Prices gapped 1% lower at the open again Friday, this time on horrible April Retail Sales.  However, the bulls stepped in again and led a day-long rally that closed near the highs.  The result was a minimal day with the SPY up 0.46%, the DIA up 0.07%, and QQQ up 0.65%.  VXX fell slightly to 36.60 and the T2122 (4-week High =-Low Ratio) rose back to 68.25, still in the mid-range. 10-year bond yields climbed to 0.644% as money sought bond shelter a bit.  Oil (WTI) continued its strong rally, up over 7.5% again to $29.65/barrel.  For the week all 3 major indices were down.

After the close Friday it was announced that BRKB (Warren Buffett) had reduced its holdings of GS by 84%and JPM (down only 3%), while boosting holdings of PNC.  They also exited positions in TRV and PSX.  In other business news after the bell, JCP filed for bankruptcy protection as expected and now has 2 months to reorganize.

The House passed the Democrats $3 Trillion Relief/Stimulus bill Friday evening.  The White House and Senate Republicans declared it DOA, but the White House also said it would support some new stimulus bill.  So, politics as usual.  Then on Sunday Fed Chair Powell told CBS that jobless rate could top 30%.  However, and assuming there is no second wave of virus, he foresees a steady economic recovery in the second half of 2020, but full recovery won’t happen until there is a vaccine.  He also mentioned a need for more fiscal relief/stimulus, that the Fed will not consider negative rates, and that the full-recovery timeline is likely 2021. Treasury yields overnight suggest the market liked what Powell told 60 Minutes and may rally.

Going into the Week, market sentiment is confused at the moment (unless Powell’s words tipped the scale).  The AAII reported over 50% of individual investors who respond to their weekly survey are bearish (their market outlook over the next 6 months) for the third time in fourth weeks.  Fund Tracker also reports money flowed out of equity funds last week.  However, the Put/Call ratio shows a decline in defensiveness and the survey of Active Investment Money Managers shows a neutral to slightly bullish stance.

On the Virus front itself, the global headline numbers are 4,820,347 confirmed cases and 316,967 deaths.  In an interesting move, India has prohibited bankruptcy filings for a year in addition to raising the insolvency threshold 100-fold.  Japan reported that it had slipped into a recession, even before COVID-19, posting a 7.3% GDP decline in Q4 of 19 and a 3.4% contraction in Q1 of 20.  Finally, later this morning France and Germany will announce a joint initiative covering a wide range of topics, including economic recovery.

In the US, we have 1,527,951 confirmed cases and 90,980 deaths.  Texas’ daily new case numbers has started trending higher again as it opens.  However, some of the other “early opener” states like Georgia are not reporting a change in trend.  AAPL is opening many of its retail stores this week, with visitors required to wear masks and have their temperature checked prior to entry.  On the government front, the US is considering changing the PPP loan rules to allow small businesses to use more (all?) of the money for things other than payroll, while still being forgiven and also giving them longer to obtain the money.

Overnight, Asian markets were mixed but leaned toward the green.  In Europe, we see green across the board so far today.  As of 7:30 am, US futures are following Europe with markets pointing toward a 1%-1.5% gap higher at the open.

There is no major economic news on Monday.  Earnings are also very light with only IGT, SE, and SOHU among large premarket reports.  After the close only BIDU, FTK, and IQ report among large companies.

Jerome Powell may have come to the Bulls rescue again with his Sunday interview.  Futures turned decisively at that point.  However, for the last few weeks markets have been chopping sideways and we are still well within that range.  So, there is no overall trend, but very short-term the bulls seem to have the ball.  High volatility remains in place.  Keep watching the short-term chart in front of you.  Don’t chase or predict, and remain cautious about longer-term swing trades.

Ed

Trade ideas for your consideration and watchlist: CGC, MJ, PINS, OKE, NVAX, CVET, CIEN, TSCO, ILMN, ORLY, LOPE. Trade smart, take profits along the way and trade your plan. Also, don’t forget to check for upcoming earnings. Finally, remember that the stocks/etfs we mention and talk about in the trading room are not recommendations to buy or sell.

