Index Futures & Stock Reports 21 Nov 09

Weekly Index & Forex Reports out now...

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  • S&P (e-mini ) 20 Nov 09 recap

    "S&P closing below the 3-day cycle lows @ 1097.50, with a bias to close lower on Friday towards the Weekly 50% levels.

    Looking at the S&P 500, price shouldn’t move back above 1097.50, but continue to move down"


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    S&P Weekly and 5-day pattern

    Thursday's break of the 3-day cycle lows followed a lower Weekly close within the 5-day range.

    S&P 500 continued down in a lower Friday close, which was a random pattern.

    Either Friday's lows were going to support the market, or price was going to continue down and break the lows and close around the the Weekly 50% levels.

    Friday's price action has changed my view for next week.

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  • SPI Daily 20th November 2009 recap

    "The trend guide on any weakness today will be below 4713, but that doesn't leave much room as the 5-day lows are random support zones:- 42 points down"
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    SPI Weekly and 5-day pattern
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    Price moved below 4713 and completed precise 42 point range down into Friday’s lows @ 4682

    As pointed out in last Week’s report:- a choppy 5-day pattern with price moving down into the Weekly 50% level by Friday.

    In theory the trend should continue upwards and follow higher highs into December.

    Ideally using Monday and a Weekly open to validate the support


    The only concern with Buying support on Friday and hoping the trend would rise next week is the price action in the S&P 500 and break of the 3-day cycle lows @ 1097.50

    If the S&P 500 follows a similar pattern of moving down into the Weekly 50% level, then that about 200 points down, which puts the SPI around the November 50% level once again.

    US markets may or may not move down on Friday.

    Normally you can align the price action in the SPI with the S&P to pre-empt the move in the SPI, in this case up. However, the price action in the S&P 500 is conflicting, with yesterday’s break of the short-term support levels @ 1097.50

    Whilst the DOW at this stage isn't showing signs of the same short-term weakness, which might actually see an UP day on Friday.


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  • S&P (e-mini ) 19 Nov 09 recap

    "From Wednesday onwards we should be focusing on price coming back down into the 3-day cycle lows....(White)

    3-day cycle is the trend guide. The 3-day cycle aligns with the 5-day lows.

    This is a trailing support line until broken. Once broken this changes the 3-day cycle into a Sell, and a new trend can develop"



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    S&P Weekly and 5-day pattern

    There has been an expectation that price will try and make its way into a lower Friday close and around the Weekly 50% level.

    As pointed out a couple of days ago, from Wednesday onwards the bias is to look for the market to come down into the 3-day cycle lows, and if broken there is a bias to continue down, as long as price remains below key levels in the market on Friday (50% levels).

    My best set-ups to capture a reversal pattern never played out, as shorting the 5-day highs was what I wanted to happen on Wednesday or Thursday to get into the reversal pattern before it happened

    Instead it had to be the break of the 5-day 50% level on Thursday, as the first sign of the confirming pattern.






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  • SPI Daily 19th November 2009 recap

    "At this stage we have a 5-day choppy pattern with a bias to drift back down into the Weekly 50% level and 5-day lows by Friday.

    Either price is going to push up on open from support and move into 4789 (resistance), or it’s going to drift downward"


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    SPI Weekly and 5-day pattern


    My model suggested price would remain in a tight sideways pattern this week, but Thursday’s trading was extremely slow.and very choppy

    4766 was seen as support, with an upward bias towards 4789.

    Once price moved below 4761 the expectation was to drift back down towards 4732.

    Instead it was choppy either side of support and going nowhere.

    Depends on where the SPI opens tomorrow, but I have the view that price will drift down towards the Weekly 50% levels by Friday.


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  • DOW Futures Daily 18 Nov 2009 recap

    "My preferred patterns on US markets on Wednesday would be to see price continue upwards from Yellow support levels and hit Wednesday's highs...."

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    DOW Weekly and 5-day pattern

    Preferred pattern nearly played out, but just like yesterday, after hours might see a continuation upwards....

    This pattern is part of this week's breakout and extend pattern within the Weekly timeframe.



    SPI Daily 18th November 2009 recap

    "Wednesday is about whether the SPI continues towards the 5-day highs, as part of the move towards the November highs...

    or continues to remain in a 5-day consolidating pattern, and drifting down into the Weekly 50% level by Friday.

    Depends on where the SPI opens, the closer price opens to 4766 (trend guide) the bias is to move up towards 4787

    Resistance 4792"


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    SPI Weekly and 5-day pattern

    There are two patterns taking place this week in the trend.

    1. price is rising towards the November highs


    2. As pointed out previously, a 5-day consolidating pattern with a bias to drift down into a lower Friday close.



    This morning’s set-up was based on rising upwards from 4766 to complete the Spiral range @ 4787.

    Once price had completed the move, then it was simply a case of understanding the price action:- either price continues towards Wednesday’s highs

    Or price hits resistance and reverses down as part the consolidating 5-day pattern into support.

