21 Sep
Pre-open eMini S&P 500 Morning Report
Posted in Pre-open Analysis by Bob English at 8:42:33 6 CommentsThe Precise Take – ES trades down into weekly pivot overnight
Leaders Analysis: 30 Year T-Bond futures are flat overnight, with gold and crude down, and the US Dollar up materially, which are all in line with lower equities. The lone dissenter is the EuroYen forex cross, which has strongly advanced through resistance overnight, indicative of increased risk appetite. Whether this is merely temporary overall Yen weakness (the USD is strongest against the Yen this morning), or is a sign of equities strength remains to be seen; however, it is a warning to the equities shorts.
Trading Today: Overnight, the ES has found support around the weekly pivot (low of 1052.00) and, below this level today, we are intraday bearish, watching combined session S2 at 1049.75 and day session S3 at 1046.50 as potential reversal areas. The Leading Indicators report is released at 10:00 am and is the only scheduled news of the day. An upside surprise is more likely to move markets as excitement over the “end of the recession” will build. We’re willing to fade short a move in the daily gap/pivot area, that also contains contract and prior day points of control from 1061.00 to 1063.00, but want to see a quick rejection of the area to stay in the trade. Price lingering in the upper daily range has seen many afternoon rallies recently. If longs can get through 1063.00, there are two potential reversal areas above that will provide formidable resistance, 1065.65 to 1067.75 and 1070.00 to 1073.25. We won’t fade long if the market heads lower until after 10:00 am, waiting to see if a directional move develops, not wishing to…



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on September 21 2009 at 09:03:42
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Paul_L
on September 21 2009 at 16:42:28
How should I use this for SPY, any suggestion like SPY support and resistance? Thanks in advance.
Bob English
on September 21 2009 at 17:20:28
@Paul_L: A quick way to convert ES levels to SPY levels is to divide the ES level by 10 and add or subtract a constant (which will change as the ES futures contract approaches expiration). For this week, and probably next, you would divide by 10 and add 0.45 to get the equivalent SPY levels. Also, if you use TradeStation, you can download our free pivot indicator here and works on all symbols:
http://www.precisioncapmgt.com/free-resources/
Paul_L
on September 21 2009 at 19:51:29
Thank you Bob.
Paul_L
on September 21 2009 at 22:36:51
Hi Bob, new to your blog. Suggestion to use a mid number instead of a range when possible. Paul
Bob English
on September 22 2009 at 10:25:11
May add a midpoint if it is valuable to readers. Range is necessary for our proprietary work. What do you like about the midpoint?