Directional Bias For The Day:
- The futures are sharply up
- S&P 500 has been down for nine consecutive day; last time it did that was on December 11 1980; it advanced for seven consecutive days after that and 19 out of 24
- Odds are for a bounce on law of averages
- The markets are driven more by U.S. presidential election than anything else
Markets Around The World
- Markets in the East were sharply up
- European markets are up after a gap up open and maintaining those levels
- Dollar index and USD/JPY are up; EUR/USD and GBP/USD are down
- Commodities are mixed – copper, crude and NatGas are up; gold and silver are down
Key Levels:
- Critical support levels for S&P 500 are 2100.74, 2084.59, and 2079.62
- Critical resistance levels for S&P 500 are 2114.74, 2124.43, and 2131.45
- Key levels for eMini futures: break above 2112.00, the 4:30 AM high, and break below 2102.75, the low of 7:30 PM on November 6
Pre-Open
- Pre-NYSE session open, futures price action is slightly to the up side; at 8:45 AM, S&P 500 futures were up by +29.50, Dow by +253.00 and NASDAQ by +72.25
- On Friday, at 4:00 PM, S&P future (Dec contract) closed at 2080.25 and the index closed at 2085.18 – a spread of about 5.00 points; futures closed at 2080.00 for the day
The trend and patterns on various time frames for S&P 500 are:
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Previous Session
Dow Transportation Average and Russell 2000 followed the similar trajectory but they closed up for the day. Transportation Average is the best looking technical chart at the moment, relatively speaking.