Key Levels Still Being Fought Our models are not sporting any directional bias as they are watching the key 2830-2850 level for a breakout or rejection. A breakout above would have the bulls gunning for 2900 and then 2940, IF they can manage to close above the key levels today. Models caution against shorting for (more…)

Expect a Dog Fight Around the Key Levels being Tested Our models are not sporting any directional bias as they are watching the key 2830-2850 level for a breakout or rejection today. A breakout above would have the bulls gunning for 2900 and then 2940, IF they can manage to close above the key levels (more…)

Directionality Still Brewing Our models have negated the bullish bias yesterday, but have not confirmed the downside yet, even though we got a daily close below 2755 level yesterday. Any directional bias in the markets still appears premature and our models are in an indeterminate state. Only tight, range trading is indicated while the directional (more…)

Inflection Point Confirmed to the Downside? With yesterday’s price action in the equity indexes (albeit apparently being driven by the dislocations in the oil markets) confirming the breakdown below the 2796 level that we have been pointing to in our morning trading plans for the last couple of weeks, our models have now negated the (more…)

Complacency and Imminent Inflection Point While the opening losses on the index is predominantly due to the oil price shock (front month futures down 36%!), the price action is at a critical inflection point. If broken above, we could be looking at 2930-40 level but if broke down from here we could be looking for (more…)

If Only It Was So Easy! With the futures markets already up significantly on the potential early good news about Gilead Science’s Covid-19 cure, the regular session might not have much room to squeeze any more juice out of it. While the index shows +2.xx% up, almost all of it occurs in the pre-market already, (more…)

The Ubiquitous Fibonacci Still In Play With more financial institutions’ earnings pointing to a potential wave of defaults and loan losses, and with the initial jobless claims surging by the week, there is an intensifying battle between the “the worse is over” and “the worst is yet to come” camps. It would be fascinating to (more…)

Yo-Yo or Yo-Bear? With Goldman and other big institutions adding to JP Morgan’s kicking off of the earnings season, expect market gyrations to continue to become more pronounced in both directions – with knee jerk reactions as well as strategic long term rotations. The 50% retracement from last month’s crash is again under test at (more…)

Earnings to Energize or Sober Down the Markets? With JP Morgan kicking off the earnings season in earnest, expect market gyrations to become more pronounced in both directions – with knee jerk reactions as well as strategic long term rotations. The 50% retracement from last month’s crash is under test at 2796. A daily close (more…)

New Highs or Consolidation Ahead? The 50% retracement from last month’s crash is under test at 2796. A daily close above 2800 is needed to confirm the potential for further highs, while a failure to take it out means that the next leg would be to the down side. Only time can tell which side (more…)