Emini FuturesCast / The Daily Pod 06/03/11
June 3, 2011 at 5:16 PM (QQQQ)(DIA)(SPY)(SLV)(GLD)
Attention CFRN Shoppers / Blue Light Special Ends At Midnight!
Today we took the new toy out for a spin. Awesome! Skimmed over the 3 Forces with a promise to take a deeper look next week and even though we banged the drum for 2:14:09 exactly, I forgot to write show notes and for the life of me I'm not exactly sure what we talked about for 2hours 14 minutes and 9 seconds. We hit all the regular spots from the S&P to the Euro but if you really want to know what was said, you'll just have to pop in those earbuds, settle back, and enjoy the ride.
E-Mini S&P 500: Jobs shrink and the Market sinks!
The E-Mini S&P 500 did succumb to a discouraging Unemployment Report today! The Non-Farm Payrolls report had shown 54,000 jobs added in May. This was the worst reading since last September. Analysts had expected payrolls to increase to 150,000. It is thought that the energy prices rising and the earthquake in Japan may have influenced the jobs situation. The US Jobless rate has risen to 9.1 , hardly progress for an economy desperately needing to create growth and stability. The E-Mini S&P 500 was not able to shrug this report off in the midst of economic reports recently that were less than stellar. The E-Mini S&P 500 crumbled at 7:30 AM CST reaching the low of the day $1294.50. Fortunately, the Institute for Supply Management Report came out at 9:00 AM CST showing the index rising to 54.6 last month from 52.8 in April. It came in slightly better than the forecasted 54.0. The report seemed to stall the descent in the market. In the meantime, analysts were trying to figure out if this is a “soft patch” or “bump in the road”! Well isn’t everything really. It is only a matter of price action and timing. To measure the price action and timing is a matter of referencing the typical mean curve or averages. The US Dollar was not immune to the reports. The dollar weakened to $73.725 giving the Gold and Copper support. The S&P’s energy sector was up 0.8 . JP Morgan Chase & Co. was up 0.7 and Bank of America was up 0.5 . While the big picture may potentially show the market descending to lower lows, there may be a pause and/or temporary bounce on the horizon.
Monday, we have no major US Reports due out!
At the beginning of today's broadcast we noted that the markets were attempting to rally but the S&P would most likely run into some "turbulence" at 1308 based on our Sentiment Indicator. Here's how it played out...
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Last night at the Partner's Meeting we covered in-depth "Trading Naked". Using only 1 indicator the CFMA1, produces consistent and reliable results. The chart posted below is Today's Price Action using the exact technique we taught last night.
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