Gold is consolidating in a $50 dollar range. Gold/Bonds..I’ve presented two looks. China…wouldn’t touch it with a ten foot pole. Spoo will require sustained price action under last nights low to weaken further. A 5700 print turns the long term … Continue reading →

Yields are backing up across the curve with the 5 & 10 yr. yield back above their respective 50 DMA. Risk spreads are positive led by the rates. Oil has a full swing count close to 78. 75 starts initial … Continue reading →

La Shana T ova to all my observant friends. It’s Wednesday. The game is afoot on the models. You know the levels and what to do.

It’s a you first morning. Waiting for New York to come in to se who wants more risk. The East coast port strike can’t be good for anyone. Looking at the hourly pay scale, which is close to the poverty … Continue reading →

This is the week I was targeting for the past Qtr for a potential high in the Equity market. It should not be a surprise since we’ve been talking about it for months. The beginning of the 4th qtr generally … Continue reading →

Completely disinterested in anything that happens today. Silver sustains and closes below 32 it’s in for a deeper correction. Bitcoin will need to stay above 63,444

Swiss held its support level after a 25 point rate cut. China stimulus set the in Metals and Indices higher. Keep it simple today. This is a gap trade in the Indices at a Spoo target level. Give it a … Continue reading →

Mid-Week Shuffle. Good day to click your money away. Qtr end is Monday, it’s not the time to have an epiphany. The next game starts next week.

China easing hit the market last night. I’m not reading much into it since the names and ETF’s of the region have been in rally mode for over a week. There is nothing to buy at these levels. Soybeans bottomed … Continue reading →

It’s decision time for the long end of the curve and Crude. Both are at inflection levels that will either reject of confirm direction. Take it easy for the first part of this week as markets are still digesting last … Continue reading →