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A.M. Look 9/18/19

Posted on 09/18/2019

WSJ article…ECB new idea is to pay banks to lend. Spoo & Nasd 100 have filled their respective weekly gaps late day. Spoo/Bond is currently trading just under its 200 DMA After London closes I’ll be looking at weekly Lotto … Continue reading →

Daily Market Intelligence 9/18/19

Posted on 09/17/2019

Daily Market Intelligence 9-18-19

A.M. Look 9/17/19

Posted on 09/17/2019

There is absolutely nothing to do but get into trouble. I look at the correction in the Bond market and see no reason why the Fed has to do anything. It’s not worth it to get caught up in the … Continue reading →

Daily Market Intelligence 9/17/19

Posted on 09/16/2019

Daily Market Intelligence 9-17-19

Midday Missive

Posted on 09/16/2019

Small and Midcap names have been strong all A.M. Mexico is breaking out. There is large volume in the weekly 43.50 & 44 calls. Russia (RSX) is higher on the qtr with a breakaway gap today. Be patient for a small … Continue reading →

A.M. Look 9/16/19

Posted on 09/16/2019

Oil…58.76 Was last weeks high and current daily momentum. It will take sustained price action under to break anywhere. Yes, Oil names are up big. Swiss 10 Yr. Bonds received the biggest inflow last night. Unsurprising since Switzerland is a haven for … Continue reading →

Daily Market Intelligence 9/16/19

Posted on 09/13/2019

Daily Market Intelligence 9-16-19

A.M. Look 9/13/19

Posted on 09/13/2019

September Grain Expirations. European Debt instruments have hit the skids. This has lifted Euro into its closing resistance level. Equity Bond spreads have filled their respective breakdown gaps from the first week of August. Dax/Bund..broke above its 200 DMA on … Continue reading →

Daily Market Intelligence 9/13/19

Posted on 09/12/2019

Daily Market Intelligence 9-13-19

A.M. Look 9/12/19

Posted on 09/12/2019

Waiting for the show. Spoo’s, hit a level on the Pond & Figure along with Spoo/Bond spiking its 200 DMA, that should have one wary of the mid-week shuffle. Spoo will take a print into the mid 2990’s for the … Continue reading →