Gold futures cranks out new highs taking copper with it
Top Day Rec
11.18
The CPI comes in at 0.3 against an expectation of 0.2 while
Housing Starts come in at 529K versus 600K expected.
Overnight, the dollar is weaker but we continue to range
trade with bullish days taking the place of bearish days and
vice versa. Gold, the anti-currency, cranks out a new high
and takes copper with it. December crude goes into front
month expiration pressures with the DOE numbers out later
this morning. API last night stated that crude stocks fell
by a surprising 4.7 million barrels last week but some of
this can be blamed on Hurricane Ida and the closing of the
Houston Shipping Channel last week.
Current views, speculations and suggestions
(good
till close of business today). These are technical in nature
only, not fundamental.
Dec ES: pos with support at
1096.50
Dec NQ: pos with support at
1798.75
Dec Mini Dow: pos with support
at 1034
Dec Gold: pos with support at
1125.00
Dec Silver: pos with support
at 17.95
Dec Copper: pos with support
at 308.50
Dec Yen: neg with res at
112.58
Dec Swiss: neg with res at
99.15
Dec EC: neg with res at 149.65
Dec Canadian: pos with support
at 94.27
Dec BP: neg with res at
168.60
Dec Aussie: neg with res at
93.39
Jan Crude: pos with support at
78.80
Jan Soybeans: potential
reversal day
Mar Wheat: pos with support at
5.83
Dec Ten Year: pos with
support at 119.13
Dec 30 Year : pos with support
at 120.13
Mar Eurodollar: pos with
support at 99.615
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International Markets
Dec Bund: pos with support at
121.92
Dec Dax: pos with support at
5750
Dec NKD pos with daily support
at 9700
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N.B.: if you initiate a trade
using ANY of these numbers use a STOP at least equivalent to
2 ½%. Repeat: use Stops. Don’t think about using Stops. Use
Stops. Some find it appropriate to look at the margin
requirement and use that as a stop or if it’s a steep
initial requirement, use half.
Futures trading entails
considerable risk and is not for everyone. An account can
lose more than its initial investment. Stops are not
necessarily filled at the stop level. Past performance is
not a guarantee of future results.
Charles Kespert
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