Plus, will we have a climb higher?
- Key level for Dow Jones to penetrate?
- The biggest report of the week Wall Street is waiting for?
- Top sector right now?
- These small caps are breaking out!
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Yesterday I gave you a pivot number of 3608. This is the importance of what I do each and every day. The market got above 3608 yesterday morning and never looked back with each consecutive Reference Bar heading higher. Last night the ES added 50 points during Asia and Europe. My pivot number today on the ES (S&P 500 futures) is 3745. Resistance is up at 3665 and support at 3645. I'm not sure the last time I saw a 140 point deviation from one day to the next, but we have several factors going on right now. Click Here to listen to today's TBUZ TV for more. And get today's Pre-Market Planner Numbers here. ~ TBUZ | |
Today is the first day in months that hundreds of opportunities populated my favorite scans. I like what I see, but I also trade by rules to protect my capital. Here's one I like:
STLD (Steel Dynamics) if triggered could reach $84, $89, even $100. Watch for earnings if holding through October. | |
Last week, the Bank of England had to pivot hard on quantitative tightening in order to bail out pension funds (cockroach #1). Now Credit Suisse's chances of going bankrupt are now higher than in 2008. (cockroach #2) And it doesn't stop at two cockroaches — Get ready for more systemic chaos as contradictory central bank policies set into motion a series of events with dire consequences. ► Watch today's video for more. | |
Kind words from our best students: "UUP up 20%. EPV up 6.16%. PSQ up 1.39%" — Raymond H., a follower of Don Yocham's The Daily Pick | |
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