🎯 Mike Probst: Rick, Got CTL off the scanner today. Already up 30%. Love it.

🎯 Dick Carp: the scanner paid for the year with HES-thank you

🎯 Arnoldo Bolanos: LTA scanner really works $$, thanks Ed.

🎯 Bob S: LTA is incredible…. I use it … would not trade without it

🎯 Malcolm .: Posted in room 2, @Rick… I used the LTA Scanner to go through hundreds of stocks this weekend and picked out three to trade:  PYPL, TGT, and ZS.   Quality patterns and with my trading, up 24%, 7% and 12%…. this program is gold.

🎯 Friday 6/21/19  (10:09 am) Aaron B: Today, my account is at +190% since January. Thanks, RWO HRC Flash Malcolm Thomas Steve Ed Bob S Bob C Mike P and everyone that contributes every day. I love our job.

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Prices gapped 1% lower at the open on the back of a worse-than-expected initial jobless claims number (3mil vs 2.5mil expected).  However, after the dust settled for 30 minutes the rest of the data was a strong, steady climb with prices closing near the high.  Technically, the SPY and especially DIA seemed to find support off the 50sma and bounced.  However, it is hard to say any of the 3 major indices broke their now 3-day downtrend.  For the day, SPY gained 1.22%, DIA gained 1.69%, and QQQ gained 1.14%.  The VXX was down a bit to 37.67 and 10-year bond yields fell to 0.62%.  Oil (WTI) rallied nearly 10% again to close at $27.73/barrel.

The cause of the day-long rally seems to be two-fold.  First, even though new initial jobless claims were worse than expected, the continuing jobless claims only rose by less than half a million.  This means that although almost 3 million people filed for unemployment this week, over 2.5 million also went back to work.  Secondly, in the inverse logic of markets, bad numbers mean it is more likely we will see more stimulus from both the Fed and fiscal sides of government.  This was reinforced when Fed voter Kashkari told CBS that Congress will have to send Americans more money as he sees the recovery taking 12-18 months.

On the Virus front itself, the global headline numbers are 4,546,070 confirmed cases and 303,863 deaths.  In Germany, the government reported the worst Q1 contraction since the 2008 Financial Crisis and projected a 10% decline in GDP for Q2.  The Russian outbreak continues to run wild as they reported another 11,000 cases again.  In Asia, the virus worry is limited to a few hotspots.  However, India reported another 4,000 new cases and China very recently locked down several cities/provinces again.

In the US, we have 1,457,649 confirmed cases and 86,912 deaths.  Among the fallout, JCP is expected to file for bankruptcy today.  CNBC reports that the White House would now likely support a new round of stimulus checks as proposed by Democrats, but this is not an official announcement and only based on sources.  The House is set to vote on the Democrat’s $3 Trillion bill, but both the Republicans in the Senate and the White House had called it “DOA.” So, again, this all seems to be negotiating tactics in the political theatre.

Overnight, Asian markets were mixed, but the red boards were not that far below break-even.  In Europe, the same is true, but leaning even more to the green side as France and Finland are the only red at this point in the day.  However, as of 7:30 am, US futures are in the red, now pointing to a 0.70% gap lower at the open. 

The major economic news for Friday includes Apr. Retail Sales and NY Fed Mfg. Index (both at 8:30 am), Apr. Industrial Production (9:15 am), Mar. Business Inventories, Mar. JOLTS, Michigan Consumer Sentiment and Mar. Retail Inventories (all at 10 am).  The only major earnings on tap for Friday are JD, PBF, and VFC all before the open.

