Time period cycles also recur with uncanny regularity. The cause of this is unknown but some have speculated that it is either innate biological time clocks in humans, or it is planetary in nature,since the movements of the big planets are highly correlated with stock movements. Recent studies point out electromagnetic radiation from the stars… Read More » The post Nifty and Bank Nifty Gann and Astro Dates for Month of December 2021 appeared first on Bramesh's Technical Analysis. [Read More...]
Oil up after OPEC+, Gold Slipping, Bitcoin Stable
OPEC+ puts temporary floor under oil prices Oil prices are up a little over 2% at the end of the week, buoyed by the caveat in the OPEC+ statement that allows them to make immediate adjustments before the next meeting should they see fit once more information on Omicron is available. The group has previously stated that winter surges were baked into their forecasts but Omicron threatens to be much more than that if it evades vaccines and the flexibility was probably necessary to keep all parties on board with raising output as planned in January. Whether it will be utilized will depend on the data in the coming weeks. Oil may have bottomed for now, with price drops towards the lows being met with fear of … [Read More...]
Yield Curve Not Inflationist’s Friend
FEEDThe yield curve is flattening I don’t cheer-lead a given view, but if I were to do that I’d be cheering for a yield curve flattener to put a correction to inflationist dogmatists quoting von Mises to the herds and otherwise sloganeering about inflation and a “commodity super cycle” (that term is pure promo). Well,Read More 0 Comments [Read More...]
Dogecoin falls 36% and rallies as DOGE looks for massive reversal to $0.39
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Commodities and Cryptos: Oil rallies, Gold holds onto gains post NFP, Bitcoin hovers
Oil Crude prices extended gains after a mixed payroll report showed the labor market recovery is moderating but still headed in the right direction. The Omicron variant continues to be the key to short-term crude demand outlook and the latest updates have been mixed. A South African study showed that Omicron reinfection risk is 3X higher. The study of 2.8 million positive COVID samples in South Africa showed the Omicron mutation has a substantial ability to evade immunity from prior infection. As Omicron spreads across the US, energy traders can’t forget about Delta as hospital admissions are increasing across 39 states. The aftermath of the OPEC+ meeting on output has many traders believe that if Omicron poses a bigger risk to the short-term crude demand, that would … [Read More...]
Dow, Nasdaq 100, S&P 500 Forecasts for the Week Ahead
Stocks stumbled as Omicron and FOMC policy became focal points, and this may lead to a deeper pullback as equities incorporate these new risk factors. [Read More...]
BANK Nifty Analysis as Omicron Cases Detected in India
As Discussed in Last Analysis As we have expiry tommrow and Neptune being an Outer Plannet has turned Direct today so once we are above 36450 we can see rally towards 36610/36774/36900. Bears will have chance below 36285 for a move back to 36125/35964. As we have seen a close above 36450 waiting for the… Read More » The post BANK Nifty Analysis as Omicron Cases Detected in India appeared first on Bramesh's Technical Analysis. [Read More...]
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NFP React: Stocks lower after soft NFP report and Omicron jitters, No one named an FX manipulator
US stocks declined after a soft employment report and as traders remain on edge over the uncertainty with the Omicron variant. The next couple of weeks will remain volatile as the focus falls on the latest inflation report, the December 15th FOMC meeting, and further clarity on the impact with the Omicron variant. A record ISM Services reading did not excite traders, perhaps they focused more so on the supplier deliver delays, wage increases, and labor shortages. Technology stocks are getting hit hard as Facebook, Microsoft, and Square sell-off. Didi shares fell on delisting plans and that raised the risk that other Chinese companies would follow. NFP The US economy is adding jobs at a slower pace as employers are starting to have success luring people … [Read More...]
