Pre-market update:
- European markets are trading 2.5% lower.
- Asian markets traded 2.3% lower.
- US futures are trading over 20 points lower.
Economic reports due out (all times are eastern): Jobless Claims (8:30am), PMI Manufacturing Index Flash (8:58am), Existing Home Sales (10am), Philadelphia Fed Survey (10am), Leading Indicators (10am), EIA Natural Gas Report (10:30am)
Technical Outlook (SPX):
- SPX is trading below the 50-day moving average, and off more than 46 points since Bernanke spoke yesterday which was 3 hours worth of trading hours – quite the sell-off.
- Price action from SPX yesterday created a bear-flag that was confirmed with today’s open.
- We are now trading below the lower-Bollinger Band as well.
- This market has become extremely bearish within a matter of hours, which can happen from time-to-time.
- This is the result of what happens when the fate of the market is put into one man’s hand (i.e. Ben Bernanke) where anything he says can make a market sink or soar.
- 1601 is the key price support to watch today.
- Tuesday’s price move above 1648 and the 20-day moving average has resulted in a huge market fakeout.
- VIX is closing in on 20.
- We broke the rising trend-line off of the November lows at 1626. If this holds, it is a very bearish development.
- Markets don’t care about the economy. That is not what is driving them. The markets only care about what the Fed is doing to keep equities propped up.
My Opinions & Trades:
- Sold AMZN yesterday at 278.05 for a 1.8% gain.
- Long HUM at $80.60, APA at $84.95, DSW at 74.40, TRIP 64.42, BWLD 98.85, GRA 83.55.
- Join me each day for all my real-time trades and alerts in the SharePlanner Splash Zone
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