This is a short week for the US markets. Thursday is Thanksgiving and Friday, well you are supposed to shop until you drop so the US markets close early to help you achieve that goal. Gold anybody? Russia has been acquiring lots of gold. Are they really that smart or is this in their grand plan? Swiss are voting on repatriating their gold and pegging it to their currency.
“Sell in May and go away!” Well maybe, our suggestion is to use trailing stops or hard stops on your positions. We suggest that approach because the truth is that we do not know when the correction or plunge will occur, we only know that it will occur. Remember bull markets can last longer that you might ever have believed. The US market is a bit long in the tooth as a bull market and lasting advances might be harder to achieve thus we advise caution. We are not telling you to sell just to make sure that any long positions have stops in place. The rally that began in March of 2009 has proceeded higher with nothing more than a couple of hiccups along the way. The rally has been strong and predictable. The longer a trend lasts the stronger the reversal will be so with that in mind, don’t try to predict the end of the bull just keep your protection in place.
We’re back! We apologize to our readers for the great deal of time that has passed since putting out our last letter but are happy to say that we are back in action
This shortened week has been very exciting for the bulls with three of the four days bragging of robust rallies. Even the retreat in the shortened Christmas Eve session was positive for the market insomuch as not much ground was lost.
“Sell in May and go away!” Well maybe, our suggestion is to use trailing stops or hard stops on your positions. We suggest that approach because the truth is that we do not know when the correction or plunge will occur, we only know that it will occur. Remember bull markets can last longer that you might ever have believed. The US market is a bit long in the tooth as a bull market and lasting advances might be harder to achieve thus we advise caution. We are not telling you to sell just to make sure that any long positions have stops in place. The rally that began in March of 2009 has proceeded higher with nothing more than a couple of hiccups along the way. The rally has been strong and predictable. The longer a trend lasts the stronger the reversal will be so with that in mind, don’t try to predict the end of the bull just keep your protection in place.
We’re back! We apologize to our readers for the great deal of time that has passed since putting out our last letter but are happy to say that we are back in action
This shortened week has been very exciting for the bulls with three of the four days bragging of robust rallies. Even the retreat in the shortened Christmas Eve session was positive for the market insomuch as not much ground was lost.
It feels as though spring is in the air. Allergy season is upon us and although we sniff and sneeze a lot more, we are really happy to see the snow melt away. The green shoots on Wall Street, which generally accompany the beginning of spring, seem to be having some trouble this year. Perhaps Wall Street needs more time to thaw.
Lots of under-currents this week. Is the economy expanding or is that expansion very moderate. How will the savings on cheaper gasoline help Christmas shopping and is OPEC behind the rout in crude oil? So many questions.
Are we all ready for the "Year of the Monkey?" It has been interesting! We see some trading opportunities but remember to just visit the trade and not marry it!
This past week the US markets rallied in the Monday session, retreated in the Tuesday and Wednesday sessions, rallied in Thursday session and then on Friday the "Jobs Report" was release in the morning and the market gave back all the weeks gains on Good Friday. What is going to happen on Monday? How will this effect the US Dollar, crude oil and gold?
The market continues is trek higher even with, a not so stellar, “jobs report.” There is too much sideline money waiting for a pull backs to jump on board, therefore any retreat will likely be
shallow. One of these days, the bounce will die like a beach ball that has been deflated. Until that time, up up and away we go. The S&P 500 looks as though it is forming a rounding top which could either launch a retreat or become a spring board for the next assault to the upper stratosphere. So far, we have been correct in keeping our stops tight and behaving defensively. The world is chaotic with hot spots all over. There will come a time when one of these hot spots will become an erupting volcano. The good news is that here in the USA we are not involved on our own soil.
Although the Chinese markets, Saudi turmoil and North Korean nuclear test have been given credit for last week's market retreat, there are other factors that are being ignored. We have been warning that a strong US Dollar will have a deflationary effect on the US economy and somewhat negative effects on the middle income earners, companies that depend on exports and corporations that need to borrow money.
Get your popcorn here for the big debate on television tomorrow. The market is not doing much, maybe the debating wizards will give it a reason to move, one way or the other.
If the market opens up soft, watch out for margin calls in the futures and margin clerks selling out positions. Equities, you have a three-day settlement so, you calls may go out in the morning but you will have time to pray for a rally.
Mr Market wants to go higher but it needs to settle back and absorb some of its recent gains. Crude oil and gold look awful, while the US Dollar Index is on its way to a "moon shot."