A bounce off of support helped the bulls Thursday.  However, they were unable to break the 3-day downtrend that has formed this week.  While the bulls are not likely to accept the setback for long, it is Friday and a pause to absorb weekend reopening news might not be a bad thing.  Weekend news on the next round of stimulus and some feedback on new cases during reopening may be something traders want in their pocket before making more big bets.  So, the short-term pullback continues and high volatility remains in place.  Keep watching the short-term chart in front of you.  Don’t chase or predict, and remain cautious about longer-term swing trades.

Ed

No trade ideas for Friday. Trade smart, take profits along the way and trade your plan. Also, don’t forget to check for upcoming earnings. Finally, remember that the stocks/etfs we mention and talk about in the trading room are not recommendations to buy or sell.

🎯 Mike Probst: Rick, Got CTL off the scanner today. Already up 30%. Love it.

🎯 Dick Carp: the scanner paid for the year with HES-thank you

🎯 Arnoldo Bolanos: LTA scanner really works $$, thanks Ed.

🎯 Bob S: LTA is incredible…. I use it … would not trade without it

🎯 Malcolm .: Posted in room 2, @Rick… I used the LTA Scanner to go through hundreds of stocks this weekend and picked out three to trade:  PYPL, TGT, and ZS.   Quality patterns and with my trading, up 24%, 7% and 12%…. this program is gold.

🎯 Friday 6/21/19  (10:09 am) Aaron B: Today, my account is at +190% since January. Thanks, RWO HRC Flash Malcolm Thomas Steve Ed Bob S Bob C Mike P and everyone that contributes every day. I love our job.

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Markets were unable to recover from the gloom (reality?) Fed Chair Powell spread early in the day.  So, the bears had their second day in charge.  The SPY fell 1.77%, the DIA fell 2.21%, and QQQ fell 1.25%.   VXX climbed another 10% back to 39.65 and oddly the T2122 4-week high-low ratio climbed back into overbought territory at 85.37.  The 10-year bond yield was down slightly to 0.654% and Oil (WTI) rose again to $25.70/barrel.

As mentioned, Chair Powell painted a gloomy picture of the economy and, as was expected, he also knocked the idea of negative rates as an unsettled policy without proven benefits while it is proven that it hurts banks and their ability to lend.  GS later made comment on Powell’s testimony saying it fears a second-wave of virus infections and, in that case, they feel the Fed would consider negative rates.  However, like Powell, they also don’t think that action would be very helpful to the economy.  Later, analysts began saying, based on the gloomy picture the Fed members are painting, they now expect the Fed to announce another large QE program at or before its June meeting (which markets would love).

On the Virus front itself, the global headline numbers are 4,452,777 confirmed cases and 298,737 deaths.  In Russia, the runaway spread continues with another day of record new cases (raising it to have the second most cases to the US).  The EU also told its member nations to only receive tourists this summer if their situation allows, including current case trends, having enough testing/tracing capacity, etc.  This was significant because tourism accounts for 10% of the EU’s GDP. Meanwhile, Japan says a treatment trial using recovered patients’ plasma will begin in July.

In the US, we have 1,430,348 confirmed cases and 85,197 deaths. In business, AMZN said it will rollback wage increases and cut overtime rates on May 30 as it feels the hazards have now passed.  (An interesting claim since it also announced separately that it is now designing and will sell face shields for frontline workers.)  However, in a good sign, MA announced it is seeing signs of improvement in consumer spending as charges were down 6% from a year ago, but up 16% from a month ago.

Overnight, Asian markets were all significantly in the red.  In Europe, the same is true will all major markets even more deeply red so far today.  As of 7:30 am, US futures are waiting on the jobless claims number, but are on the red side of flat, now pointing to a 0.20%-0.40% gap higher at the open. 

The major economic news for Thursday is limited to Apr. Imports / Exports and Weekly Jobless Claims (both at 8:30 am) and 2 more Fed speakers.  Major earnings reports are also very light with JWN and NCLH reporting before the open and AMAT, CVET, and NLOK reporting after the close.. 

