Stock Market Rally May be Over
Stock-Markets / Stock Market 2017 Jul 11, 2017 - 02:43 PM GMTSPX futures are breaking down to the trendline, but may not have crossed it yet. SPX passed the 12.9 market day interval for its decline yesterday afternoon. There may be either 8.6 more days, taking the SPX to July 20 (the day before options expiration) or another 12.9 days taking the SPX to the Wednesday following Options expiration. Either way, it may be a wild ride.
ZeroHedge reports, “U.S. index futures point slightly lower open. Asian shares rose while stocks in Europe fell as energy producers got caught in a downdraft in oil prices and reversed an earlier gain after Goldman unexpectedly warned that WTI could slide below $40 absent "show and awe" from OPEC. The dollar rose, hitting a four-month high against the yen and bonds and top emerging market currencies were back under pressure on Tuesday, following last week’s hawkish rhetoric from central bankers.”
NDX also appears to have completed its correction to Short-term resistance. It has completed 21.5 days in the down trend and is likely to make its low within a day of the SPX.
While VIX has declined beneath its 50-day Moving Average, it remains on an aggressive buy (SPX sell) signal. VIX futures are starting to gain traction this morning.
While TNX is higher this morning, it may not necessarily make new highs.
USD is weaker this morning and may resume its decline. This may bolster the case for a larger decline in SPX and TNX.
I will be away from the office for the better part of the day. I hope to give a progress report later this afternoon.
Regards,
Tony
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