After observing the technical analysis of the last post on the S and P 500 futures, observe the next level where we might expect to see consolidation – around the psychological 1900 price point. Observe where the rectangle is drawn in the chart. Failing to consolidate at this level should portend a continued sell-off.
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The Wolf of Wall Street: What Big Teeth You Have! The Easier to Degrade America With.
The wolf is an animal – known for its primal nature. The wolf does not attack the well adapted. The wolf hunts and preys upon the weak. Man is not an animal. Man can reason. The rational mind separates Man from the animal kingdom. Choice in possession of a human being is all together different than choice possessed…
Will the Stock Market Gather Support?
Take a look at the trend channel and the ellipses drawn into the weekly chart of the Standard and Poor 500 futures chart. The rally of 2013 pictured in the chart sure does appear very persistent and orderly! (Easy money policy works?) Failing to rally this week will bring us closer to penetrating the bottom trend-line at 1950.50. Obviously,…
Dazzling Dollar vs Euro Move! (See the Big Picture)
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Big Picture Analysis of 30 Year Futures: Up Where the Air is Thin
A look at the quarterly and monthly charts of the 30 year futures contract tells a big story. Thirty year futures retraced rather vigorously throughout all of 2013. Our quarterly chart below shows five consecutive quarters where 30 year futures close lower (from the last quarter of 2012 to the fourth quarter of 2013). Signs of…
A Look at the Ten Year Weekly Chart: A Ho-hum Summer; What Next?
Take a look at price action in the Ten Year Futures contract on this weekly chart. As the contract rallies throughout May and into June observe how the Bollinger Bands tend to steadily converge. The bands have basically continued to converge to the present week. This indicates how volatility has waned throughout the summer. Yesterday’s chart of…
Ten Year Futures Contract: Ready for Slight Retracement?
Since June, we have seen noteworthy price consolidation between the 124 and 125 handles in the ten year future contract. In each instance encircled in the below daily chart, after about three to four days of consolidation, we saw at least a 36 percent retracement towards highs made on May 29th and August 15th.