Friday And The Weekend

It is Friday,  the last trading day of the week.   Jobs numbers will be released,  along with the  Natgas Inventory numbers. I like to remind 'traders' and 'investors' that today is the last day to be positioned heading into the weekend. I am holding several trades through the weekend, but I have been over 50% cash for a while,  waiting for a solid buy set up to form in the Precious Metals sector.     Enjoy your weekend!

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SPX - Closing below the 50sma could be a shake out.  It was the last 3 times the SPX closed here. Either we sell down into the grips of a deeper ICL sell off, or look for a reversal and a close back above the 10sma  ( not just the 50).  Jobs numbers could affect the general markets.

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Thursday June 6 – Are We There Yet?

 

NASDAQ - We did see a small reversal , but we are still under the 50sma. I just don't think that we are there yet, so I expect further downside.

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July 5th – Gradual Change

With only 1/2 day trading on Monday, did anything really significantly change for todays report? Nothing has changed from my expectations, but we did see some decent moves, and they are worth discussing, so lets begin...

 

DJIA -  This was in the weekend report. An eventual drop to the 50sma or more.

The NASDAQ was what was really looking rather toppy. We have not seen the kind of deep selling that I would be expecting now  ( ICL).

 

SO I used this chart in the weekend report to point out 1 of 2  possible drops, and I pointed out what looked like possible 'distribution'  volume at the highs.

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Holiday Trading For July 3

With only 1/2 day of trading on Monday in the U.S.,  wedged between a weekend and a holiday Tuesday where the markets are closed,  I think that we can expect light volume trading on that Monday.  Many people may have just checked out and gone away from Friday through Tuesday,  so let's just discuss where we are with the markets.

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DJIA - The markets have started another sideways consolidation or pullback again, however...

 

This does look a bit like 'distribution at the highs' with that heavy volume. Please read the chart.

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Friday June 30 – More Stock Picks

I wanted to add some more stock picks to the list that we already have out there,  and there is also something else that we should keep in mind...

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Wed June 28th – Buy The Dip?

Buy the dip?  I would say that one might want to be careful when choosing where or when to enter this time.

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SPX - It is day 27 and there is time to drop further, but we are also due for an ICL (overdue), so this could drop even further than many expect in my opinion.

QQQ - Yesterday I pointed out the MACD on the QQQ  ( Nasdaq too) . This looked ready to drop.

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Tuesday June 27th

In the last few reports I have been discussing a good number of  bullish  trade set ups  that have been forming after sell offs and consolidation periods.   In some areas, the entire sector seems to be reacting.  We will continue that discussion today.

 

SPX FROM JUNE 23 - The bulls and bears are battling, but this looks like a topping process.  We are due for a correction in the general markets.

QQQ - Monday saw a bit of a bearish reversal in the Q's, and that MACD is not showing signs of strength.

I discussed in the weekend report that we are due for a steeper pull back into an ICL, and...

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Weekend Report June 25 – Perking Up

We  have seen an increase in trade set  ups and patterns following through the past couple of weeks, and it actually looks like this may continue for a while.  Let's review the markets and then we can discuss that...

SPX - Fridays report - We could dip down and back test the break out.

 

SPX - We do have a swing high in place, but that has happened a lot lately. We closed below the 10sma, but then recovered it.  The bears take control and the Bulls buy it back.

SPX WEEKLY - The weekly chart bullishly climbs along the 10ma.

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Friday June 23

 

SPX - We are really well along in the entire intermediate cycle, so I would expect this daily to top and become L.T. and begin to drop. We are overdue for an ICL, but these markets have just been pure bullish.

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