Equities Uptrend Weakened by Surging Crude Oil
Stock-Markets / US Stock Markets May 02, 2008 - 05:27 PM GMT
In just about the past 24 hours, crude oil prices have rocketed from a corrective low of $110.30 to this AM's intraday high at $116.18 so far- just a 5% gain, that's all! So far, the rally in oil, an ETF of which is the US Oil Trust (AMEX: USO), has recovered about 60% of the prior decline from the all-time high at $119.93 to yest.'s low at $110.30. If June crude hurdles and sustains above $116.20, then I will be expecting a retest of $119.93.
Meanwhile, as oil prices climb vertically, the e-SPM appears to have entered a correction of the upleg from Wed.'s pullback low at 1382.25 to this AM's high at 1427.00. A break below 1408 will argue for additional weakness into the 1400-1398 target zone.
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