Morning Post 11/12/2021 SPX
“In a world gone mad” – used to be a metaphor Good vs evil On to the lie – In the game of slaughter the shorts there are few shorts left. I bet this last run off the lows left a few in critical condition. They’re free market fuel for Fed manipulation. Defying reality as the lipstick on the pig is the market, and the Fed is it’s master. More to come below. Have a good day. GL and GB! [Read More...]
VeChain coiled and ready to break out to $0.21
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Gold Price Forecast – XAU/USD Testing Big Level of ‘Hidden’ Support
Gold has been generally weak and at a big level; a price pattern on the short-term chart is seen as dictating the next move. [Read More...]
GBP/JPY – A major test below
Can it turn things around? It’s been a rough time for the pound, particularly against the yen and this week has seen it cross into bearish territory. The pair had been on a strong uptrend but a weakening of the UK economy and pared-back interest rate expectations for the Bank of England started the decline from the highs which was finished off last Friday by the Omicron announcement. Since then it’s been on a sharp trajectory lower and now, having fallen through major support levels, it’s a case of how far it can drop. Of course, this depends heavily on the scientific data on the new variant in the coming weeks but for now, it’s not looking good. It is running into … [Read More...]
The Possibility of the Tail Wagging the Dog
Photo Credit: miketransreal || Truly when the small seems big, and the big seems small, reality may intrude and reverse matters Today I tweeted: Fed's Preferred Libor Replacement: SOFR Rate Drop Fuels Jitters Over Transfer https://t.co/oqHADuh2YZ As SOFR gets bigger it could screw up short-term lending markets.— David Merkel (@AlephBlog) October 21, 2021 What I am about to say is speculative. For the last nine years, I have thought that the move away from LIBOR could be a case of “The cure is worse than the disease.” If you are going to have an index for short-term lending it can be created in a few ways: Off of surveys, like LIBOR.Off of transactions, like SOFR [Secured Overnight Financing … [Read More...]
Who Packed Your Parachute
Charles Plumb was a US Navy jet pilot in Vietnam. After 75 combat missions, his plane was destroyed by a surface-to-air missile. Plumb ejected and parachuted into enemy hands. He was captured and spent 6 years in a communist Vietnamese prison. He survived the ordeal and now lectures on lessons learned from that experience! One… Read More » The post Who Packed Your Parachute appeared first on Bramesh's Technical Analysis. [Read More...]
Market Insights Podcast (Episode 270)
OANDA Senior Market Analyst Craig Erlam reviews the week’s market news and looks ahead to the next seven days with Jonny Hart. They discussed the US jobs report, oil following the OPEC+ decision, lira after multiple interventions and the week ahead. [Read More...]
That’s Why Big Bucks
FEEDWhere is what the multi-million dollar salary professionals on Wall Street were telling their clients with respect to Docusign. Not a single “Sell”. Not one. [Read More...]
Morning Post 12/3/2021 SPX
Crazy town. Never thought for a second we’d allow the presidential election to be stolen so we could be destroyed by a senile puppet. Good vs evil On to the lie – Minis swinging wildly again overnight.. Recovered over 30 points to be up 4. So that 50/100 area has held twice. Let’s see if my consolidation thought works or not. Xmas quote – “What if Christmas, he thought, doesn’t come from a store. What if Christmas…perhaps…means a little bit more!” More to come below. Have a good day. GL and GB! [Read More...]
Floki Inu breaks out taking the lead as Dogecoin and Shiba Inu lag behind
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Week Ahead – Volatility to remain
Omicron and central banks to dominate The past week has been dominated by Omicron news as we all try to piece together the limited information we have and determine what it all means for the coming months. So much is still unknown and so the volatility and seesaw action we’ve seen this week may continue until we get a better idea of the threat posed by the new variant. The RBA and BoC both hold meetings next week and will likely be armed with little more information than OPEC+ had on Thursday, which makes the job of providing reliable guidance extremely challenging. Even the Fed, ECB and BoE the week after will find life difficult and two of them were expected to announce tightening measures prior … [Read More...]
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