Yesterday’s mind-bending rally made very little sense except for the fact that it both washed out many more weak bears and resulted in a more logical placement of ES’ downside target.
I’ll explain.
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Yesterday’s mind-bending rally made very little sense except for the fact that it both washed out many more weak bears and resulted in a more logical placement of ES’ downside target.
I’ll explain.
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Futures are hanging on to a 4-pt gain, primarily on a continuing decline in VIX.
With Jackson Hole coming up, we could see more volatility — particularly if Fed speakers back off their hiking schedule.
Speaking of backing off…TSLA is back down to its horizontal and trend line support. As readers will recall, this is a critical line in the sand.
As we concluded last May [see: Can TSLA Avoid a Crash?] a drop through this key level could easily land the stock below 200. Our chart from back then, before the craziness really got going…
Apparently JPM has also adopted this view. And, an increasing number of observers are coming to the same conclusion we did a couple of weeks ago regarding Musk’s emotional state [see: Is the Pressure Getting to Elon Musk?]
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After allowing a six-session slump (that saw SPX nail our downside target), The Powers That Be can be forgiven for insisting on an overnight ramp job.
Last night, it was USDJPY pushing through horizontal resistance, VIX getting clobbered through three separate moving averages, and oil continuing a nice bounce off our 48.63 target. It should be enough to get SPX up over its SMA10 on the opening bell.
Since the bounce is mostly about oil’s “recovery,” we’ll focus today on what to expect over the next few weeks.
Oh, and for those of you who clicked on this post expecting to get their Debbie Harry fix, HERE YOU GO.
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