    Today was simply trying to take small chunks out of what the market was trying to do, and keeping out of trouble.

    At this stage the SPI continues to remain in an UP trend but in a sideways pattern.

    In last week’s US report…..

    "Even though there is an expectation that price can continue higher, that might not happen next week, as there is a possibility of another 5-day sideways pattern.

    The most robust pattern for any higher moves towards would be a choppy 5-day sideways pattern with the bias to drift down into the weekly 50% levels by next Friday...

    And then continue higher the week after that using support"


    What we are seeing is the SPI follow that price action, remaining in a tight sideways 5-day pattern, whilst US markets continue to rise.

    Normally next Monday would open around the Weekly 50% levels and then continue higher using Support nito November highs and then December's highs:- 2-month wave pattern within the new 3-month cycle.

    However, it’s the price action in the S&P that’s going to dictate whether the SPI follows another move upwards next week, because the S&P is now nearing my upper 4th Quarter targets.

    If we starting seeing the S&P 500 moving down and the SPI below the weekly 50% levels, I’d be extremely careful with any long positions coming into the last month of the year.

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  • DOW Futures Daily 17 Nov 2009 recap

    "Normally when there is a breakout of the highs on Monday price will continue towards the highs on Tuesday

    Tuesday will remain in a tight trading range, but still above the highs on Monday, and then there is the potential of a late move upwards

    I favour a higher move on Tuesday towards the highs"


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    DOW Weekly and 5-day pattern


    With Monday’s breakout of the highs, there was an expectation that Tuesday would continue higher:- break and extend pattern…

    Which is also the break and extend pattern from last Week's highs towards this week’s highs.

    However, price more often than not reaches the highs on Tuesday and then pushes back down into a tight trading day above the break @ 10332

    Today ended in a tight trading day with an upward bias but failing to reach the highs in the day session @ 10428





    SPI Daily 17th November 2009 recap

    "Price will be trading around the 5-day highs on Tuesday, which are often robust resistance levels @ 4724

    Any downside and 4781 is a random support zone.

    A break of 4781, and there is an expectation that price will push down another 42-points"


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    SPI Weekly and 5-day pattern

    Even though I have an expectation of higher prices (Weekly highs) this week, today started with price trading around the 5-day highs with the expectation that any reversal down would complete 42 points.

    4781 was seen as a random support zone today, because price was trading above it and not inside the channel, however there was a probability pattern that suggested more weakness today.

    That pattern was the R42 range close @ 4778, which was a HOOK reversal pattern inside the channel, which will often continue another 42 points.

    Once the R42 completed down into 4746, there wasn’t much left for the market to do, other than consolidate.

    Today’s price action and sell down from Tuesday’s highs looks like the pattern that I thought might happen this week, as mentioned in the US market report on the Weekend


    "The most robust pattern for any higher moves would be a choppy 5-day sideways pattern with the bias to drift down into the weekly 50% levels by next Friday..."

    If this plays out in the SPI, the drift pattern is a move towards the Weekly 50% level @ 4689. For the UP trend to continue price needs to be trading above these support levels for the next 3-days.

    Another 3-days in the market is a long time, especially when the S&P is already nearing the 4th Quarter target highs @ 1126, and in my opinion begins to exhaust itself coming into the last week of the month

    In the mean time, the trend remains up with an expected 5-day sideways pattern until Friday.

    That will change on a break of the 5-day lows and Weekly 50% level, which is a short-term bear pattern.






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  • S&P (e-mini ) 16 Nov 09 recap

    "I have an expectation of higher moves in both the DOW and S&P...

    And as seen in the DOW, price is above the November highs and there's a Weekly close above the Weekly highs:- break and extend pattern towards this week’s highs"



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    S&P Weekly and 5-day pattern

    US markets continue to move higher and following the Weekly dynamics, after last week’s 2-day reversal on Thursday and Friday’s support.

    There was a random pattern around Monday’s highs, which might have seen a pushed price back down into the 5-day 50% level, but it wasn’t a probability pattern on Monday because of the shifting Weekly dynamics….








    SPI Daily 16th November 2009 recap

    "Expectation that the SPI will continue towards the November highs.

    Early price action is going to be defined by 4754-56.

    If it's above 4756 then the bias is to continue upwards and complete the move into 4777-81.

    Around 4781 becomes a random pattern as price can continue to rise into Monday's highs, or it can stall and move down into a consolidation pattern"


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    SPI Weekly and 5-day pattern

    After last week’s price action of the 2-day reversal into support (Thursday highs) there was an expectation that today would continue with the move towards the November highs: - Friday 50% level support.

    The early set-up was to use support @ 4754-56 and trade towards the R42 highs @ 4777-81.

    However, there was the resistance level @ 4777 that was going to dictate whether Monday was going to continue higher or stall and consolidate.

    The SPI remained below 4777 for most of the day, but whilst above support @ 4754 there was a bias to have late buying in the market but a lack of follow through into the close.