rest of the trading year will be largely dependent on what Q2 GDP comes in at (July'30).... and of course how the market reacts to that.
We are already seeing revised GDP outlooks from some of the big institutions, and in another month, perhaps the market would be content with a number as low as 1% growth - which of course would do little to negate the huge Q1 decline of -2.9%.
Right now, I'm not entirely optimistic - from a bearish perspective. Even a July monthly close <1900 - the first key support, looks to be somewhat difficult.
Looking ahead
The only thing of note tomorrow is consumer sentiment data. I suppose if that comes in better than expected it might give the market an excuse to rally into the Friday close..although the sp'1970s look out of range.
There is also the annual re-balancing of the R2K, so expect some high vol' in the late afternoon.
*next sig' QE is not until at least next Tuesday.
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Stuck in the trenches
Naturally, I'm still focused on WFM, which continues to struggle. Price action remains weak, although at least the daily MACD cycle is offering 'something' positive for next week.
WFM daily
As things are, I'd almost consider picking up an index-long, or even TWTR-long in the immediate term, but...I'm tired.. and until I'm out of WFM, I ain't much interested in adding to my problems.
Goodnight from London
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