02/10/2015 Live Update

[BullBear52x]

early warning sign of things to come, Fear.

do u mean VIX will go up soon and spy will go down soon? thanks

I should be clearer, bulls is gaining a strength from sell to buy, as long as RSI on that chart stay under 50 bulls could continue fearlessly on swing or overnight holding. today is tell tells pivot.

[fehro]

SPX.. trying a cautious short here.. possible H&S on SPX 15m at RS .. not the best time.. lunch hour..

[Al_Dente]

Since 2/6 Friday, the hourly VIX (inverted here, except XIV) supported bear-spy
Today it is starting to move the dial to bull-spy, but it’s not very convincing yet

[soku]

gopro does not go too well

[fehro]

ah well.. next levels

[Cobra]

could be an exhaustion bar, the pullback would be bought though.

[MrMiyagi]

spy10

[BullBear52x]

Come2papa sell, last stand for da bear.

[MrMiyagi]

What's the Happy News this time?

[BullBear52x]

What's the Happy News this time?

The congress in the work to bail out Greece, Clinton only son in law will lost his shirt if they don't. it's rumor don't take my word for it.

[fehro]

SPX.. a rising bear wedge.. one more push up within it?.. mind the orange/cyan break if not.. could see a sharp down move..

[Anaconda]

SPX.. a rising bear wedge.. one more push up within it?.. mind the orange/cyan break if not.. could see a sharp down move..

Yes, I see that too... about 203.18 on the SPY. We might have one more up, as you say, to around 206.57 (at most), then down, if our read on the wedge is correct.
GL

[fehro]

SPX.. a rising bear wedge.. one more push up within it?.. mind the orange/cyan break if not.. could see a sharp down move..

Yes, I see that too... about 203.18 on the SPY. We might have one more up, as you say, to around 206.57 (at most), then down, if our read on the wedge is correct.
GL

yes.. could fail here too.. but the VIX seems weakish.. H&S SPX 15m… almost too pretty...

[BullBear52x]

Bulls and bears alike. I am in favor of a bear right now until new HOD.

[FlowerGirl]

2015-02-10
BLOCK TRADE: $SPY 501,256 shares @ $204.67 [12:48:50]
BLOCK TRADE: $SPY 1,002,512 shares @ $204.67 [12:37:57]2x+100
BLOCK TRADE: $SPY 501,256 shares @ $204.67 [11:53:17]
BLOCK TRADE: $SPY 501,256 shares @ $204.67 [11:47:15]
BLOCK TRADE: $SPY 501,256 shares @ $204.67 [11:33:40]
BLOCK TRADE: $SPY 1,002,512 shares @ $204.67 [11:28:31]2x+100
BLOCK TRADE: $SPY 1,002,412 shares @ $204.67 [11:25:46]2x
BLOCK TRADE: $SPY 1,002,412 shares @ $204.67 [11:16:15]2x
BLOCK TRADE: $SPY 501,206 shares @ $204.67 [11:14:21]
BLOCK TRADE: $SPY 501,206 shares @ $204.67 [11:12:43]
BLOCK TRADE: $SPY 501,206 shares @ $204.67 [11:12:04]

[Junior Buffett]

2015-02-10
BLOCK TRADE: $SPY 501,256 shares @ $204.67 [12:48:50]
BLOCK TRADE: $SPY 1,002,512 shares @ $204.67 [12:37:57]2x+100
BLOCK TRADE: $SPY 501,256 shares @ $204.67 [11:53:17]
BLOCK TRADE: $SPY 501,256 shares @ $204.67 [11:47:15]
BLOCK TRADE: $SPY 501,256 shares @ $204.67 [11:33:40]
BLOCK TRADE: $SPY 1,002,512 shares @ $204.67 [11:28:31]2x+100
BLOCK TRADE: $SPY 1,002,412 shares @ $204.67 [11:25:46]2x
BLOCK TRADE: $SPY 1,002,412 shares @ $204.67 [11:16:15]2x
BLOCK TRADE: $SPY 501,206 shares @ $204.67 [11:14:21]
BLOCK TRADE: $SPY 501,206 shares @ $204.67 [11:12:43]
BLOCK TRADE: $SPY 501,206 shares @ $204.67 [11:12:04]

That's almost yesterday close price!

[Out of Bounds]

Why are breadths so weak?

SPY +262
Russell +145
NYSE +15
All US stocks +467

[BullBear52x]

Why are breadths so weak?

SPY +262
Russell +145
NYSE +15
All US stocks +467

Yes, $NYAD is negative, if we closed here $NYMO will be in the red today.

[Al_Dente]

A summary of the view from our favorite Bond Guru, Jeff Gundlach
When the FED raises the federal-funds rate this year, longer-term bond yields will decline rather than rise, as a result of a surprising flattening of the yield curve. The 10-year yield could take out its 2012 low, especially if crude keeps falling to, say, $40 a barrel, which would only accentuate global deflationary forces. Likewise weighing on U.S. bond yields will be brisk foreign buying from investors in Japan and Europe, where long-term sovereign debt bond yields are mostly lower than U.S. rates, and economic growth prospects are less bright. When the FED ended QE, foreign buying easily replaced declining government support of the bond market. He thinks the U.S. dollar strength will continue, making U.S. bonds even more attractive, for not only do foreign investors benefit from higher relative rates, but they also win on currency translation profits.
Early in 2015, rebalancing of institutional portfolios from stocks to bonds will create some pressure on equities. Also, GDP growth for 2015 and 2016 is unlikely to hit the 3%+ annual target forecasts. That’s because the deflationary tide unleashed by a slowing world economy and excess capacity will begin to lap against U.S. shores by the middle of 2015. A strengthening dollar won’t help U.S. competitiveness.
There’s plenty wrong globally that will eventually weigh on the stock market: Emerging-market economies are sharply slowing. China rests on shaky ground. Greece is unraveling. Russia is a basket case. Currency wars impend, led by Japan’s systematic yen-devaluation campaign.

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[Mr. BachNut]

The currency tell made higher highs today.
Constructive for equities.