tsptalk's Market Talk

It's very early but the opening rally has already been turned away by the 50-day SMA. That's the test here... overhead resistance and the top of the range. A breakout will be a good sign, but it does have to get through the top of that trading channel to turn more bullish.

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It's a crazy day, a lot of back and forth action
 
There's a big battle going on. The longer-term charts still look bad but the short-term action is bullish. There's a lot of jockeying for position.
 
Hard to find anyone who likes this market.. All you hear from the CNBC talking heads are "possible looming recession", "Oil could eventually fall to $10 like in the 1980's" and "We have new S&P buy-in targets of 1780".

All of that pessimism means that...barring some unforeseen event...the market will keep going higher. I jumped into stocks the day after we hit the new low, and have not regretted it ever since.

Curious what the Sentiment Survey will say on Monday. BTW, I have missed seeing the vote past few weeks, can we all still vote?
 
China's Shanghai made a temporary new multi-year low tonight and is trying to hold above the January low of 2655.

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Just read Why buying gold now could be a lot like buying stocks in 2009.

Any thoughts on buying GLD or other Gold stocks ETFs or the best way to buy physical gold?
 
Good afternoon

Pre-Markets have been under much of the session, but fairly stable

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Oil again dictating the stock market movement. An oil report was released at 9:30 CT sending things flying in both directions.

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Gold is at key long-term resistance via the 200-week EMA and the top of a parallel trading channel. But instead of backing down like prior tests in this weekly chart, it is trying to form a bull flag.

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Good afternoon

Pre-Markets were down most of the session, but volatitlity appears low.

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