$SPX: Another Long Signal

January 12, 2016 3:33 pm / Published in SPX
A staggering loss for Chinese markets which are down nearly 20% in the last week. Yet the S&P-500 futures were up yesterday and are likely to close positive today. The good news, if there’s any to be found, is that stocks rallied hard at the end of the day from deeply oversold areas and my

Santa Rally

December 29, 2015 1:35 pm / Published in NYSE, Rally, SPX
The markets are pushing higher as the Santa Claus rally seems to be in full effect. Given past events, this rise will continue to the end of the year. If this holds true, the major averages should be able to post a gain for the year. We are waiting for the right entry point for

$FED aftermath

December 17, 2015 7:00 pm / Published in FED, GDP, MSCI, NYSE, SPX, SPY, Treasury, Unemployment, VIX
The policy tightening kicked off by the Fed this week promises to be among the longest and slowest of modern times. The S&P500 trader lower at first then closing at the highs of the day. Today, a day later experienced a significant sell off.  The VIX trader lower and the Yields higher The world market

Ahead of the $FED $Trading

December 16, 2015 1:14 pm / Published in Copper, ETFs, GOLD, Oil, Silver, SPX, SPY, USD
Ahead of the FED Gold/ Short with options Silver/ Very Short with futures Copper/ Short with ETF USD/ Long with FX Bonds/ Long futures Oil/ Short with futures Stock/ Long single equities and ETFs

Crucial week $FED $SPX

December 14, 2015 12:16 am / Published in FED, Rates, SPX, STOXX, Topix
  Approximately 75% of the market players expect a rate increase this week. The portfolio is approaching all time highs however with long exposure and with a market trading in a wide range there is a possibility of a sell off below the 2020 level in the SPX. Sunday futures traded higher however most traders

$USD steadies against other major currencies

December 9, 2015 10:30 am / Published in Brent, China, SPX, USD
The U.S. Commerce Department releases wholesale figures for October. The wholesale inventories are forecast to have gained 0.1 percent after adding 0.5 percent in September. Sales at wholesalers are also expected to have risen 0.4 percent in October Spreadbetters see European shares opening touch higher Dollar steadies against other major currencies Brent gets respite after