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June Dow- The news story read, “U.S. stocks rallied as strong demand for a share offering by Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc helped restore confidence in the financial sector.” Maybe…or maybe the rally was more technical? Yesterday, I wrote, “The action has compressed the Dow to the 20-day average, forming a bull flag in the process. I’d say…we’re going higher this week—no fooling! Look for a turn-around-Tuesday! A break above 124.10 should start things off.” After opening steady, the market rallied, breaking above 124.10 on its climb to 126.41. Our upside target is 128.10. Someone once said, “Democracy lasts only so long as the people don’t realize they may vote themselves a raise.” Well, they’ve realized it, and now I wonder if perhaps our greatness lies behind. June Bonds- The 2 X 1 Gann (buy) line is below the market at 114-20. I think the plan here is to sell rallies to say…118-10. From there, I’d look for the market to slide down to that Gann line at 114-20. May Silver- Early morning weakness pressed the market down to the 2 X 1 Gann line today, where we saw a bit of a bounce, but I’m not looking at the silver as a buying opportunity. Technically, we’ve got more downside coming, possibly down to 15.20. June Gold- Capital flow, it’s been driving the markets of late, and currently that flow’s been out. I look for that trend to continue, at least a few more days. Look for a possible downside projection of $842.00. June British Pound- British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said on Tuesday the world economy was in a downturn, but expressed confidence that the Group of Seven industrial countries will agree upon urgent action next week, to tackle global financial turmoil. Hmm…what would you suppose that means? I guess we’ll have to wait and see. Anyway, in the last issue I wrote, “Sell a break below 197.90.” That level was broken today. Our downside target is pegged at 193.50. June Australian Dollar- Our downside target is 87.05. June Yen- Last night I wrote, “It looks as if this market is nearing a turn.” Sure enough, it was! The market fell 218 points today. Unfortunately, I missed it. I’d been waiting for a steady trade today before entering, but the market waits for no man and so, we missed it! Still, nothing moves in a straight line, so we’ll look to sell on a rally to 99.50. May Coffee -Some have asked: is this a good place to buy coffee? My answer is, no. I doubt we’ve seen the bottom yet. The market is too close to its November lows of 125.00 not to take them out now. May Corn- Corn rallied a little Monday and more on Tuesday. Hmm, is this going to be a bear week? That would be the tendency, you know, with bear markets rallying early in the week and falling in the latter. A break below 5.47 would confirm a bear profile week, and signal the sells. May Wheat- Ding! Ding! Ding! I’ve been writing, “The pattern is now bearish, the moving average is down and the 2 X 1 Gann line is below the market at about 9.00. I’m guessing wheat will be heading lower.” Wheat posted a low today of 8.95! May Crude Oil- Last night I wrote, “Monday’s sell-off is just the start. The Gann 2 X 1 (buy) line is down at 92.00, and clearly, the market is overbought.” Crude dropped 76 cents today. A break below 99.20 should kick in additional sellers. Our downside target is 92.00.
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1-JUNE T-BONDS –As I mentioned in the last update, the pattern didn’t look strong enough to sustain any rally…and it didn’t. The market turned lower and dropped below the previous pivot low, but it did come to rest on the lower reaction line. However, I don’t think this support will hold, so continue to hold the short position, but move the protective stop to 119-05. I look for lower prices to continue into the next reversal date, due on April 3. 2-JUNE BRITISH POUND – Thursday's high breached the 60% retracement level, but reversed the following day and traded below Wednesday’s low (1.9794) to confirm a TR pattern and triggered a sell signal. Hold short positions with a protective stop at 1.9875. 3-JUNE DOW JONES –I have been talking up a potential rally in the past in the Dow. The market had been forming a bullish reaction swing after confirming a major TR pattern. The correction hit support at the 20-day SMA and turned higher…closing over 380 points higher for the day. The market should continue to move higher and reach the first target of 13000 quickly. 4-JUNE EURO CURRENCY –This is a great example of a failed swing pattern. The market traded to a new high on Monday, but backed off and closed below the previous pivot high and at the lower end of the daily trading range. The selling continued on Tuesday and traded below the previous day’s low, confirming the failure and reversing the trend. Be aware, a failed swing pattern is typically followed by a significant price move in the opposite direction…in this case, down. 6-JUNE JAPANESE YEN – The market traded high enough to trigger the buy signal, but quickly reversed and dropped below support and continued lower. This price action confirms a trend shift and confirmed a bearish TR pattern. Sell any pullback to 9960. 7-MAY COTTON –The market traded below the previous pivot low and triggered the TC pattern sell. However, the Cotton managed to climb back and close higher. Hold the short position, with the protective stop at 7305. 8-JUNE GOLD –The Gold traded through the $909.00 trigger price and closed at $880.00. That is a pretty good head start, but with the current volatility, we shouldn’t take anything for granted. Hold the short position with a stop at $920.00. The target remains $860.00. 9-MAY COFFEE – A trade below 125.75 would confirm the bearish TC pattern and a drop to 110.00. 10-MAY CRUDE OIL – The corrective rally peaked inside the 60% sell window (107.50) and reversed lower. Today’s collapse closed below the 20-day MA and confirmed the bearish TR pattern. This could be a precursor to a significant sell-off in the Crude. |
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