Treasury long bonds (TLT) shows a pps bull signal from yesterday's close, unconfirmed by the trend, downward since early October, and by the inversed moving averages (200-50-20). The stochastic and macd, however, are peeking through into bull mode.
Neither the indicators nor the currencies nor the shares are showing movement this morning in the few minutes after the start of trading, prior to the 10ae (7ap) non-manufacturing index and the 2pe (11ap) FOMC minutes.
Indicators:
- Blue chips (SPY) open at 113.52, entered bull mode at close on Jan. 4 (at 113.33)
- Fear index (VIX) 19.59, bear (bearish for stocks), Jan. 5 (19.35)
- Treasury long bonds (TLT) 90.17, bull, Jan. 5 (90.39)
- Corporate junk bonds (JNK) 39.70, bull, Jan. 4 (39.32)
- Gold (GLD) 110.71, bull, Jan. 4 (109.08)
- Oil (USO) 40.32, bull, Dec. 16, (36.74)
- Dollars per euro (EUR/USD) 1.4365, bear, Dec. 4 (1.49)
- Yen per dollar (USD/JPY) 91.70, bull, Dec. 15 (89.60)
- KO, iron condor (p50/-p52.5/-c57.5/c60) 56.35, bear, Dec. 29 (57.74)
- LVS, covered call (-c16) 18.03, bull, Jan. 4 (16.62)
- SBUX, bull put spread (p22.5/-p24) 23.48, bear, Dec. 30 (23.31)
- SMH, bull put spread (p27.5/-p29) 28.21, bull, Dec. 21 (27.62)
- MRVL, bull put spread (p20/-p22.5) 21.53, bull, Nov. 25 (15.90)
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