tsptalk's Market Talk

Dow and S&P down modestly. Transports and Nasdaq up. Small caps down big.

It's tough to analyze this market.
 
12:12 AM ET:

The jobs report was mixed and we see in today's action as the bulls and bears battle near the beak-even mark on the Dow and S&P, but it's nice to see the Nasdaq, small caps, and Transports all in the green. It's always a good sign to see these market leaders, leading to the upside.

Very nice little breakout here , if it can hold into the close...

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The small caps still need a little help here...

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As a margin player myself, I don't believe much that comes out of zero hedge. Margin is a bullish indicator and has most likely not peaked yet and probably won't peak until sometime after 2016 - that means the party rolls on.
 
Goody, goody. Break that dollar. It will help with GDP and trade. We need the CRB to start gaining.
 
The I-fund may lag today, but the dollar just filled its open gap and that may mean the I-fund will outperform C and S Friday and into next week, assuming the downtrend continues...

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As bad as the Nasdaq and Russell look, the Dow chart looks like a perfect cup and handle formation ready to breakout...

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Another Friday where investors have to worry about the weekend and what Putin may be up to.
 
Pennant can have fake outs before breakouts. Is this a breakout or fake out?

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Or did we have the fake out on the downside already?

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If we didn't have yesterday's explosion up, today would have been a fairly dull day. A give back in the S Fund seemed natural given the momentum reversal yesterday.

What was remarkable was there was no S&P whipsaw after a new high two days in a row.
 
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