so far looks like an uptrend day. if by the 11 am still no sharp pullback then bull's chances are good.
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YESTERDAY: the “Trump Tariff Put”
We got the first sign of a “Trump Tariff Put” on Monday as the White House (Navarro) walked back threats to the Tech sector late in the day after a steep intraday decline in US stocks.
So how much of an equity decline would it take for the administration to soften its tone on trade? We know from Monday’s headlines this is their Achilles Heel. But how big is that target?
Two answers:
1) Down 9% on the S&P from here, as long as the decline was clearly due to trade war concerns. The math behind this guesstimate: the index is up about 18% since Trump took office. Giving back half those gains would be palatable. More than that would not be, and may even spook markets and consumers into thinking a recession was inevitable…
2) A 3-5% one-day move lower based on European/Chinese retaliation. We know from Monday’s action that 2% is some sort of a pain threshold (and right around 500 points on the Dow), but “fixing” it was still in the administration’s power (Navarro’s late date walk-back).
[source: Nick Colas of Datatrek Research via zh]
THIS MORNING MNUCHIN COMPLETELY WALKED BACK THE TRADE FEARS.
"What happened over the weekend there were leaks saying that president had made a decision had been made. It was completely not true." … "Those leaks were not helpful to the markets or not helpful to the process." Mnuchin blamed White House trade advisor Peter Navarro for sending mixed signals Monday about the Chinese investment restrictions.
Bottom line: this is a TWEET MARKET, as we all know
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The irony is that China had already instituted new rules restraining foreign investment, to stem their capital flight.
[We learned last week that China’s investments in the US dropped by 92%]
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1der wrote:If anyone has IB you can see on their SPY chart nearly every morning at 8A ET there is a spike way out of the norm. At 8 Am ET this morning the spike was down to 270.56 on the SPY. Prior bar SPY was around 271.85 and the bar after 271.60 ish
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John Kemp charts showing US refineries at new record levels of output. Also US oil exports off the charts up.Oil bulls had better hope vacation driving is at new record and our "friends" stop buying Iranian crude.
/CL's pushing indexes maybe drawing to close .. mind that bearish wedge.. top here next couple of weeks.. take out $66ish .. look for $46 by Nov.. I know.. insanity talking
Just look to DXY nHOW nHOD.. over 95.50 she could fly…. add Merkel's gov't collapse… EURO tanks, USDollar.. rockets like nobodies business = pain for /GC gold /CL oil
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rejected at resistances, the pullback might not over yet.
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The bearish historical period from June 18th through June 26th has ended.....thankfully. While futures are weak this morning, historical tendencies begin to turn bullish tomorrow. The June 28th through July 17th period has produced annualized returns of +24.14% on the S&P 500 since 1950. That's 15 percentage points above the average 9% annual returns over that same period.
The NASDAQ's historical tendencies are a bit more choppy from now until July 17th, but we do start a brief four day bullish historical period tomorrow that has produced annualized returns of 66.67% since 1971.
fehro wrote:/CL's pushing indexes maybe drawing to close .. mind that bearish wedge.. top here next couple of weeks.. take out $66ish .. look for $46 by Nov.. I know.. insanity talking
Just look to DXY nHOW nHOD.. over 95.50 she could fly…. add Merkel's gov't collapse… EURO tanks, USDollar.. rockets like nobodies business = pain for /GC gold /CL oil