Weekly unemployment claims came in at unchanged, dollar
strengthens overnight
Top Day Rec
11.19
Today is the last day for eco data points for the week.
Weekly unemployment claims came in at unchanged.
Leading Economic Indicators at 10:00 and anecdotal reports
from the Philly Fed.
Overnight, the market comes off again as the dollar
strengthens. For all the bashing the dollar is getting in
the press, the dollar index is still higher than it was on
October 20th.
Crude stocks from the Department of Energy were price
positive yesterday but some of that has to be attributed to
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
1776.50
Dec Mini Dow: pos with support
at 1030
Dec Gold: pos with support at
1133.60 and 1127.0
Dec Silver: possible reversal
day
Dec Copper: pos with support
at 307.50
Dec Yen: neg with res at
112.60
Dec Swiss: neg with res at
99.30
Dec EC: neg with res at 149.30
Dec Canadian: potential
reversal day
Dec BP: neg with res at
167.60
Dec Aussie: neg with res at
92.68
Jan Crude: pos with support at
79.26
Jan Soybeans: neg with res at
10.33
Mar Wheat: pos with support at
5.75
Dec Ten Year: pos with
support at 119.08
Dec 30 Year : pos with support
at 120.04
Mar Eurodollar: pos with
support at 99.64
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International Markets
Dec Bund: pos with support at
121.99
Dec Dax: potential reversal
day
Dec NKD positive but below
daily support of 9590
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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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