S&P Daily Pre-Market Prep 3/21/16
Presumption going into this week is that we are headed up to 2100. Not necessarily in a straight line though...
Presumption going into this week is that we are headed up to 2100. Not necessarily in a straight line though...
Still waiting for a decision on this 96.75 level - can we hold and move to 2100 or are we going back to 1920. Just waiting for something to happen that tells us speculators are taking it one way or...
As we didn't do much of anything yesterday, I'm still looking for the same thing - whether we can hold above this 96.75 level and get speculators to take us up to 2100.Yesterday we were looking for...
That was quite an unusual rollover - anyway we are about done rolling, so now to trading June contract.Our levels have moved down 9.25 points - so take note below.
We are above our 1996.75 level, so...
Starting Friday, March 11th, trading activity (volume) in the March 2016 contract for Equities (ESH6, YMH6, NQH6) and Currencies (6EH6, 6BH6, 6CH6, 6AH6, 6JH6, 6FH6) will move to June 2016 (ESM6,...
At risk of repeating myself - I'm not bearish till we get below the 71-74. So once again, anywhere below 74 I'm looking for 1945 fairly quickly and I think we'll see more buyers come in if we pop...
We are still moving down but I still don't feel like we've had a decisive move down yet, so I'm still looking for volume to jump in and tell is if we are headed to 2100 or back to 1926.
Following on from yesterdays prep - I still think the 2006 level need to be resolved and looking at the overnight action, it does look a little more bearish. Saying that, it's just the overnight...
We managed to get to our 2006 level - just through it to 2007.50 and then we fell back to 1990. So today looking to see if we are headed back to the old range or if we get through 2006 again, hold...
Bias is long today, looking for more progression to 2000-2006. There's a lot of news at 8:30am, so in absence of that, path of least resistance would be up. So eyes on the numbers and see which way...
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