tuesday update

SHORT TERM: market pullback continues, DOW +12

Overnight the Asian markets lost 0.3%. Europe opened lower and lost 0.6%. US index futures were lower overnight as well. At 8:30 the Q2 current Account deficit decreased: -$117.4 bln vs -$137.3 bln. The market opened at yesterday’s SPX 1458 low, dipped to 1456, and then tried to rally. At 10:00 the NAHB index was reported at its highest level in six years: 40 vs 37. Around 11:30 the rally ended at SPX 1461 and the market started to pullback. The pullback was minor, in this quiet trading day, as the SPX hit 1457 by 2:00. Then the market just drifted up to end the day at SPX 1459.

For the day the SPX/DOW were mixed, and the NDX/NAZ were mixed. Bonds gained 8 ticks, Crude dropped $1.10, Gold gained $13, and the USD was higher. Medium term support remains at the 1440 and 1386 pivots, with resistance at the 1499 and 1523 pivots. Tomorrow: Housing starts and Building permits at 8:30, then Existing home sales at 10:00.

The market opened lower today, hit a new pullback low at SPX 1456, then traded in a narrow range for the rest of the day. This pullback has now extended to 19 SPX points (1475-1456), but it held the 1463/64 pivot support today at 1456. Thus far, the past three days look like a consolidation period after new bull market highs. Nevertheless, we continue to monitor the fibonacci 1463/64 pivot range, (1456-1471), to determine the markets next short term move. Keep in mind, any futher pullback will probably find support at the 1440 pivot. And, any breakout will encounter resistance at the 1499 pivot.

Short term support remains at the 1440 pivot and SPX 1422/27, with resistance at SPX 1463/64 and the 1499 pivot. Short term momentum touched oversold again today then bounced to neutral. The short term OEW charts remain positive from SPX 1412, with the swing point now around 1448. Best to your trading!

MEDIUM TERM: uptrend

LONG TERM: bull market

CHARTS: http://stockcharts.com/public/1269446/tenpp

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60 Responses to tuesday update

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  2. cruda Lee says:

    Thanks Tony and gang for Listening to my ramblings.

    Hey Vorhart
    Ur thinking is fine :)

    • CB says:

      who,us, listening to you Lee?… :) like that little bridesmaid at the royal wedding last year..maybe? ;)

      I know we’re all watching RSI 5 here, but since lots of folks follow RSI 14, here’s another look at that break-out…if we stay above 1461.44 on a closing basis today, we’re good imho (I should obviously not make ANY comments about RSI after yesterday, but c’mon this one is factual) http://screencast.com/t/kUDvJs6k

      • CB says:

        well the other one was factual too – but the BOJ got in the way in the way..

      • CB says:

        rsi(14) at 70ish … at that level…

      • cruda Lee says:

        Hey C B hahaha I know what ur talking about.. NIce !!!

        I know nobody listens to my babbling ..Its all about the videos :)

      • CB says:

        haa..yeah j/k Lee – of course we’re listening to you – ualways keep us on the edge of our seats …and yes those videos…like that Turtleman guy U posted some time ago…he said he was “always looking for bubbles” – and I thought, h,,, he’s the best damn fader you can find(after Lee, of course),,.so yes, we need (sorry, we demand :) ) more videos Lee. ..

      • CB says:

        dang,pretty close to rsi 70 -but it held, it seems

    • vorfahrt says:

      Alright how about I’ll stop thinking altogether. Only gets my in trouble anyways ;-)

  3. cruda Lee says:

    well at least ZC popped… pun intended
    ES 1451 still holding after the mother n law fade (thats for u C B :) )
    And CL is trading like the poles reversed ahead of Dec 22 2012

  4. cruda Lee says:

    Tony ur S2 94.14 CL pivots were in line I quoted whack pivots( Oct contract) . I was incorrect
    Slight pos div at recent low on my 2201 and 8802 Vol charts The best CL trader I know is trading Gold today because he doesn’t trust any move up or down.

  5. cruda Lee says:

    Tim Seymour ‏@timseymour
    Gas Futs -10% off the top along with the 7% move in oil. You get the sense that the Fed knows you cant lower rates but raise cost of living

  6. cruda Lee says:

    Inv# @9:30 CT…CL

  7. rc1269 says:

    Morning Tony,

    With crude’s current move is it still within the tolerance of the count you mentioned Monday? at least i think it was monday… thanks!

