Pro Tips

A.M. Look 6/11/21

Energy looks to extend. Software companies had lots of positive patterns yesterday. Copper will need to maintain above its 50 DMA to stay positive. It’s Friday. Index traders should look for an early flow and then another wiggle very late … Continue reading →

Daily Market Intelligence 6/11/21

Daily Market Intelligence 6:11:21

A.M. Look 6/10/21

I’m looking for an interest rate driven morning. I spent time speaking to Gold not being favorable on the spreads for upside follow through. Today is as good a day as any to put in an extreme. 1860’s or the … Continue reading →

Daily Market Intelligence 6/10/21

Cliff notes tonight. Solar eclipse in the A.M. in North America. Looking for a volatility event. We’ll find out in the A.M. if its the ECB or CPI runs the board. Spoo/Bond closed under its 50 DMA for the first … Continue reading →

A.M. Look 6/9/21

Mid-Week Shuffle Less is more. AMZN kept the Nasd intact yesterday. 3280 is its 50 DMA which will act a s resistance and its upside pivot. Sustained and closing price action above opens the way to another 70 dollars. Spoo’s … Continue reading →

Daily Market Intelligence 6/9/21

Daily Market Intelligence 6:9:21

A.M. Look 6/8/21

Fastly outage in Europe, which shut down several websites, provided a small break in the Indices. Follow the money; Rouble and Peso are strong and so is their country ETF’s. Gold had a small back and fill. Using 1888 for … Continue reading →

Daily Market Intelligence 6/8/21

Daily Market Intelligence 6:8:21

A.M. look 6/7/21

European debt rollover is upon us. Do not get fooled into selling and or selling weakness in treasuries. Indices are not doing anything. Spoo’s will take a 4212.50 print for back and fill. Prints into the high 30’s or low … Continue reading →

June WhiteWave Update

                                            Forecast June saw our risk models remain positive. We expect to see our major long-term target reached this month in the S&P 500 that was generated in 2019.Nasd 100 has traded our upside target twice since February. Both instances … Continue reading →