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June Bonds- I’ve been writing, “Once the market crosses to the 2 X 1 (buy) Gann line, the market is likely to rally.” The June bonds nearly hit that 2 x 1 Gann line Friday, before rallying 1-08 on Monday! May Silver- The 2 X 1 Gann (buy) line is at 11.35. A drop to that level could offer a buying opportunity. June Gold - Gold rallied on Monday, but I’m not seeing it as a buying opportunity. Pattern-wise, gold remains bearish. A dip to the 2 X 1 Gann line at $830 would offer a buying opportunity. June Euro Currency- Renewed fears in the banking sector rallied the dollar vs. the euro today, as the euro fell to 129.18. The 2 X 1 Gann line is down at 127.30. A test of that area Tuesday at 127.40 should offer support. Our upside target is 138.50. June British Pound - Ding! Ding! Ding! Thursday night, I wrote, “Chart-wise, we’ve formed three little highs since mid-March, each breaking the previous high by a little less. The market looks to be losing steam. Cover long positions, market on opening.” After opening at 149.24, the market has been falling since—dropping to 145.33 on Monday. June Canadian Dollar- Since ringing the bell on Thursday at 83.50, the market has been correcting—falling on Monday by 160 points to 80.76. July Coffee - Our downside target is pegged at 109.50. May Wheat- De-inflationary factors looked to be in full swing Monday and, with the dollar rallying, grains fell. The wheat chart has a triple bottom feel to it, which is bad. It usually indicates lower prices. May Corn- Ding! Ding! Ding! Thursday I wrote, “ Despite wet weather, corn hasn’t rallied this week. The chart looks heavy. Based on the Gann line, we’ll likely see a sideways to lower trade over the next two weeks, possibly dropping to 3.67. Our upside target has been pegged at 4.12, but I believe it’s time to ring the bell. Cover long positions off the opening.” After opening at 3.85 on Friday, corn has been under pressure—falling to 3.60 on Monday. May Crude - It’s time to roll to the July contract; the fundamentals are the same…bearish. Yet for much of the last two weeks, crude has rallied, until today. July crude dropped $3.88 on Monday, trading at 50.68, as of this writing. I believe crude will drop to the 2 x 1 Gann line at 44.00.
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| REVERSAL DATES | ||||||
REVERSAL DATES FOR THE WEEK of April 20th, 2009
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2-MAY SOYBEAN MEAL – Long from $289.50 – TC - $319.20 –Heavy selling pressured the market throughout Monday, but the low was short of the protective stop. The sell off came one day before the projected reversal date of April 21. - Hold the long position and move the stop to $317.50 3-MAY SOYBEAN OIL – Long from 3390 –The long position should have been closed at 3640. 4-JUNE GOLD – Short from $882.00 – TC - $884.40 – Friday’s low was $865. Although it fell short of the projected target of $850.00, it did trade below the previous pivot low before staging a rebound on Monday. 5-JUNE BRITISH POUND – Long from 1.4965 – TC – 1.4541 – Hold the long position, with a protective stop at 1.4445. 6-MAY CORN – Short from $3.82 – TC - $3.69 1/2 – Hold the short position and move the protective stop to $3.85, with a target of $3.55 7-JULY COFFEE – Short from 115.20 – TC – 113.60 - The failure to reach the centerline is an indication of a weakening market, coupled with a bearish TR pattern. This is a prime setup for a market decline. – Hold the short position and move the protective stop to 116.75. |
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