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Futures are up modestly after a stronger than expected jobs report. continued for members… … continue reading →
Category Archives: Charts I’m Watching
DXY and EURUSD have both reached our targets from April. USDJPY reached its in April. There is plenty of discussion re DXY’s collapse, but the administration’s expressed desire for a cheaper dollar has probably run its course for now. continued for members… … continue reading →
It’s a trick question, as every new high is technically a double top for at least a few moments. But, here, we’re talking about the prospects of something more significant. Like so many before it, the April 11 Death Cross was a head fake, signaling a concerted effort by the administration and their supporters to … continue reading →
Equities are up slightly on the last trading day of Q2. continued for members… … continue reading →
Core PCE YoY came in at 2.7%, slightly hotter than expected and still too far away from the Fed’s 2% goal to justify any talk of a rate cut. At the same time, personal income came in at -0.4% versus +0.4% expected. Futures slightly backed off their overnight ramp, but still point to new all-time … continue reading →
ES continues melting up toward its previous all-time highs. Granted, it’s happening mostly on the back of VIX in after-hours, but it’s happening all the same. continued for members… … continue reading →
The one constant about VIX is the series of lower lows and lower highs since 2022, forming the purple channel below. The channel was obviously broken out of several times, mostly notably by the brief August 2024 and April 2025 spikes to 65.73 and 60.13 which served as the top of a sharply rising white … continue reading →
This post’s title is a bit of a red herring. There is really no Fed decision to be made – at least as it regards a rate cut. Inflation remains too high, particularly with the chaos and uncertainty of tariffs, a hot war in the Middle East (which the US might join) causing oil/gas prices … continue reading →
Consumers pulled back 0.9%, even more than expected in May. This follows a 0.1% loss in April and could factor into the Fed’s comments on the economy which will be released tomorrow. Futures, already lower on a rebound in oil prices, fell even more. continued for members… … continue reading →
Futures are up sharply following an after-hours reset in oil prices and VIX. continued for members… … continue reading →