Friday, January 29, 2010
ES Futures - Premarket Review 01/29/10
Thursday, January 28, 2010
ES Futures - End of Day Review 01/28/10
ES Futures - Morning Review 01/28/10
Everything has been red most of the morning. The market tried to find support at yesterday's Point of Control (1085.75), but there was very little bullish desire at that support level. The market may eventually test at least the 1060 area or lower. Is the market voting "No Confidence" in our politicians?
Charles
ES Futures - Premarket Review 01/28/10
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
ES Futures - Morning Review 01/27/10
The market is acting like it is trying to form a bottom. However, stocks that normally track the index fairly well like IBM and XOM are still trending down. Using the 8 spider sectors and the top 5 holdings of each spider, only 3 of the 40 are above their 9-period EMA - BA, MCD, AMGN.
We did get a bounce off of 1081 without a divergence signal. So far, the bullish bounce doesn't look too promising.
Charles
ES Futures - PreMarket Review 01/27/10
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
ES Futures - End of Day Review 01/26/10
I really thought that we might have a strong close. However, sell orders ruled the close. The first Bear omen was the 50-period $TICK MA dipping below zero. It was downhill from there. We almost had an even distribution of volume across the entire range, but we will call the Point of Control 1097.25.
Charles
ES Futures - Morning Review 01/26/10
A better Consumer Confidence Report sent the market back to yesterday's Point of Control. That price level is still resistance.
We are seeing a bullish $TICK MA divergence on the 15-minute chart.
The Consumer Confidence report encouraged the bulls, and gave us a nice pop back to yesterday's Point of Control.
Charles
ES Futures - PreMarket Review 01/26/10
Monday, January 25, 2010
ES Futures - End of Day Review 01/25/10
We stayed in the narrow range all day. Look for a breakout of today's range.
The last 30 minutes looked like it might have a strong finish. It is hard to know if there is going to be strong fund buying or selling in those last minutes. Apparently, today there was a lack of fund buying to close the market. First the $TICK made a lower low, then followed by the futures. But the market remained within today's range.
Charles
ES Futures - Premarket Review 01/25/10
We have a large volume ledge from 1105.75 to 1109.75, which is resistance. We have a slightly smaller resistance volume ledge between 1100 to 1105.75.
After correcting 5%, we have a small overnight bounce to the upsside, but the market is staying below Friday's volume resistance. Overnight high is 1103.
Charles
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Friday, January 22, 2010
ES Futures - Morning Review 01/22/10
Around 1045 ET, the VIX started to turn green (closed below its MIDAS Average). This didn't happen yesterday, which was a strong bear trend.
We got a bullish up move with a 50% correction. Many times the market in this situation will retest the morning low. However, this time the $TICK turned bullish again following the 50% correction. This is not the time to short. With the VIX flirting with its Midas Avg and the $TICK turning bullish, the market turned up giving us a three-wave bullish move. The low pivot at the 50% correction is a good stop if you go long when the bars turned green (indicating an uptrending $TICK).
Charles
ES Futures - Early Morning 1 Min Chart 01/22/10
The market closed the opening gap, but found resistance just below yesterday's Point of Control area. The bars are colored based on whether the $TICK's 15-period MA is above or below the 50-period MA. Green for above, and red for below. We got a $TICK correction to the upside for a little over 50%, and then a continuation of the down move away from yesterday's Point of Control.
Charles
ES Futures - PreMarket Review 01/22/10
Thursday, January 21, 2010
ES Futures - End of Day Review 01/21/10
Barney Frank's appearance on CNBC popped the market up to its VWAP Line, but the market then retreated again to the day's low. I suspect that the overseas markets will be weak as well.
The irony is that the trading activities of investment banks is not the cause of our financial problems. The problem started with the politicians pressuring banks to approve risky mortgages for political reasons. That problem has not gone away.
Charles
ES Futures - Morning Review 01/21/10
ES Futures - Premarket Review 01/21/10
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
ES Futures - End of Day Review 01/20/10
ES Futures - PreMarket Review 01/20/10
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
ES Futures - End of Day Review 01/19/10
ES Futures - Morning Review 01/19/10
I wish that I could say that I knew that the market was going to go straight up, but I would be lying. The market opened just below Friday's Point of Control, but once above it, it just kept going up.
The pre-open pivot highs acted as support once the market traded above them. Lately, the market has been selling off before a holiday, and then buying everything back once the holiday is over.
Charles
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