FOR 7/14 SPX resistance, pivot & support
Resistance R3 1980.05, R2 1974.36, R1 1971.01
Pivot Point 1965.32
Support S1 1961.97 , S2 1956.28, S3 1952.93
For Weekly 7/14-7/18 SPX weekly resistance, pivot & support
Resistance R3 2015.00, R2 1999.61, R1 1983.64
Pivot Point 1968.25
Support S1 1952.28, S2 1936.89, S3 1920.92
The USA
market market opened the week on a gap down, one of several, as
it started to correct from last week’s SPX 1986 all time high. After hitting
SPX 1953 on Thursday the market tried to rebound into Friday’s close. For the
week the SPX/DOW were -0.80%, the NDX/NAZ
were -1.05%, and the DJ World index was down 1.55%. Economic reports were
sparse on this first full trading week of the quarter. On the uptick: consumer
credit, wholesale inventories, the WLEI, a Treasury surplus, and weekly jobless
claims improved. On the downtick: the monetary base. Next week we have the FED’s
beige book, Industrial production and reports on Housing, to name a few, within
a busy week.
Thus far we are counting this potential downtrend with three Minor waves. Minor wave A appears to have completed with an a-b-c down (1959-1974-1953). Minor wave B looks to be doing an a-b-c up (1970-1960-1969 so far). Resistance should remain at the 1973 pivot range, and support at the 1956 pivot range until it breaks.
Support for the SPX remains at 1952, 1945, 1930 and then 1900 resistance at 1985 and then 2000.Best to your trading what sets up to be a wild week ahead. Best to your trading!
Short term support is at the 1956 and 1929 pivots, with
resistance at the 1973 pivot and SPX 1986. Short term momentum ended the week
overbought. The short term OEW charts flip-flopped all week, which is generally
a sign of a correction, and ended with the reversal level at SPX 1965.
Thus far we are counting this potential downtrend with three Minor waves. Minor wave A appears to have completed with an a-b-c down (1959-1974-1953). Minor wave B looks to be doing an a-b-c up (1970-1960-1969 so far). Resistance should remain at the 1973 pivot range, and support at the 1956 pivot range until it breaks.
Support for the SPX remains at 1952, 1945, 1930 and then 1900 resistance at 1985 and then 2000.Best to your trading what sets up to be a wild week ahead. Best to your trading!
FOREIGN MARKETS
The Asian markets were mostly lower for a net loss of 0.5%.
The European markets were all lower for a net loss of 3.9%.
The Commodity equity group were mixed for net gain of 0.1%.
The DJ World index lost 1.5% on the week.
COMMODITIES
Bond yields are very close to confirming a downtrend, Bonds
gained 0.9% on the week.
Crude is in a downtrend and lost 3.1% on the week.
Gold continues to uptrend gaining 1.3% on the week.
The USD is still barely in an uptrend but lost 0.1% on the
week.
NEXT WEEK
Earning Calendar July 14-18, 2014
Tuesday: Retail sales, the NY FED, Export/Import prices and Business inventories. Wednesday: the PPI, Industrial production, NAHB housing and the FED’s beige book. Thursday: weekly Jobless claims, Housing starts, Building permits, and the Philly FED. Friday: Consumer sentiment, Leading indicators and Options expiration. FED chair Yellen gives her semi-annual report to the Senate on Tuesday, and House on Wednesday. Also on Tuesday FED general counsel Alvarez testifies in Congress. It looks to be quite an interesting week. Best to your weekend and week!
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