The Morning Call
3/12/18
The
Market
Technical
The
S&P roared on Friday based mostly on the jobs report. Technically, momentum
remains to the upside. A key level to
watch is the prior high. If the S&P
pushes above that level, the very short term downtrend will be broken. Then only remaining resistance will be its
late January all-time high.
Update
on margin debt (medium):
The
momentum in long Treasury remains to the downside. The moving averages and most trends are
negative. The lone holdout is the lower
boundary of its long term uptrend, which is now within a point of being
breached. Friday’s pin action suggests
bond investor are ignoring the ‘goldilocks’ jobs report.
The
dollar was near comatose on Friday, seeming to suggest the investors were
unimpressed with the jobs report. In any case, the chart remains ugly.
GLD
was up slightly, remaining above its 100 and 200 day moving averages and the
lower boundary of its short term uptrend.
That is the good news. The bad
news is that it has made two lower high which means very short term, the
momentum is to the downside.
Given
last week’s Market’s performance, it is not surprising that the VIX took it in
the snoot. On Friday, it finished below
the lower boundary of its short term uptrend for the second day; if it closes
there today, it will revert to a trading range.
It is also building a very short term downtrend. However, it did touch its 100 day moving average
and then bounced. The question, is the recent period of elevated
volatility behind us---or not?
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