BTW I have a system to weed out "invalid" MACD bullish crosses on daily SPY. The system is something ridiculous and is like 47-2 after weeding out all the bad ones.
This would be valid SPY bullish MACD cross. I'm not fighting that system. I go long without question if we get the cross.
bearish as of SPY 406 on 2/17/23
currently: end bearish as of SPY 406 on 3/6/23
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Trades with cats wrote:I guess S&P still joined at the hip to CL-this Bloomberg Chart from ZeroHedge
The question is how long would the sauds hold longer? we know russians don't want to hold longer and a whole bunch of others want to fix the supply side.
more so.. break down hard… OIL up … as the dialogue will change to USD vs Rubbles vs Yuan for oil ..
exactly my thought this morning. JPY is not moving, USD drop. I guess that is good news for most emerging markets as USD appreciation expectation is now subdued. not going to be an easy market to trade intraday wise.
My view of the market is that all of my buy signals I've been getting were correct and will culminate in a bullish MACD cross on SPY and a huge rally. My mistake was not trusting the systems I have and just staying long.
bearish as of SPY 406 on 2/17/23
currently: end bearish as of SPY 406 on 3/6/23
Trades with cats wrote:I guess S&P still joined at the hip to CL-this Bloomberg Chart from ZeroHedge
The question is how long would the sauds hold longer? we know russians don't want to hold longer and a whole bunch of others want to fix the supply side.
more so.. break down hard… OIL up … as the dialogue will change to USD vs Rubbles vs Yuan for oil ..
exactly my thought this morning. JPY is not moving, USD drop. I guess that is good news for most emerging markets as USD appreciation expectation is now subdued. not going to be an easy market to trade intraday wise.
PBOC has showed the Fed the strength of the red dragon, and they agreed to a cease fire. Seems to me the Fed made that clear yesterday when they stood down the next attack wave. And we had Deutche Bank pulling the reins in hard on Super Mario. China and now today in Japan we have a disgraced resignation of high level people responsible for failed economic policy. So the cease fire holds and markets are going to have to trade on an old concept, fundamentals, for a little while. With Central Bankers backing off Cobra's magic will be back to full strength!
Trades with cats wrote:I guess S&P still joined at the hip to CL-this Bloomberg Chart from ZeroHedge
The question is how long would the sauds hold longer? we know russians don't want to hold longer and a whole bunch of others want to fix the supply side.
more so.. break down hard… OIL up … as the dialogue will change to USD vs Rubbles vs Yuan for oil ..
exactly my thought this morning. JPY is not moving, USD drop. I guess that is good news for most emerging markets as USD appreciation expectation is now subdued. not going to be an easy market to trade intraday wise.
PBOC has showed the Fed the strength of the red dragon, and they agreed to a cease fire. Seems to me the Fed made that clear yesterday when they stood down the next attack wave. And we had Deutche Bank pulling the reins in hard on Super Mario. China and now today in Japan we have a disgraced resignation of high level people responsible for failed economic policy. So the cease fire holds and markets are going to have to trade on an old concept, fundamentals, for a little while. With Central Bankers backing off Cobra's magic will be back to full strength!
Trades with cats wrote:I guess S&P still joined at the hip to CL-this Bloomberg Chart from ZeroHedge
The question is how long would the sauds hold longer? we know russians don't want to hold longer and a whole bunch of others want to fix the supply side.
more so.. break down hard… OIL up … as the dialogue will change to USD vs Rubbles vs Yuan for oil ..
exactly my thought this morning. JPY is not moving, USD drop. I guess that is good news for most emerging markets as USD appreciation expectation is now subdued. not going to be an easy market to trade intraday wise.
PBOC has showed the Fed the strength of the red dragon, and they agreed to a cease fire. Seems to me the Fed made that clear yesterday when they stood down the next attack wave. And we had Deutche Bank pulling the reins in hard on Super Mario. China and now today in Japan we have a disgraced resignation of high level people responsible for failed economic policy. So the cease fire holds and markets are going to have to trade on an old concept, fundamentals, for a little while. With Central Bankers backing off Cobra's magic will be back to full strength!
btw, i think it is a game of no winner. PBOC has stockpile of treasuries. they will dump treasuries in case yuan needs to be defended. FED apparently would not like that idea as the tightening will be out of control
2nd test of day low, 3rd test of yesterday's low, so if this pullback fails, then bears are over, on the other hand if bears are able to test the yesterday's low again, then breakdown is more likely, so key time for both sides.
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