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June Dow- With the FOMC meeting slated for Tuesday and Wednesday, I’d expect a quiet trade until the Fed’s announcement Wednesday afternoon. Our upside target is pegged at 13150. June Bonds- After bouncing off the 2 X 1 Gann (buy) line Monday, the bonds rallied to 116-27. The street is expecting the Fed to cut rates ¼ point on Wednesday afternoon, and that expectation helped the bonds rally today. July Silver- With first notice day set for Wednesday, April 30 th, silver’s suffering from long liquidation this week. A lower trade into Wednesday morning would likely offer a buying opportunity, and mark the bottom of this move. I would expect the market to move higher from there. Our upside target is19.60. June Gold- Silver has been the leader in the metals and until ‘first notice day’ for silver has come (April 30 th), the metals will likely continue lower. June Euro Currency- In the last issue, I wrote, “Since posting a low of 143.78 in February, this market has been climbing straight up, but that’s about to change. The market is over-bought and should retrace back toward the 1 X 1 Gann line at 154.00.” The following day, the euro began a slide—falling 337 points to post a low of 155.22. Monday’s inside pattern is just a rest between drops. Downside target is 154.00. June Canadian Dollar- This market continues its yo-yo fashion by trading higher one day and lower the next. Today was up! Still, I believe the market should head higher. Our upside target is 104.10. June Yen- The chart here has formed a bear hitch, suggesting additional downside pressure is likely. Our downside target is 94.90. July Corn- Last Monday I wrote, “It’s worth keeping an eye on this market.” I was referring to the wet spring and lack of planting. Today’s USDA crop progress report revealed only 10% of the corn crop has been planted, compared to the five-year average of 35%. That’s bull. The pattern is bullish. Corn’s going higher. On the other side of the coin, we’re seeing a number of states repeal their ethanol fuel mandate, which could slow the rise of corn, but not stop it. In a related subject, if you own shares in an ethanol plant, I’d consider divesting. July Coffee- After last week’s sell-off, the market has recovered some, forming a bullish pattern in the process. A break above 136.20 should kick in the buy program. If so, our upside target is 152.50. June Crude- Yes, the demand for crude in China and India has risen roughly 11% in the last year, but that doesn’t answer the fact that crude has rallied 68% during the same time period. It’s like I’ve been saying for the last three years, the (long only) index funds have created a synthetic shortage where no shortage exists. These funds, as you may know, have no limit on the number of contracts they can hold, and that’s the problem. Effectively, they’ve cornered the market, but that may be about to change. Tonight, the CFTC will be meeting to discuss possible limits for those funds. Until then, capital flows, not fundamentals, drive this market. Because of that, some months back, I projected crude would top at $22. At that time, it seemed absurd, but here we are watching crude climb above $18. It’s easy to wonder now whether $22 will be the top or will the market continue higher?
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REVERSAL DATES FOR THE WEEK of April 28th, 2008 MONDAY – Crude Oil, J-Yen |
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-JUNE JAPANESE YEN –The market got a little more rebound out of Monday’s reversal date than I expected and hit the protective stop at 9655. 2-JUNE BRITISH POUND –The BP backed up and is testing the previous pivot low. It looks like it could be making a complex continuation pattern. I still see this as a long-term upward market with a target in the 2.030 to 2.040 range. – However, we may need to give the market a little more room tomorrow. - Hold the long position with stops at 1.9505. 3-JULY COFFEE –Hold all short positions with a protective stop at 137.50. 4-JUNE CANADIAN DOLLAR – The CD has formed a 5-wave continuation pattern that could foreshadow a drop to the center line support at 9500. Thursday’s inside day has identified a trigger price at 9785 for a sell signal. 5-JULY CORN – A 5-wave continuation pattern has formed in the July Corn. Monday’s session started with a gap higher and a close above the 20-day SMA. This market is ready to go and should make a new contract high very quickly. 6-JUNE CATTLE – The market gapped lower at the open and left the gap unfilled while the close was below the previous two closes. This is a Gap and Go pattern which typically signals a major trend change. – A trade below 92.60 will probably trigger more selling. |
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