The US equity market remains strong, having effectively seen 'hyper gains' from the mid October low of sp'1820... all the way to 2075 in late November. A move to the sp'2100s looks very likely by late January 2015.
sp'monthly9
Summary
Despite the end of QE from the US Fed (with the BoJ taking up some of the slack), the broader US market is holding onto huge hyper gains since the mid October low of sp'1820.
Sustained trading under the giant sp'2000 threshold, never mind 1900 (as some are still seeking) looks highly unlikely before year end.
MARCON 6.. for mere days
It remains notable that we did see MARCON drop from 7 to 6 in October.. but it lasted mere days... and since then.. this market is holding at MARCON 7.
A break back to 6 looks unlikely for some months.
Monday, 1 December 2014
Monday, 3 November 2014
Starting the month outright bullish
US equities start a new month in an outright bullish posture, having ramped from sp'1820 to a new historic high of 2024. However, underlying price momentum is STILL swinging back toward the equity bears, but a break <sp'1900 before year end looks very difficult.
sp'monthly9
Summary
Suffice to say, with new historic highs, it is somewhat pointless to argue for a broader bearish outlook... and indeed, for the moment... I will refrain.
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However, it is notable that despite the ramp into early November, the underlying MACD (blue bar histogram) continues to tick lower, and it is indicative that this market is way overbought, having not had a decent 15/20% correction, since the giant up wave from Oct'2011.
For the moment, sp'1900 looks to be primary support. Sure, if that fails, then the 1700/1600s are again viable, but right now... with the JCB AND the Japanese Govt' increasing their purchases of bonds and stocks (domestic AND foreign)... there is an underlying bid to most world equity markets.
It really is a case of the JCB picking up the slack from where the US Fed have left off.
sp'monthly8 - US QE phases
As we saw in mid October, it does not take much to spook the Fed officials, with Bullard being wheeled out for 'psychological support'.
The real question should arguably be... just when will QE4 begin next year... what will they be buying, and how much?
sp'monthly9
Summary
Suffice to say, with new historic highs, it is somewhat pointless to argue for a broader bearish outlook... and indeed, for the moment... I will refrain.
-
However, it is notable that despite the ramp into early November, the underlying MACD (blue bar histogram) continues to tick lower, and it is indicative that this market is way overbought, having not had a decent 15/20% correction, since the giant up wave from Oct'2011.
For the moment, sp'1900 looks to be primary support. Sure, if that fails, then the 1700/1600s are again viable, but right now... with the JCB AND the Japanese Govt' increasing their purchases of bonds and stocks (domestic AND foreign)... there is an underlying bid to most world equity markets.
It really is a case of the JCB picking up the slack from where the US Fed have left off.
sp'monthly8 - US QE phases
As we saw in mid October, it does not take much to spook the Fed officials, with Bullard being wheeled out for 'psychological support'.
The real question should arguably be... just when will QE4 begin next year... what will they be buying, and how much?
Tuesday, 21 October 2014
Back to 7 with a bounce
With the sp' climbing from 1820 to the 1940s across just five trading days, the bigger monthly cycle is back to outright bullish. However, this is not entirely unexpected, and even if the bulls can hold the mid 1900s... November will turn back to MARCON 6.
sp'monthly9
Summary
*it is notable that despite the current bounce, the Dow, R2K, and NYSE Comp', remain MARCON 6
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Suffice to say, a bounce from the low sp'1800s into the 1900s was not unexpected, and seeing the monthly MACD (blue bar histogram) cycle turn back positive was neither surprising.
Barring a sustained move back above 1970 or so.... the monthly cycle for the sp'500 will turn negative again at the start of November.
sp'monthly9
Summary
*it is notable that despite the current bounce, the Dow, R2K, and NYSE Comp', remain MARCON 6
--
Suffice to say, a bounce from the low sp'1800s into the 1900s was not unexpected, and seeing the monthly MACD (blue bar histogram) cycle turn back positive was neither surprising.
Barring a sustained move back above 1970 or so.... the monthly cycle for the sp'500 will turn negative again at the start of November.
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