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The NASDAQ is trying to gain ground as we oscillate above a long term trend line for support on the 1W timeframe. This trend was started in January of 2023 and has served as strong support once already. The trend line is a major level of support and a key indicator in the tech index’s direction. If we close underneath that level, maybe the 200 Week moving average is the next stop. That would be around the $14,000s, about 20% lower. If we hold this level, then I think we test the $18,300s resistance.
-Frank
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Although I maintain a bullish stance on gold, its performance is currently influenced by the equities markets. At present, both are moving in tandem, which is unusual. In a true market sell-off, everything tends to fall, and it might take gold some time to recover from such an event. Currently, gold is aligned with a trend line from February and the 50-day moving average. As we approach a key decision point, many trades seem poised for either a bounce or a break.
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Gold’s score increased by 1 point to +8 today on the EdgeFinder. We are holding the zone of support that has proven to be strong in the past on a rising trend line, but we still struggle below the all time highs in the $2,400s. It looks like there is a wedge forming on the 1D timeframe too. If price can break above the area of resistance I highlighted and close above, we may have another shot at the highs. It’s all about whether it can hold here above $2,370s.
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The NASDAQ opened strong today, with no bearish challenge in sight. The absence of a downside wick indicates consistent buying from the US and Asian markets since the opening bell. I've identified a significant resistance zone where the market might face a test before making its next move.

As we approach this zone, keep an eye out for potential breakouts, but beware of false signals. If the resistance holds and the market reverses, we may see a retest of the lower trend line.

Today's candle mirrors the behavior we observed last Wednesday when the NASDAQ surged 4%. A similar 4% move today would bring us right to that resistance zone.

In summary, stay vigilant for a bear market rally and be prepared to trade both directions. Wait for confirmation of a break above or below the trend line before committing to a longer-term position.

-Frank
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USDJPY has been the bread winner this year until recent. The Bank of Japan surprisingly hiked rates in the last meeting and suggested a flip in monetary policy sentiment for the two currencies. As the US may be seeing an aggressive cut in rates, Japan remains hawkish.

The pair is now a -11 indicating a very bearish reading. If the yen continues to find value over the dollar, bearish sentiment will likely grow in the stock market.

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Jobless claims expectations were 241K and ended up being 233K. This is a beat by 8K claims. Investors may take this as relief, but US unemployment rate is still at 4.3%. The market is buying back very aggressively this morning and this week in general.

However, this doesn't mean that we won't give it all back by the end of the day. A 400-600 point move is not surprising anymore on the NASDAQ now that the VIX is in the $20s. Price could come up to test resistance around the falling trend line before another decision is made.
-Frank
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Bonds and stocks have diverged in their price action, with bond prices falling while indices surge today. Rising yields now seem to signal that the economy is stable.

However, I'm not convinced that a small beat in jobless claims is enough to justify a +700 point move in the NASDAQ. Investors anticipate rate cuts either this year or next, and the overall trend of falling yields should increase the value of bonds. Despite this, bond prices have dropped 5% from their highs earlier this week, suggesting we might be in for another wave of volatility.

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Retail traders are only short on the S&P, while they remain long on the NASDAQ, Russell, US Oil, and DAX. Gold has been hovering in a neutral range for some time now.

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Retail sentiment is increasingly bullish on the NASDAQ, while COT data remains choppy. Typically, retail traders look to enter when they anticipate a reversal, but this behavior suggests that a reversal may not be imminent.

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Unemployment claims have been fairly average, with no clear trend emerging. Yet, investors seem to be placing significant focus on this data.

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It's a quiet day in the markets this Friday after an 800 point move on the NASDAQ yesterday. We are wrapping up another earnings week and digesting the latest jobs data from unemployment claims that came in lower than expected. Usually, stocks don't react much to claims data, so this suggests that the market is now highly sensitive to labor numbers.

However, next week is going to be very important with the latest CPI data rolling out on Wednesday. Core and CPI m/m are expected to rise while CPI y/y forecasts to be unchanged at 3%. Investors might not care what these numbers are because they all believe the Fed will still cut regardless by 50 basis points now. This can change leading up to September, but investors want to see the Fed start alleviating borrowing costs to help out the labor market.
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Lower inflation data could indicate that the Fed is more comfortable with a September cut which I think could help boost stock market optimism. A higher inflation or stubborn inflation could make investors question if we will even get a cut this soon.

There is a chance that by next Wednesday, we could see the test either up at resistance in the $18,600s range or a drop back below the 200 DMA. Lots of factors leading up to this September meeting, and the clues along the way are going to drive market upside or downside.
- Frank
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