Directionality Yet to Develop The earnings of Bank of America and Morgan Stanley laid bare the two sides of the financial firms’ earnings – one driven by main street economy and the other driven by by the artificial bubble created by the Fed’s unprecedented moves. We wrote yesterday: “models are looking for a close above...

Bouncing On the Balloon…Fun Until it Pops The index cleared the 3150 level handily yesterday, but our models are not sporting any bullish signs, yet. The financial firms’ earnings driven by trading revenues derived mostly by the Fed’s unprecedented moves may not reflect the real economy’s states or prospects. Nevertheless, as the old saying goes,...

Bears Sizing Up We wrote last Thursday, “Markets have approached the high end of the 2940-3140 our models have been indicating for the last few days, and it could set up a pivotal point to the next leg – a daily close above 3150 is needed to set up the next leg up”. That theme...

Models in Indeterminate State The overnight futures are up on hopes for a vaccine, but our models are in an indeterminate state as a continuation of Friday’s “All Noise and No Signal” theme. No trades indicated for today by our models....

All Noise And No Signal We opened this Monday at 3155.29 and we closed yesterday (Thu) at 3152.10 – after so much of seemingly big headlines involving Covid-19 surge and jobs numbers and everything in between! If you, as a trader, have been feeling frustrated and/or chopped up, that is the empirical explanation. Last week,...

Key Level In Play – No Directional Bias Last week, our theme had been: “Anyone who is betting on the short side of the markets need to have deep pockets to sustain deep draw downs before they get their chance”. And, as we wrote on Thursday, “Markets have approached the high end of the 2940-3140...