Post by kryptos2009 on Sept 24, 2010 8:23:57 GMT -5
Here is the PP Daily Thread (PPDT) data.
XLF PP=14.31
MP=14.36 R1=14.41 MP=14.51 R2=14.60 MP=14.74 R3=14.89 MP=15.03 R4=15.18
MP=14.22 S1=14.12 MP=14.07 S2=14.02 MP=13.87 S3=13.73 MP=13.58 S4=13.44
O=14.37 H=14.49 L=14.2 C=14.23
FAS PP=20.96
MP=21.19 R1=21.41 MP=21.78 R2=22.15 MP=22.75 R3=23.34 MP=23.94 R4=24.53
MP=20.59 S1=20.22 MP=20.00 S2=19.77 MP=19.18 S3=18.58 MP=17.99 S4=17.39
O=21.16 H=21.7 L=20.51 C=20.67
FAZ PP=12.61
MP=12.79 R1=12.96 MP=13.09 R2=13.21 MP=13.51 R3=13.81 MP=14.11 R4=14.41
MP=12.49 S1=12.36 MP=12.19 S2=12.01 MP=11.71 S3=11.41 MP=11.11 S4=10.81
O=12.31 H=12.85 L=12.25 C=12.72
SPY PP=112.78
MP=113.09 R1=113.39 MP=113.83 R2=114.27 MP=115.02 R3=115.76 MP=116.51 R4=117.25
MP=112.34 S1=111.90 MP=111.60 S2=111.29 MP=110.55 S3=109.80 MP=109.06 S4=108.31
O=112.49 H=113.67 L=112.18 C=112.5
SPG PP=96.95
MP=97.34 R1=97.72 MP=98.44 R2=99.16 MP=100.27 R3=101.37 MP=102.48 R4=103.58
MP=96.23 S1=95.51 MP=95.13 S2=94.74 MP=93.64 S3=92.53 MP=91.43 S4=90.32
O=97.65 H=98.39 L=96.18 C=96.28
GS PP=145.25
MP=145.89 R1=146.53 MP=147.34 R2=148.14 MP=149.59 R3=151.03 MP=152.48 R4=153.92
MP=144.45 S1=143.64 MP=143.00 S2=142.36 MP=140.92 S3=139.47 MP=138.03 S4=136.58
O=146.36 H=146.87 L=143.98 C=144.91
JPM PP=39.26
MP=39.40 R1=39.54 MP=39.76 R2=39.97 MP=40.33 R3=40.68 MP=41.04 R4=41.39
MP=39.05 S1=38.83 MP=38.69 S2=38.55 MP=38.20 S3=37.84 MP=37.49 S4=37.13
O=39.63 H=39.7 L=38.99 C=39.1
MS PP=24.91
MP=25.04 R1=25.16 MP=25.37 R2=25.58 MP=25.92 R3=26.25 MP=26.59 R4=26.92
MP=24.70 S1=24.49 MP=24.37 S2=24.24 MP=23.91 S3=23.57 MP=23.24 S4=22.90
O=24.77 H=25.33 L=24.66 C=24.74
C PP=3.83
MP=3.85 R1=3.86 MP=3.89 R2=3.92 MP=3.97 R3=4.01 MP=4.06 R4=4.10
MP=3.80 S1=3.77 MP=3.76 S2=3.74 MP=3.70 S3=3.65 MP=3.61 S4=3.56
O=3.84 H=3.89 L=3.8 C=3.8
VIX PP=23.50
MP=23.97 R1=24.43 MP=24.72 R2=25.00 MP=25.75 R3=26.50 MP=27.25 R4=28.00
MP=23.22 S1=22.93 MP=22.47 S2=22.00 MP=21.25 S3=20.50 MP=19.75 S4=19.00
O=23.91 H=24.06 L=22.56 C=23.87
UUP PP=23.19
MP=23.22 R1=23.25 MP=23.27 R2=23.28 MP=23.33 R3=23.37 MP=23.42 R4=23.46
MP=23.18 S1=23.16 MP=23.13 S2=23.10 MP=23.06 S3=23.01 MP=22.97 S4=22.92
O=23.16 H=23.23 L=23.14 C=23.21
FROM: www.econoday.com
Economic Events & Analysis - 9/24/2010 Friday
8:30 AM ET Durable Goods Orders
Released on 9/24/2010 8:30:00 AM For Aug, 2010
Prior Consensus Consensus Range Actual
New Orders - M/M change 0.3 % -1.0 % -2.5 % to 2.0 % -1.3 %
New Orders - Yr/Yr Change 9.3 % 11.2 %
Ex-transportation - M/M -3.8 % 2.0 %
Ex-transportation - Yr/Yr 9.5 % 12.9 %
Highlights
Today's headline number for durables disappointed a bit but ex-transportation showed broad-based strength. New factory orders for durable goods in August dipped 1.3 percent, following a 0.7 percent rebound in July. The August decline was somewhat more negative than analysts' projection for a 1.0 percent decrease. July's figure was an upward revision from the prior estimate of a 0.4 percent increase. Excluding transportation, new durables orders gained 2.0 percent, following a 2.8 percent drop in July.
The reversal in overall orders in August was led down by the transportation component which dropped 10.3 percent, following an 11.6 percent boost in July. Nondefense aircraft plunged a monthly 40.2 percent after surging 69.1 percent the month before. Defense aircraft orders slipped 2.7 percent in August while motor vehicles declined 4.4 percent.
