Gold
Gold at break even at the start of the day as investors try to interpret demand this week. This is the only metal that is mostly unfazed by the recent news in China as silver and other metals drop. The metal could still retrace on weakness in China, and the $2,600 support level could still be tested.
-Frank
Gold at break even at the start of the day as investors try to interpret demand this week. This is the only metal that is mostly unfazed by the recent news in China as silver and other metals drop. The metal could still retrace on weakness in China, and the $2,600 support level could still be tested.
-Frank
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Blue chips look the strongest on the EdgeFinder today. Nearing the all time highs again, price could test that level again today or tomorrow depending on the news. FOMC meeting minutes is today and will likely have no impact the stock sentiment. Tomorrowβs CPI will have an impact on price action. Higher CPI could be negative for market sentiment as it may suggest the Fed made a mistake in cutting too early. However, with oil prices down 15% from the summer highs, tomorrowβs CPI report may actually come in lower than last month.
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Gold is now printing a bearish score on he EdgeFinder post CPI news in the US. What brought so much demand into this metal earlier in the year was the expectation of a number of 50 bps rate cuts to weaken the dollar over time. Now that inflation proves to be more sticky than wanted, the Fed may have to reel back on heavy cuts in the future.
Despite oil's major tumble in the summer, CPI y/y managed to come in 0.1% higher than expectations. Core prices did not move, but were still higher than expectations. Core does not include food and energy into the metric, so oil's price isn't considered for the measurement. This means prices of food and energy were higher than expectations while everything else did not move in price.
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Despite oil's major tumble in the summer, CPI y/y managed to come in 0.1% higher than expectations. Core prices did not move, but were still higher than expectations. Core does not include food and energy into the metric, so oil's price isn't considered for the measurement. This means prices of food and energy were higher than expectations while everything else did not move in price.
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The S&P is just a little off the all time highs after this news. A question looming in every investor's mind is whether or not the Fed took action too quickly. CPI obviously did not meet our expectations, but there are some things to consider.
CPI y/y did fall from last month, just not as much as we wanted it to (from 2.5% to 2.4%). Month-over-month stayed the same with Core unchanged as well. Core has been sticky all year, so any sort of rate cut seemed unnecessary, but everyone wanted it to relieve the labor market.
-Frank
CPI y/y did fall from last month, just not as much as we wanted it to (from 2.5% to 2.4%). Month-over-month stayed the same with Core unchanged as well. Core has been sticky all year, so any sort of rate cut seemed unnecessary, but everyone wanted it to relieve the labor market.
-Frank
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The value play is still very much in tact according to the EdgeFinder. Although we are expecting less aggressive cuts going into the end of the year, blue chips are still in high demand. This is likely due to the overwhelming demand in dividend stocks in the past few weeks.
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Retail behavior is little changed since Monday: still short DOW, SPX. NASDAQ now mixed, gold mixed. Oil being the top bought asset could be bearish news for the price as it may be too early to suggest that a true reversal has come.
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Gold Daily Chart:
Price action continues to look bullish, despite my concerns that fundamentally we may be nearing a top.
The reason I say that is because recent jobs data, economic reports (PMI) and CPI all contributed to a stronger US dollar, which I think could continue.
This recent continuation for gold to the upside was helped by the cooler print for PPI on Thursday, as well as election and middle east uncertainty.
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Price action continues to look bullish, despite my concerns that fundamentally we may be nearing a top.
The reason I say that is because recent jobs data, economic reports (PMI) and CPI all contributed to a stronger US dollar, which I think could continue.
This recent continuation for gold to the upside was helped by the cooler print for PPI on Thursday, as well as election and middle east uncertainty.
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With little news events this week in the US, sentiment from last NFP and inflation data could carry over to this week. Volatility may be lower than the previous weeks, but we do have key earnings to watch out for. Will still be looking to have some spreads on the market if I find an opportunity.
-Frank
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Sentiment this week started off optimistic especially in the tech space as we look forward to earnings kick off. This week, however, there are a handful of financial earnings reports. Since we do not have any significant USD news coming up this week, all markets are likely to drift higher on any kind of solid earnings growth.
-Frank
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With a neutral reading on the EdgeFinder, gold still hovers between all time highs and the $2,600 level of support. With lower inflation data last week and possibly strong earnings growth this quarter, demand might shift away from gold and more into the stock market.
The metal still seems bullish in the long run due to more devaluing of the dollar, but this week might not result in much higher prices on gold. Especially if sentiment switches further from risk-off and tensions in the Middle East ease, a healthy pullback on gold seems probable.
-Frank
The metal still seems bullish in the long run due to more devaluing of the dollar, but this week might not result in much higher prices on gold. Especially if sentiment switches further from risk-off and tensions in the Middle East ease, a healthy pullback on gold seems probable.
-Frank
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