$SPY popping after initial claims for state unemployment benefits fell 7,000 to a seasonally adjusted 340,000. On other news the Labor Department said that productivity fell at a 1.9 percent annual rate, the weakest pace since the fourth quarter of 2008. And on top of that in Europe, even though they have a 11.6% unemployment rate, they still decided to leave rates unchanged at 0.75, which puts itself in a not friendly foreign investment zone in my opinion.

The $NYMO is practically unchanged since yesterday’s close, and these morning pops only put the market closer to my 156.45 $SPY target, and step closer for the $ NYMO to be in the overbought territory.

$SPY 1st support is 153.92 2nd support 153.43 and 3rd is 152.86 (Just below Fibonacci Level line I was using before the pullback).

$SPY 1st target is 155.24, 2nd is 155.55, 3rd is 156.45, and 4th one just for fun is 156.70.

Trade what you see not what you think.

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