Nov212016
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MONDAY: Anything goes during a holiday shortened trading week, but this one looks like it will get off to a slow start. TUESDAY: More record closing highs and the futures look like they want even more. I’m happy watching for now. WEDNESDAY: THURSDAY: FRIDAY:.
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Nov142016
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MONDAY: Today is the first week of the next 4 years, so…… TUESDAY: This may be the week for a return to normalcy, as the futures are trading flat, following a day with a relatively small trading range and little overall change WEDNESDAY: It looks as if it may be another quiet day and still with a chance to add to all time highs THURSDAY: It looks like it will be another day of quiet trading, even as some more respectable retail sales data and guidance is coming in this morning FRIDAY:. It looks like another relatively quiet day to end a quiet week to end the November 2016 monthly cycle
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Nov62016
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MONDAY: Late night futures had the market up 1.5%, perhaps not coincidentally related to the dark cloud over Clinton being somewhat lifted just days ahead of the final chance to vote TUESDAY: The market clearly didn’t like the idea of an outsider winning the election as it recovered nearly half of the 5% decline of the past 2 months. Trading, to begin Election Day looks flat, but tomorrow morning may be a very different story WEDNESDAY: .Wow. THURSDAY: Yesterday’s session was an eye opening “Wow” in the pre-open futures and then a real “uber-Wow” as trading came to an end, as the market roared back nearly 1100 points from its pre-opening lows. Wow. Today, there may be even more to come. FRIDAY:. What a week. Now it’s time to move on and see what awaits, as the market acquits itself, sitting at all time highs.
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Oct312016
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MONDAY: A big week ahead. Lots of earnings, another big deal, FOMC and Employment Situation Report. TUESDAY: Lots of earnings today and tomorrow as November gets off to its start, with hopes of breaking a 3 month losing streak WEDNESDAY: Another big day ahead with earnings and presumably no FOMC surprise. THURSDAY: The S&P 500 has gone into a stealth 7 day decline, the longest in 5 years, as next week may bring some really important earnings news to give traders a reason to do something, other than participating in the attrition of this recent decline FRIDAY:. Big day possibly, as we await the morning’s Employment Situation Report and see whether the S&P 500 makes in nine consecutive down days.
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Oct242016
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MONDAY: The week looks as if it may get off to a positive start coming on the heels of lots of buyout and merger activity over the weekend, ahead of lots of earnings reports and a GDP release TUESDAY: A decent day yesterday and not obvious weakness in the cards today, as some equally decent guidance comes this morning from the chemical sector. That could be one of the signs that the FOMC will find its justification for moving forward WEDNESDAY: With futures lower this morning, October could be the worst month since January, yet we’re on;y about 2% from all time highs with lots of time for something explosive to come. THURSDAY: Some more mergers hitting the wires this morning as earnings will be front and center before and after the closing bells today FRIDAY:. As we await the GDP release, we also await to see which side of the breakeven line the market will land, as earnings reports this morning and late yesterday afternoon are doing little to move markets
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