S&P Daily Pre-Market Prep 12/1/16
We've popped the top and the bottom of the weeks range, so that leaves us still neutral. Volume was up yesterday and it was a down day overall, so it is worth looking for weakness off the open.
We've popped the top and the bottom of the weeks range, so that leaves us still neutral. Volume was up yesterday and it was a down day overall, so it is worth looking for weakness off the open.
Still no progress, so we wait for the market to break one way or the other. As per yesterday, it's looking more & more likely that we'll sit in this range for the week.
Moving sideways and volume still low. We do have a few numbers out today which may give us a boost, otherwise I'm not seeing where the volume is going to come from unless.- We hit a major support...
Back to it after the Thanksgiving holiday week. As we can see an extremely low participation week where the market continues it's march upwards.So into this week, we do have a little 'news risk' with...
Starting Tuesday, November 29, trading activity (volume) in the December 2016 contract for Interest Rate Products will move to March 2017, and the December 2016 contract for Gold will move to...
Volume dropping off. No great shock given the way the week started. We can't escape last Friday's range. On Monday we said:
Starting Thursday, November 17, trading activity (volume) in the December 2016 contracts for Crude Oil (CLZ6) will move to January 2017 (CLF7), also known as the "Roll."
To save typing - this from yesterday:
As discussed last week, after the "Trump move" - we still haven't confirmed whether we can actually escape the range we've been in since the summer time - 2104-2183.75. So still presuming the range...
Index futures have had a bit of a roller-coaster ride over the past few days during and since the election. So how do we adjust our approach to trading over the next few weeks?
Prior to the election,...
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