With the market gyrating like they were dangling from a bungee rope, now might be a good time to get serious about reviewing your charts. Today's letter is loaded with charts along with opinions.
It feels as though spring is in the air. Allergy season is upon us and although we sniff and sneeze a lot more, we are really happy to see the snow melt away. The green shoots on Wall Street, which generally accompany the beginning of spring, seem to be having some trouble this year. Perhaps Wall Street needs more time to thaw.
Lots of under-currents this week. Is the economy expanding or is that expansion very moderate. How will the savings on cheaper gasoline help Christmas shopping and is OPEC behind the rout in crude oil? So many questions.
Are we all ready for the "Year of the Monkey?" It has been interesting! We see some trading opportunities but remember to just visit the trade and not marry it!
This past week the US markets rallied in the Monday session, retreated in the Tuesday and Wednesday sessions, rallied in Thursday session and then on Friday the "Jobs Report" was release in the morning and the market gave back all the weeks gains on Good Friday. What is going to happen on Monday? How will this effect the US Dollar, crude oil and gold?
The market continues is trek higher even with, a not so stellar, “jobs report.” There is too much sideline money waiting for a pull backs to jump on board, therefore any retreat will likely be
shallow. One of these days, the bounce will die like a beach ball that has been deflated. Until that time, up up and away we go. The S&P 500 looks as though it is forming a rounding top which could either launch a retreat or become a spring board for the next assault to the upper stratosphere. So far, we have been correct in keeping our stops tight and behaving defensively. The world is chaotic with hot spots all over. There will come a time when one of these hot spots will become an erupting volcano. The good news is that here in the USA we are not involved on our own soil.
Although the Chinese markets, Saudi turmoil and North Korean nuclear test have been given credit for last week's market retreat, there are other factors that are being ignored. We have been warning that a strong US Dollar will have a deflationary effect on the US economy and somewhat negative effects on the middle income earners, companies that depend on exports and corporations that need to borrow money.
Get your popcorn here for the big debate on television tomorrow. The market is not doing much, maybe the debating wizards will give it a reason to move, one way or the other.
If the market opens up soft, watch out for margin calls in the futures and margin clerks selling out positions. Equities, you have a three-day settlement so, you calls may go out in the morning but you will have time to pray for a rally.
Mr Market wants to go higher but it needs to settle back and absorb some of its recent gains. Crude oil and gold look awful, while the US Dollar Index is on its way to a "moon shot."
With the market gyrating like they were dangling from a bungee rope, now might be a good time to get serious about reviewing your charts. Today's letter is loaded with charts along with opinions.
We are getting fairly close to a short-term top. There are too many analysts looking for a correction. Stay long keep your stops tight and if elected keep the proceeds in cash.
We are entering a very strange economic condition where most of the central banks in the globe,
except the US of course, are making extreme efforts to deflate their currencies and increase
liquidity in their markets by printing money
The sentiment levels show that there are lots of bulls waiting for a correction and lots of bulls
still out there. Meanwhile the bears have dwindled to a few scared animals. This week we have
the Scottish vote for independence on Thursday. While it really doesn’t impact the US markets
it will have a huge effect on the UK banks and debt market. After all if Scotland can declare
independence why not other locals such as areas of Spain and Italy….Catalonia anybody?
Lots of strange things happening this past week. Did the market turn the corner or was this just a one-day-wonder bounce. The US Dollar and crude oil have disconnect, well for now. Read more to solve these mysteries.
Interesting charts comparing gold, crude and the US Dollar index. Quadruple witch is done, now what? Will the US Dollar continue its pole like behavior?
Gold is the rally for real? Crude oil how low can it go? The S&P 500 looks like a roller coaster ride. What to do next? Get one professional's opinion!
Looks like Santa has left crude oil a lump of coal. The markets are deep into tax selling season here in the USA. The S&P 500 with 9% oil declined in Friday session.
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November 23, 2014 with charts
1. Jeanette Schwarz Young, CFP®, CMT, M.S.
Jordan Young, CMT
83 Highwood Terrace
Weehawken, New Jersey 07086
www.OptnQueen.com
November 23, 2014
The Option Queen Letter
By the Option Royals
New US immigration policy, get prego get a visa to the USA and stay there to have your
baby…voila, instant citizenship……so, besides the cost of caring for the mother and child, what
is the benefit to the USA? Okay not as easy as that you have to have been here for at least five
years but we are setting up a president which says that we will do it again. It comes down to
either we open our boarders and take in everybody leveling the field for the globe, not just the
American continent, or we become serious about our emigration policy. At this time, we are
sitting on both sides of the fence and failing in both endeavors. Not too smart.