A small dose of reality has hit the bulls in the last couple of days.  Those losses make the last month look both choppy and range-bound in retrospect.  Don’t expect this setback to last long as every day more businesses and areas of the country reopen.  However, the prospect of a second wave caused by poor adherence to guidelines will loom for months, even if it does not materialize.  So, the short-term pullback continues and volatility remains high.  Continue to focus on the short-term chart in front of you.  Don’t chase or predict, and remain cautious about longer-term swing trades.

Ed

Trade Ideas for your consideration and watchlist today: No trade ideas for Thursday. Trade smart, take profits along the way and trade your plan. Also, don’t forget to check for upcoming earnings. Finally, remember that the stocks/etfs we mention and talk about in the trading room are not recommendations to buy or sell.

🎯 Mike Probst: Rick, Got CTL off the scanner today. Already up 30%. Love it.

🎯 Dick Carp: the scanner paid for the year with HES-thank you

🎯 Arnoldo Bolanos: LTA scanner really works $$, thanks Ed.

🎯 Bob S: LTA is incredible…. I use it … would not trade without it

🎯 Malcolm .: Posted in room 2, @Rick… I used the LTA Scanner to go through hundreds of stocks this weekend and picked out three to trade:  PYPL, TGT, and ZS.   Quality patterns and with my trading, up 24%, 7% and 12%…. this program is gold.

🎯 Friday 6/21/19  (10:09 am) Aaron B: Today, my account is at +190% since January. Thanks, RWO HRC Flash Malcolm Thomas Steve Ed Bob S Bob C Mike P and everyone that contributes every day. I love our job.

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Markets were rattled as they digested CPI falling in the largest drop since the 2008 financial crisis.  (Fear being that the Fed may feel the need to act to curb deflation, thus turning off the faucet.)  The SPY also failed at previous high resistance for the third straight day.  By day end, all 3 major indices printed large, ugly Bearish Engulfing candles.  On the day the SPY fell 2.03%, the DIA fell 1.90%, and the QQQ fell 2.09%.  The VXX jumped 10% as you’d expect to close at 35.95.  At the same time, 10 10-year bond yield fell to 0.667 and Oil (WTI) climbed to $25.34/barrel.

During the day there was a fair bit of news out of Capitol Hill.  St. Louis Fed President Bullard warned of business failures on a grand scale (if the shutdown persists) and Dallas Fed President Kaplan said there will be a need for more fiscal stimulus as jobless rates continue to rise.  On cue, House Democrats put forward another $3 trillion relief bill, which includes $1 trillion for state and local governments, $1,200 more per person in family relief, $200 billion for essential worker hazard pay, etc.  However, this bill was known to be dead on arrival in the Senate and was primarily meant to force Republicans to put their own ideas on paper to start negotiations.  Dr. Fauci (NIH) also testified that he is concerned that if states open too quickly the country risks multiple outbreaks and a setback in the economic recovery. 

In business news, BA released word that customers had canceled orders for another 108 of their 737 Max planes in April. The company still has a 4,800-plane backorder list, but cancellations are accelerating and BA said they expect one of the major US Airlines (their customers) to declare bankruptcy before year-end (likely voiding that carrier’s orders).  Elsewhere, 13 state Attorneys General have called for AMZN to provide data on employees who have tested positive or died, while asking the company to reinstate its policy of unlimited unpaid time off and sick leave related to the virus.

On the Virus front itself, the global headline numbers are 4,361,654 confirmed cases and 293,287 deaths.  In Europe, Italy reported a second straight day of uptick in new cases.  Spain announced it will keep borders closed until July.  France also extended its state of emergency through July 10, but easing measures remain in place.  In the UK, Finance Minister told Parliament that they project the country will fall into a significant recession this year but also reported a contraction that was less than expected last month.  Meanwhile, in Asian, India has passed a $266 billion virus relief bill and released 17,000 prisoners to curb prison outbreaks.  Finally, China is scrambling to retest the entire city of Wuhan to curb its new outbreak.  They said they will test all 11 million residents over the next 10 days.  They have also locked down cities in the North (near North Korea) where clusters of new cases have been found.

