Posted earlier elsewhere, my Market Pre-Market Observations, sharing with AGET friends to see if it can help you too--
9:25AM, Monday, 27 March 2006-- Overall market looks somewhat stationary or flat. Europe down a little this morning could drift us a little lower today too? NY Gold, other metals continue to be the hot commodities. NY Energies drifting down a little today.
It might grow a little quieter as the market watches, waits for comments from FOMC meeting. Tuesday it is expecting interest rate increase again. Future FED policy comments are biggest element of uncertainty right now. (I don't see them willing to stop rate increases quite yet.)
My goal this week (scenario building) is to observe the US overall markets to see if they can establish greater stability, limited drawdown or pullbacks. If by the end of the week we don't get anything really negative happen, I fully think odds are still respectable we could witness another push to newer recent highs in things like Dow Industrial, NY Composite, Valueline, Russell 3000, etc. The S&P looks ok but it still has some key resistance not broken that challenges it a little. Once it clears its area conjestion it is home free for more advances too.
If we follow the example of the European markets this week, they seem a vulnerable to some profit-taking early this week, then maybe another attempt to push their trends up again. Consequently, our US stock markets-- US lagging, not leading world markets right now-- may hesitiate earlier too, but, most probably, rebound by Thursday or Friday, as well, or this is part of my scenario building logic.
It might grow a little quieter as the market watches, waits for comments from FOMC meeting. Tuesday it is expecting interest rate increase again. Future FED policy comments are biggest element of uncertainty right now. (I don't see them willing to stop rate increases quite yet.)
My goal this week (scenario building) is to observe the US overall markets to see if they can establish greater stability, limited drawdown or pullbacks. If by the end of the week we don't get anything really negative happen, I fully think odds are still respectable we could witness another push to newer recent highs in things like Dow Industrial, NY Composite, Valueline, Russell 3000, etc. The S&P looks ok but it still has some key resistance not broken that challenges it a little. Once it clears its area conjestion it is home free for more advances too.
If we follow the example of the European markets this week, they seem a vulnerable to some profit-taking early this week, then maybe another attempt to push their trends up again. Consequently, our US stock markets-- US lagging, not leading world markets right now-- may hesitiate earlier too, but, most probably, rebound by Thursday or Friday, as well, or this is part of my scenario building logic.
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