What we really need and never seem to get correct is welfare reform. We remember when Bill
Clinton tried to get workfare passed. Hey he had the right idea. To obtain money or support
from any agency one should have to produce some sort of service. Welfare services could be
baby-sitting, sign painting, sweeping the sidewalks etc. This isn’t rocket science. We need to re-establish
the idea that to get paid you must do something of value. Right now, there is no need to
work if you are going to get a check each month for doing nothing. We have to stop this
multigenerational behavior and no, it generally is not the aliens and illegals that populate that
group but the home-grown sort that have learned to “work the system.”
As to Russia’s central bank’s purchases of gold: these guys are really slick, they knew that once
they started encroaching on the Ukraine that they would be hit with sanctions and that their
currency would be trashed. So what did they do, they began buying up gold, clever hedge. For
more than seven months now, the Russian central bank has been buying gold achieving the status
of the fifth largest gold hoard among central banks. Additional support for the yellow metal was
seen this week as the Swiss vote to restore and repatriate their hoard of gold so that they can peg
it to their currency. This vote will take place on November 30, 2014 on repatriating its gold and
backing the Swiss franc with 20% of their gold reserves. A stronger Swiss franc is bad for their
commerce because it will make their exports more expensive and not competitive. It is unknown
how the Swiss will vote on this one but we understand that it just might not pass.
The S&P 500 played catch-up in the option’s expiration Friday session and gained 0.48% or 0.75
handles (points) on the day. The rounding consolidative top resolved itself to the upside with a
spike to new highs on lousy volume. We clearly have signs of exhaustion but we caution you
that this is a seasonally strong period of time for the markets. Santa generally rides in with his
borrowed magic wand making all people feel generous, calm and enjoy a sense of well-being.
Unfortunately, for humanity, this is a seasonal occurrence and quickly leaves as we approach and
enter the New Year. The 5-period exponential moving average is 2050.89. The top of the
Bollinger Band is 2076.40 and the lower edge is seen at 1965.77. All the indicators that we
2. follow herein are overbought. That said, both the Thomas DeMark Expert indicator and the
stochastic indicator are issuing a sell signal and both our own indicator and the RSI continue to
point to higher levels. We see that the Bollinger Bands are contracting and this would indicate to
us that volatility is abating, for now. If you had stayed long for all periods where the market
closed above the 5-period exponential moving average you would have been long from October
20, 2014 and would continue to be long. That is a very simplistic way of looking at the trade for
a short-term trader and a way of respecting and staying with the prevailing trend. Sounds too
simple to work, but alas it does. The weekly chart is bullish as is the monthly chart. We are
above the Ichimoku Clouds for all time-frames. Christmas parties, eggnog and good will to all
mankind is the December mantra. The most frequently traded price for this index in the Friday
session was 2059.46. The daily 1% by 3-box point and figure chart continues to point higher
with an upside target of 2371.33. The 60 minute 0.1% by 3-box chart has an upside target of
2143.44 and a more recent target of 2022.71. This chart tells us that the caution flag is flying….
This week is a very short week for the markets and it generally, historically is an upside week.
That said, we are long in the tooth in this rally and likely will need to back and fill. Remember
we are still likely to see corrections which, although shallow, could be scary. We continue to
advise keeping your trailing stops tight and don’t chase the market. Further advise is do not try
to tell the market what you want but rather behave as an observer and let the market tell you
what it is going to do. Remember, the market doesn’t care.
3.
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5.
6. The NASDAQ 100 December future’s contract left a doji-like candlestick on the chart as a result
of the Friday trading session. A new high for the year was printed during the session but the
close added only 0.10% to the day gaining 4.25 handles (points) on lack-luster volume. We
7. have a 9-count issued on Thursday. The stochastic indicator and our own indicator have just
issued a sell-signal, but the RSI continues to point higher. The Thomas DeMark Expert indicator
is flat at neutral. We are overbought for all time-frames and are above the Ichimoku Clouds for
all time-frames. The 5-period exponential moving average is 4233.88. The top of the narrowing
Bollinger Band is 4282.70 and the lower edge is seen at 4052.06. The upward trending channel
lines are 4286.00 and 4209.75. The most frequently traded prices in the Friday session were
4251.06 and 4253.04. The Market Profile chart tells us that the highs for the session were seen
early in the trading day. The daily 1% by 3-box point and figure chart continues to look bullish.