In the US, we have 1,408,636 confirmed cases and 83,425 deaths.  New Orleans announced that face coverings will be mandatory when they start to reopen on Saturday.  Meanwhile, Los Angeles announced it expects to remain under lockdown for at least a few more months.  Finally, Illinois reported over 4,000 new cases on Tuesday, a record high.  However, this may be due to also performing a record number of tests (29,000) on the day.

Overnight, Asian markets were again mixed.  The moves were smaller again as well, with the exception of India which was up 2% on their stimulus news.  In Europe, markets are strongly red across the board at this point in the day.  As of 7:30 am, US futures are on the green side of flat, now pointing to a 0.20%-0.50% gap higher at the open. 

Fed Chair Powell speaks today (9 am) and is expected to shut down any talk of negative rates even after the President tweeted again that the US should have negative rates. However, the other major economic news for Wednesday is limited to Apr. PPI (8:30 am) and Oil Inventories (10:30 am).  Major earnings reports are also light with SNE and ARCO reporting before the open and CSCO, FLO, STE, and OII reporting after the close.

The trend remains bullish, but ugly candles Tuesday prove that overhead resistance is significant.  Markets seem to be pausing as analysts and experts continue to express fear over the strength of the economic recovery and the risks reopening poses.  So, a pullback may be in order short-term.  Either way, we are likely to keep seeing volatility every day.  So, focus on the short-term chart in front of you.  Don’t chase and remain cautious about longer-term swing trades, unless you can take some short-term pain. 

Ed

Trade Ideas for your consideration and watchlist today: No trade ideas for Wednesday. Trade smart, take profits along the way and trade your plan. Also, don’t forget to check for upcoming earnings. Finally, remember that the stocks/etfs we mention and talk about in the trading room are not recommendations to buy or sell.

🎯 Mike Probst: Rick, Got CTL off the scanner today. Already up 30%. Love it.

🎯 Dick Carp: the scanner paid for the year with HES-thank you

🎯 Arnoldo Bolanos: LTA scanner really works $$, thanks Ed.

🎯 Bob S: LTA is incredible…. I use it … would not trade without it

🎯 Malcolm .: Posted in room 2, @Rick… I used the LTA Scanner to go through hundreds of stocks this weekend and picked out three to trade:  PYPL, TGT, and ZS.   Quality patterns and with my trading, up 24%, 7% and 12%…. this program is gold.

🎯 Friday 6/21/19  (10:09 am) Aaron B: Today, my account is at +190% since January. Thanks, RWO HRC Flash Malcolm Thomas Steve Ed Bob S Bob C Mike P and everyone that contributes every day. I love our job.

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The week started with a small gap lower, but the bulls stepped in quickly to lead a slow and steady recovery to the highs by mid-afternoon.  However, the last 2 hours were a bit of a roller coaster ride that ended the day near where we closed Friday.  That said, the tech names helped the NASDAQ outperform Monday.  On the day the SPY was up 0.06%, the DIA down 0.44%, and the QQQ up 0.89%.  VXX fell more than expected to 32.70 and the T2122 also fell sharply to 72.11, once again outside of the overbought area.  The 10-year bond yield rose to 0.71% while Oil (WTI) was flat at $24.73/barrel.

In relief/political news, it was announced Monday that there is now a Republican co-sponsor and 2-3 Republican Senators “almost willing” to support a bill sending $500 billion in money to state and local governments.  Meanwhile, on the House side, they have pushed off any vote for another relief bill until at least Friday (perhaps waiting on the Senate).  Finally, Dr. Fauci (NIH) will be testifying to the Senate as Congress begins their oversight hearings of virus and relief programs. On top of that, the Fed will also start its corporate bond-buying program today by buying specific ETFs (that hold bonds downgraded during virus).  There was no word on which ETFs they will buy.

