The Morning Call
9/26/16
The
Market
Technical
Price
momentum remains to the upside. The
S&P is in uptrends across all timeframes and is well above its 100 day
moving average. Resistance currently
exists at its last all-time high (2193).
If it successfully challenges that level, it is a long way to the next
barrier---the upper boundary of its long term uptrend (2400).
If
TLT hadn’t voided a very short term uptrend, you would scarcely think that
there would be a problem. It is in uptrends
across the short, intermediate and long terms; in addition, it unsuccessfully
challenged its 100 day moving average and a key Fibonacci level. For the moment, the direction for rates is
down.
GLD
is above its 100 day moving average, after testing it early last week. After voiding a short term uptrend, it
bounced back above the lower boundary of that former trend and is now tracking
it as it rises. If GLD can break away from
the gravity of that trend line, I will likely reinstate the short term uptrend.
Clearly
the VIX has been on a roller coaster ride the last two weeks. Last week was the down phase. Ending in a short term downtrend and below
its 100 day moving average, suggests that the outlook for stocks is
upbeat. But note that it stopped right
on then bounced off of the lower boundary of a very short term uptrend. We will likely know soon whether this marked
a fourth higher low (bad for stocks) or was just a dead cat bounce on its way
to lower levels (good for stocks).
Fundamental
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