The Morning Call
3/6/17
The
Market
Technical
There
is nothing to add to my prior comments.
Stock prices are heading up and nothing suggests that the S&P won’t
challenge the upper boundary of its long term uptrend (2561).
The most un-fun bubble ever (short):
The
long Treasury rallied enough on Friday to put it back on the lower boundary of
the developing pennant formation.
Successfully challenging either of the boundaries of this pattern would
suggest additional price movement in the direction of the break. A move down would mean higher interest
rates. TLT remained below its 100 and
200 day moving averages and in a very short term downtrend---all of which exert
a downward price bias on TLT.
GLD’s
chart took a turn for the worse last week.
Its very short term uptrend was negated and it remained below its 200
day moving average and in a short term downtrend. It is holding above its 100 day moving
average, keeping alive the hope that its pin action could improve.
The
dollar has moved up enough to set a very short term uptrend, which supports the
weight being provided by its 100 and 200 day moving averages and its short term
uptrend.
Given
the Market’s Wednesday moonshot, it is not surprising to see the VIX (10.9)
suffer some whackage. It is now well
below its 100 and 200 day moving averages, in a short term downtrend and is
again approaching the lower boundary of its intermediate term trading range
(10.3)---a level that indicates significant complacency.
Fundamental
Headlines
A
bit long but this is a great must read strategy piece from Citi.
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