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The market is very weak and sold off into the CPI report coming tomorrow morning. While there might be a surprise move with that, the overall direction is down and I am seeing TSLA lead the way.
The market is very weak and sold off into the CPI report coming tomorrow morning. While there might be a surprise move with that, the overall direction is down and I am seeing TSLA lead the way.
Recently the SPY has been following in lockstep the patterns that happened in 2008 before the crash. With CPI tomorrow, it will be fascinating to see if those similarities continue. My read on the UVXY and from 2008 says that we should wait just a little longer before seeing the market really roll over, but it looks like it’s coming. TSLA is leading the way to the short side and I think big names like AAPL and COST are next.
Since the beginning of the week, we have been preparing for the all important CPI report Thursday morning. Well, today the ES reset itself by trading back to the weekly open in preparation for the same. Will it be up or down? Of course that would be great to know but we can prepare for it with some targets for either and possibly both sides.
The ES opened the week @ 3750 and is trading there again ahead of the meaningful CPI number tomorrow. I’ll try to interpret the charts but remind us all that anything can happen tomorrow morning on the report. Meanwhile, Corn remains soft and Cocoa bid. Energy is taking a breath and the Treasuries appear ready for a bounce.
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