FOR 12/23 SPX resistance, pivot & support
Resistance R3 1838.13, R2 1830.94, R1 1824.63
Pivot Point 1817.44
Support S1 1811.13, S2 1803.94, S3 1797.63
For Weekly 12/23 -12/27 SPX weekly resistance, pivot & support
Resistance R3 1894.54, R2 1859.14, R1 1838.73
Pivot Point 1803.33
Support S1 1782.92, S2 1747.52, S3 1727.11
The USA
stock market gapped up on Monday, rallied to SPX 1792 in the opening minutes,
then pulled back until just after the FOMC statement at 2pm on Wednesday. After that the market soared right into
late Friday afternoon reaching all time new highs. For the week the SPX/DOW
were +2.7%, the NDX/NAZ were +2.3%, and the DJ World gained 2.1%. Economic
reports for the week were quite positive. On the uptick: the NY/Philly FED,
industrial production, capacity utilization, the CPI,
NAHB housing, housing starts, leading indicators, Q3 GDP,
and the current accounts deficit improved. On the downtick: building permits,
existing home sales, the WLEI, the M1-multiplier and weekly jobless claims
increased. Next week is highlighted by Durable goods orders, the PCE and
Consumer sentiment.
Short term support is at SPX 1814 and the 1779 pivot, with
resistance at the 1828 and 1841 pivots. Short term momentum declined from
extremely overbought on Friday to near neutral. The short term OEW charts
remain positive with the reversal level SPX 1803.
Support for the SPX remains at
1772, 1765 and then 1759, resistance at 1828 and then 1841.
FOREIGN MARKETS
Asian markets were mostly higher on the week for a net gain
of 0.5%.
European markets were mostly sharply higher for a net gain
of 2.9%.
The Commodity equity group were all higher on the week for a
net gain of 2.7%.
The DJ World index is trying to uptrend again and had a gain
of 2.1%.
COMMODITIES
Bonds are still down tending and lost 0.3% on the week.
Crude is still up trending and gained 3.0% on the week.
Gold remains in a downtrend and lost 2.8% on the week.
The USD is trying to uptrend again and gained 0.6% on the
week.
NEXT WEEK
Monday: Personal income/spending and PCE prices at 8:30, then Consumer sentiment at 10am. Tuesday: Durable goods orders, FHFA
housing prices and New home sales. Thursday: weekly Jobless claims. Nothing on
tap for the FED during this holiday week. It
appears there will be only a 1/2 day of trading on Tuesday, and closed
Wednesday. Thursday should be back to a full day, with probably quite a few
less participants. Best to your weekend and Holidays!
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