  8. M1 says:

    Good morning,
    When banknotes (often known as a bill, paper money or simply a note) were first introduced, they were, in effect, a promise to pay the bearer in coins.
    The idea of a using durable light-weight substance as evidence of a promise to pay a bearer on demand originated in China during the Han Dynasty in 118 BC, and was made of leather. However the first known banknote was first developed in China during the Tang and Song dynasties, starting in the 7th century. Its roots were in merchant receipts of deposit during the Tang Dynasty (618–907), as merchants and wholesalers desired to avoid the heavy bulk of copper coinage in large commercial transactions. During the Yuan Dynasty, banknotes were adopted by the Mongol Empire. In Europe, the concept of banknotes was first introduced during the 13th century, with proper banknotes appearing in the 17th century.

    • tony caldaro says:

      Mario you are correct,
      In Europe receipts of deposit was first introduced by the Knights Templar.
      Which later became the Knights Hospitalers.
      And still later the Money Changers, or European bankers.
      The roots of the world’s banking dynasties today can probably be traced by to just nine men.
      The original Knights Templar.

    • M1 says:

      It is not so clear why coins were invented. There are several theories. I like the one that suggested that it was as substitutes for barter. In other words it was worth something.
      Then, I conclude paper money should worth something, right ?.
      If we have more things we should have more papermoney. If not, we shouldn’t. Otherwise, we will need more paper money to buy the same thing. Let’s say one share of any company. Sounds familiar ?
      On the other hand, papermoney can not be worth land. We will never have more land. There is abt 148,940,000.0 square km of land around the world and that’s it. So if we start buying land its price will skyrocket. Sounds familiar ?
      Fortunately, we can produce more and more food for the moment. Think what could happen the day we can not.
      Someone has to stop the central banks printing machines.
      have a good day

  9. 5wavemodel says:

    I am still looking for the market to move higher to 1497. If the market breaks through 1456, 1448-1444 would be the first support level, followed by 1426.

    Thanks,
    Steve
    http://5wavemodel.blogspot.com/2012/09/tuesdays-market-091812.html

  10. SCO, the short oil fund, looks like a buy if it trades and holds above Monday’s high. I don’t have any fancy indicators to support the view. But I’m telling you, if you stand on one leg, squint through one eye, and tilt your head just so, crude oil looks like a short down to the mid- to high 60′s.

    I’m still long my SOXL, though I did not like the action on Friday, and if this pullback were to get more than a head of steam to it, I might jettison the SOXL, and buy it back on new highs or a high volume up day.

    Thanks for listening … and Thanks to you Tony for your excellent insight and analysis and for providing a forum were lone wolf rejects like me can sound off as though I actually know what I am doing and flatter myself that someone else may actually be listening (even if they are laughing at me at the same time)!

  11. aquafam says:

    Read an interesting article today re: the end of the petrodollar. It all began 39 yrs ago when President Nixon brokered a deal with King Faisal of Saudi Arabia to accept US dollars and only US dollars as payment for oil vs a basket of currencies including the dollar, gold, yen, French franc, British pound and German mark. This was done based on a pledge to to protect the Saudi Monarchy and all it’s oil fields. The petrodollar may be under siege. Starting in December of this year the Iranians will officially launch the Iran Oil Bourse, and will offer oil on the open market for the first time in currencies other than the US dollar. If this works other governments won’t have to hoard dollars to purchase oil. The dollar will continue to drop and the biggest effect I believe will to dramatically push up interest rates on the US Treasury market. Tony this might be the unattended consequence for your forecast of the end of the longest running bull market in bonds. Continue to purchase TBF.

  12. budfox9450 says:

    Thanks, Tony. My work, is a bit more negative leaning than yours, but do like the 1440
    support level. In running a Bressert Double Stochastic program, the negative
    divergence pattern of the 14th, and crest. I still see, a decline mode. If your right,
    we should get oversold by Thursday, to produce a low, that your work seeks.
    Watching the CAF trade, very closely via Shanghai (000001.SS) via Yahoo. Looking
    like one more low, is coming forth…..Bud

  13. CB says:

    http://www.mptrader.com/middayminute/ just in case you guys dont have that link yet – crude oil

  14. robslob64 says:

    “Get to work Mr. Chairman”

    Oh wait…he already did.

  15. vorfahrt says:

    Since everyone’s deep asleep here I thought I’d ask a question about crude again – Lee et al. mentioned $130. But if 5 = 1 I can currently only see $105 only before the next deeper correction. Or is that stoopid thinkin’? – thanks.

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