2014/03/07: TrendView VIDEO: Global View (early)
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TrendView VIDEO ANALYSIS & OUTLOOK: Friday, March 7, 2014 (early)
Global View: All Markets
Even with the weakness of the equities in Europe on Monday slipping below some near term supports, the US equities managed to hold with only the most temporary slippage back below key technical trend levels. That is a testament to the degree to which the global equities psychology right now (even Europe) seems to be able to surmount geopolitical disruption to remain bullish. Even though Europe remains restrained by the regional geopolitical tensions, the US equities have been able to look past that to make new highs in the S&P 500 and NASDAQ.
What is most important, and originally covered at length in today’s TrendView Video, is the success the March S&P 500 future had in pushing not just to a new all-time high, but also above key weekly oscillator resistance in the 1,865-70 range. Today’s notes how that has opened the door to a push to the next significant oscillator threshold (also major weekly channel topping line) into the 1,895-1,900 area, especially as the economic data has turned more constructive of late (especially global PMI’s.) And the govvies have rightfully suffered after hitting new early year rally (some would say bear market reaction) highs on Monday’s geopolitical ‘haven’ bid. And even the foreign exchange is envigorated again on a serious bout of secular US dollar weakness.
The video timeline begins with macro (i.e. fundamental influences) factor discussion of the influences noted above, and also the degree to which the US Employment report is estimated to show a gain of 150,000 in Non-Farm Payrolls after little overseas data this morning.
It moves on from there to the March S&P 500 future short-term trend view at 01:30 and intermediate-term at 03:45, then the other equities from 07:15, with govvies analysis beginning at 10:20 (including discussion of the significant discounts in the June contracts) and short money forwards at 16:00. Foreign exchange begins with the US Dollar Index at 20:25, jumping over to Europe at 21:25 and Asia at 24:15, followed by the cross rates at 27:00, and a return to the March S&P 500 future at 30:35 for a final view and additional perspective. We suggest using the timeline cursor to access the analysis most relevant for you.
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2014/03/11: TrendView VIDEO: Global View (early)
2014/03/11: TrendView VIDEO: Global View (early)
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TrendView VIDEO ANALYSIS & OUTLOOK: Tuesday, March 11, 2014 (early)
Even with the weakness of the equities in Europe late last week into Monday, the US equities managed to hold on in the wake of another substandard (even if slightly better than estimated) US Employment report. That is a testament to the degree to which the global equities psychology right now (even Europe) seems to remain bullish. The more extensive technical trend support remains somewhat below the European equities as well in spite of the regional geopolitical tensions. US equities have been able to look past that and the weakness of yesterday’s Chinese Trade numbers after Friday’s new S&P 500 high.
What is most important, and originally covered at length in today’s TrendView Video, is the success the S&P 500 future had in pushing not just to a new all-time high, but also above key weekly oscillator resistance in the 1,865-70 range last week. As the March contract remains the lead contract until next week Thursday, our focus on the June S&P 500 future means the analysis will need to account for the 7.00 premium in the March contract until then. That means any dip back to 1,863-58 in the June contract is only back to near term support. And with mixed economic data this morning (German Trade Balance as expected but on higher volumes), the technical trend picture will be more important.
The video timeline begins with macro (i.e. fundamental influences) factor discussion of the influences noted above, and also the shift to June contracts for all markets based on futures analysis. It also notes that the OECD Composite Leading Indicators were rolled into its Interim Assessment that is friendly on developed economies (with caveats) yet downbeat on Emerging Market Economies. It also noted that global trade volumes may have peaked for this cycle at relatively modest levels.
It moves on from there to the June S&P 500 future short-term trend view at 02:20 and intermediate-term at 04:10, then the other equities from 08:40, with govvies analysis beginning at 11:20 (including discussion of the significant discounts in the June contracts) and short money forwards at 19:15. Foreign exchange begins with the US Dollar Index at 22:20, jumping over to Europe at 23:00 and Asia at 25:20, followed by the cross rates at 28:40, and a return to the March S&P 500 future at 32:20 for a final view and additional perspective. We suggest using the timeline cursor to access the analysis most relevant for you.
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