Short term resistance is now at 137.28 and important short term resistance at 137.82, which should not be broken at any point to keep the pressure to the downside.
S&P 500 - My warning of a overdone rally was well placed yesterday. As long as support at 1,192.62 stays intact a new rally higher can't be excluded, but that outcome is not my favored scenario. I do look for a break below 1,162.92, which will call for a continuation towards important support in the 1,150.50 - 1,153.85 area.
The big question is wether we only have seen wave a of 2 or wave 2 ended at 1,232.84? I'm slightly in favor of the later, that wave 2 ended at 1,232.84, but time will show.
Gold - Broke below support at 1,629.06 to confirm a new decline towards important support at 1,530. I have changed my short term count so minor wave iii ended at 1,534.49 and wave iv ended at 1,649.30 and we should now be in wave v of C down. Longer term that means I'm still looking for one more new high before the entire rally from 1999 ends.
That said one could eaisly make a good case, that we saw the wave 5 peak at 1,911.46 and pressure is towards the downside for a decline towards 1,145. If this scenario is to gain the upper hand, will need to see a clear break below 1,530.
Crude Oil - There was no time for the minor decline towards 86.82 - 87.22 area before the last move higher twoards 90.05. As I said yesterday we could easily see a top just below of slightly above 90.05, which clearly have been the case. We saw a top at 89.50 (I know some have a top at 89.66). The following decline has clearly been in five waves, which points towards a firm top at 89.50. Short term expect a minor rise towards the 87.36 - 87.86 area, before the next decline towards next important short term support at 83.16.
The minor rally towards the 87.36 - 87.86 should provide a good selling oppotunity, with a stop just one tick above the top pick 89.67 here.
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