On the Virus front itself, the global headline numbers are 4,274,648 confirmed cases and 287,670 deaths.  In Asia, the uptick continues with clusters of new cases found in China (including Wuhan), South Korea, Japan, and Singapore.  The good news there is that the clusters are small-enough and testing/tracing capability large enough in those places that the “uptick” at least has the strong potential to be stopped before it becomes widespread.

In the US, we have 1,385,893 confirmed cases and 81,796 deaths.  New York state announced that 3 of its rural regions are ready to open on Friday.  In the oil patch, pipeline company ETP said about 25% of US shale fields that had been shut down have now been turned back on at least in the Permian Basin. Meanwhile, in CA, TSLA reopened its Fremont plant in spite of County Health Department orders.  The Governor of CA said he was unaware but will look into the matter, but city and county law enforcement did not intervene.

Overnight, Asian markets were mixed, but mostly red for Tuesday.  Again, this was mostly on small moves (closer to flat), with the exceptions of Hong Kong and Australia, which were both down over a percent.  In Europe, markets are mixed so far, but on the green side, with only the FTSE (+0.96%) near a 1% move.  As of 7:30 am, US futures are on the green side of flat, now pointing to a 0.20% gap higher at the open. 

The major economic news for Tuesday includes Apr. CPI (8:30 am), FOMC Speakers (Harker and Quarles both at 10 am), 10-yr Bond Auction (1 pm), Apr. Budget Bal (2 pm), and FOMC Speaker (Mester at 5 pm).  However, among major companies, AGN, DUK, HMC, IR, MAC, and VSH also all report before the open.

The bulls still have control of the momentum.  However, resistance is close overhead and it seems like markets are showing some caution, perhaps due to fear about the speed or strength of the reopening.  Keep in mind that we are seeing volatility every day, with a lot of gaps and reversal action.  So, focus on the short-term chart in front of you.  Don’t chase and remain cautious about longer-term swing trades, unless you can take some short-term pain.  However, the trend is clearly bullish.

Ed

Trade Ideas for your consideration and watchlist today: MGNX, LXRX, MYGN, BECN, TLRY, JAZZ, FRPT, DISH, MUR, AMLP. Trade smart, take profits along the way and trade your plan. Also, don’t forget to check for upcoming earnings. Finally, remember that the stocks/etfs we mention and talk about in the trading room are not recommendations to buy or sell.

🎯 Mike Probst: Rick, Got CTL off the scanner today. Already up 30%. Love it.

🎯 Dick Carp: the scanner paid for the year with HES-thank you

🎯 Arnoldo Bolanos: LTA scanner really works $$, thanks Ed.

🎯 Bob S: LTA is incredible…. I use it … would not trade without it

🎯 Malcolm .: Posted in room 2, @Rick… I used the LTA Scanner to go through hundreds of stocks this weekend and picked out three to trade:  PYPL, TGT, and ZS.   Quality patterns and with my trading, up 24%, 7% and 12%…. this program is gold.

🎯 Friday 6/21/19  (10:09 am) Aaron B: Today, my account is at +190% since January. Thanks, RWO HRC Flash Malcolm Thomas Steve Ed Bob S Bob C Mike P and everyone that contributes every day. I love our job.

Hit and Run Candlesticks / Road To Wealth Youtube videos

Disclosure: We do not act on all trades we mention, and not all mentions acted on the day of the mention. All trades we mention are for your consideration only.

Free YouTube Education  •  Subscription Plans • Private 2-Hour Coaching

DISCLAIMER: Investing / Trading involves significant financial risk and is not suitable for everyone. No communication from Hit and Run Candlesticks Inc, its affiliates or representatives is not financial or trading advice. All information provided by Hit and Run Candlesticks Inc, its affiliates and representatives are intended for educational purposes only. You are advised to test any new trading approach before implementing it.  Past performance does not guarantee future results.  Terms of Service