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A.M. Look 4/14/22

Posted on 04/14/2022

There is a sizable monthly options expiration today. Bond buyers have focused on the shorter end of the curve. Euro is winding up for a move. Be very patient today.

Daily Market Intelligence 4/14/22

Posted on 04/13/2022

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A.M. Look 4/13/22

Posted on 04/13/2022

Oil inventories with a 30 Yr. Bond auction today. Spoo below yesterday’s low triggers more selling. Russell; 100X3 will need under 1974 ish to break.

Daily Market Intelligence 4/13/22

Posted on 04/12/2022

FRA Podcast https://youtu.be/AjhCYVNpuLY Spoo’s…it’s all about today’s lows.

A.M. Look 4/12/22

Posted on 04/12/2022

Wheat is doing the fibs of the lower gap. Spoo held its 50% of their swing. Looking for an attempt back up towards the last matrix level. Indices are a trade! 30 Yr. Bonds held the Matrix @ the 200 … Continue reading →

Daily Market Intelligence 4/12/22

Posted on 04/11/2022

Spoo filed its rollover gap @ 4409. Street  is expecting a hot CPI in the A.M. Both the Spoo & Nasd are setting up for another standard deviation swing lower. Without a bounce after tomorrow data, longs will be looking … Continue reading →

A.M. look 4/11/22

Posted on 04/11/2022

Indices are coming into support with Nasd Matrix within striking distance of qtly matrix. GoldinYen leading Metals complex. Gold/Silver into averages. Silver is leadiing. Oil…Pit gap trading. 30 Yr. Futures look to gap lower. Kansas City Wheat….11.644 is the start of … Continue reading →

Daily Market Intelligence 4/11/22

Posted on 04/08/2022

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A.M. Look 4/8/22

Posted on 04/08/2022

The Dollar remains a story against the Euro & Yen. Spoo’s will need to print 4525 and sustain above. Nasd 100…14,700 is the reversal # on the 400X3. It’s also resistance at the bottom of the cloud. Bonds are negative … Continue reading →

Daily Market Intelligence 4/8/22

Posted on 04/07/2022

Today’s capital flow changed direction after London with a double bottom in the Spoo’s matching the gap fill in TSLA.Grain names went vertical, including a 10+ percent move in IPI. Robert pointed out to the room that this was the … Continue reading →