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S&P futures are up 7 points this morning, we have a hostile bid for TIN by Int Paper this morning. Yesterday,The election in Portugal seemed to be a positive as the government intends to play nice with the EU/IMF/ECB. On the Greek front, there was a growing call for private bond holders to share the burden of a second bailout. The only problem is that even an agreed-to restructuring would create a default and trigger a "credit event" in terms of credit default swaps, etc. Futures were flat as there was no economic data scheduled for release before the opening bell.
Monday's session open a bit lower and attempted to bounce quickly putting the high of the day on the chart in the opening moments. Between 10:00 am and 11:00 am the SPX put what appeared to be an intra-day double bottom on the chart and buyers rushed in. The market chopped sideways until about 1:30 and then the bears took over and rode it down. |
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There is much to hang on to if you are long this market except that the market is oversold, the ADX is hanging on and a couple of contrarian indicators. We have Investors Intelligence Report that shows that pessimism at an extreme high. We have a great deal of stocks below the 20dma (greater than 75% equals rally) and the ten day average of TRIN is at extreme level and we had five ticks greater than a thousand, all were negative and 14 ticks greater than 900 and all were negative, signs of minor capitulation. |
3.2% of the SPX are above their five day moving average, 6.6% are above their 10 day average, only
10.8% are above their 20 day moving average, 22.8% are above their 50 day moving average, and 64.2% are above their 200 day moving average.
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MO is oversold |
I'm still sticking with my 40 point rally call of yesterday, I have been bearish for a long time on this market see my previous posts. Since the inception of this Blog I have been telling you its a house of cards and that it will stay up or go up as long as there is QE. Without QE its toast. So long term I'm bearish, short-term cover shorts for rally to 1325.
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