The 60 minute 0.1% by 3-box chart has an upside target of 4437.30 and a more recent downside
target of 4154.03. Although seasonality is bullish we continue to advise that stops be kept tight
and that caution be exercised.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12. The Russell 2000 advanced 1.50 points or almost 0.13% on the day. We did not print a new high
and saw an absolute failure at the high. The bulls had the trade and pushed the market to
1188.50 and could not hold on to that advance closing the day at 1170.90. The volume was
slightly higher than seen in the Thursday session. The indicators, although bullish are losing
momentum. The 5-period exponential moving average is 1168.28. The top of the narrowing
Bollinger Band is 1193.70 and the lower edge is seen at 1133.66. So long as this market stays
above 1157.70 and 1148.20, we will have limited risk to the downside. Clearly a breach of the
aforementioned levels will open the door to 1131 and 1120 at a minimum. Right now we are in a
trading range of 1148.20 to 1191.70. We are above the Ichimoku Clouds for all time-frames.
The most frequently traded price in the Friday session was 1169.64 but the highest volume for
the day, 10.8%, was seen at 1180.44. The 110 by 3-box point and figure chart is not bullish. We
are cautious on this index and believe that there will be better days for this index as we approach
the end of the year and the beginning of next year.
13.
14.
15.
16. Crude oil rallied for three of the five trading days last week and closed up in the Friday session
in spite of a huge rally in the US Dollar index. This rally was seen on good volume the only fly
in the ointment was that the candlestick left on the chart had a small real body and told us that
when the bulls had the rally in control, they could not hold on to their advance, yet, the market
did close above its opening price. We remain below the Ichimoku Clouds for all time-frames.
We have a higher high and a higher low, which is the definition of an uptrend. The problem here
is that one day does not make a trend. The 5-period exponential moving average is 75.91. The
top of the Bollinger Band is 82.52 and the lower edge is seen at 73.08. All of the indicators that
we follow herein continue to issue a buy-signal. The downward sloping channel lines are 76.93
and 71.53. The uptrend line is 74.23 and if this line fails to hold the market, you can expect a
retest of the recent low. The weekly chart is actually looking a bit better (better does not equal
bullish) and looks as though crude is trying to find a bottom. The monthly chart continues to
show us that crude oil is at the lower edge of a trading range that has been in effect since 2009.
Actually the Heikin-Ashi daily chart is improving and getting positive. The daily 0.9% by 3-box
point and figure chart looks as though the prices are consolidating and has an internal uptrend
line. The 60 minute 0.2% by 3-box chart looks okay, not great but getting better.
17.
18.
19.
20. Gold rallied in the Friday session and gained 10.60 handles (points). The 5-period exponential
moving average is 1191.48. The top of the narrowing Bollinger Band is 1229.94 and the lower
edge is seen at 1131.96. All the indicators that we follow herein continue to issue a buy-signal
and have plenty of room to the upside. Both the weekly and monthly indicators are positive.
The up trending channel lines are 1211.35 and 1159.30. The most frequently traded price in the
Friday session was 1192.50. The 60 minute 0.2% by 3-box chart has an upside target of 1306.14
and an overhead downtrend line, but looks positive. The daily 1% by 3-box point and figure
chart shows a downside target of 987.9 and multiple downtrend lines. We are not out of trouble
here in gold we continue to bounce but need to break to the upside in a meaningful way trading
at levels above 1228-32 or so.
21.
22.
23.
24. The US Dollar Index closed the Friday session at 88.40, just a smidge above our resistance line.
Over the past two weeks this index has formed a trading range and seems to be bound by 88.40
on the upside and 87.47 on the downside. The upper Bollinger Band is 88.97 and the lower band
25. is 85.68. The 5-period exponential moving average is 87.94, the 20-period simple moving
average is 86.33 and the index is above both. Our indicator is currently issuing a sell signal,
however; the RSI is pointing up. Below the 87.47 support level, further support can be seen at
87 flat. On the upside, should the index break above the 88.40 level, the next resistance point is
89.5. The 30 minute .05 x 3 point and figure chart has taken out the counter trend down trend
line and formed a new internal uptrend line. We have activated upside targets at 88.60, 89.40
and 89.20 in a market that has been achieving its upside targets. The index may back and fill a
little bit but will likely break out of the trading range and make its way to the 89.50 mark.
26. Risk
Trading Futures, Options on Futures, and retail off-exchange foreign currency transactions
27. involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. You should carefully
consider whether trading is suitable for you in light of your circumstances, knowledge, and
financial resources. You may lose all or more of your initial investment.