Other components generally posted healthy gains. Primary metals were up 2.4 percent; fabricated metals, up 1.0 percent; machinery, up 3.9 percent; computers & electronics, up 3.8 percent; electrical equipment, up 0.5 percent; and "other," up 0.1 percent.
Business investment in equipment is on a volatile uptrend. Nondefense capital goods orders excluding aircraft in August rebounded 4.1 percent, following a 5.3 percent fall in July. Shipments for this series advanced 1.6 percent in August after edging up 0.1 percent the month before.
Year-on-year, overall new orders for durable goods in August improved to up 11.2 percent from 9.7 percent in July. Excluding transportation, new durables orders came in at up 12.9 percent, compared to 10.6 percent the previous month.
The good news is that today's durables report shows manufacturing gaining strength outside of transportation-and businesses still investing in equipment. On the release, equity futures nudged up but essentially were little changed. But stock futures then gained traction after taking time to digest the numbers.
10:00 AM ET New Home Sales
Released on 9/24/2010 10:00:00 AM For Aug, 2010
Prior Consensus Consensus Range
New Home Sales - Level - SAAR 276 K 290 K 275 K to 320 K
Market Consensus Before Announcement
New home sales fell 12.4 percent in July to a record low 276,000 unit annual rate for a series that goes back to 1963. This compares to recent highs of 408,000 in July 2009 and 414,000 in April of this year.
Supply rose steeply, to 9.1 months from June's 8.0 months. Looking ahead, early indications are not good. The National Association of Homebuilders Housing Market Index was very weak in July and August-especially for traffic viewing homes.
10:00 AM ET Jeffrey Lacker Speaks
2:00 PM ET Charles Plosser Speaks
Additional World wide Economic Calendar information can be found at the following website.
worldeconomiccalendar.com/
NOTE:
The previous days OHLC data for todays PPDT was gathered from finance.yahoo.com for each individual stock by a series of webquerys built into a spreadsheet.
The formulas used by the www.mypivots.com website to create the Pivot Points were found in the sites help files.
The formulas were built into the spreadsheet which acts on the previous days OHLC data gathered from Yahoo.
The Pivot Points were created using the formulas from www.mypivots.com but NOT by using the site.
Please let me know if you find any errors in the data.
Use of this data is at your own risk.
XLF PP=14.31
MP=14.36 R1=14.41 MP=14.51 R2=14.60 MP=14.74 R3=14.89 MP=15.03 R4=15.18
MP=14.22 S1=14.12 MP=14.07 S2=14.02 MP=13.87 S3=13.73 MP=13.58 S4=13.44
O=14.37 H=14.49 L=14.2 C=14.23
FAS PP=20.96
MP=21.19 R1=21.41 MP=21.78 R2=22.15 MP=22.75 R3=23.34 MP=23.94 R4=24.53
MP=20.59 S1=20.22 MP=20.00 S2=19.77 MP=19.18 S3=18.58 MP=17.99 S4=17.39
O=21.16 H=21.7 L=20.51 C=20.67
FAZ PP=12.61
MP=12.79 R1=12.96 MP=13.09 R2=13.21 MP=13.51 R3=13.81 MP=14.11 R4=14.41
MP=12.49 S1=12.36 MP=12.19 S2=12.01 MP=11.71 S3=11.41 MP=11.11 S4=10.81
O=12.31 H=12.85 L=12.25 C=12.72
SPY PP=112.78
MP=113.09 R1=113.39 MP=113.83 R2=114.27 MP=115.02 R3=115.76 MP=116.51 R4=117.25
MP=112.34 S1=111.90 MP=111.60 S2=111.29 MP=110.55 S3=109.80 MP=109.06 S4=108.31
O=112.49 H=113.67 L=112.18 C=112.5
SPG PP=96.95
MP=97.34 R1=97.72 MP=98.44 R2=99.16 MP=100.27 R3=101.37 MP=102.48 R4=103.58
MP=96.23 S1=95.51 MP=95.13 S2=94.74 MP=93.64 S3=92.53 MP=91.43 S4=90.32
O=97.65 H=98.39 L=96.18 C=96.28
GS PP=145.25
MP=145.89 R1=146.53 MP=147.34 R2=148.14 MP=149.59 R3=151.03 MP=152.48 R4=153.92
MP=144.45 S1=143.64 MP=143.00 S2=142.36 MP=140.92 S3=139.47 MP=138.03 S4=136.58
O=146.36 H=146.87 L=143.98 C=144.91
JPM PP=39.26
MP=39.40 R1=39.54 MP=39.76 R2=39.97 MP=40.33 R3=40.68 MP=41.04 R4=41.39
MP=39.05 S1=38.83 MP=38.69 S2=38.55 MP=38.20 S3=37.84 MP=37.49 S4=37.13
O=39.63 H=39.7 L=38.99 C=39.1
MS PP=24.91
MP=25.04 R1=25.16 MP=25.37 R2=25.58 MP=25.92 R3=26.25 MP=26.59 R4=26.92
MP=24.70 S1=24.49 MP=24.37 S2=24.24 MP=23.91 S3=23.57 MP=23.24 S4=22.90
O=24.77 H=25.33 L=24.66 C=24.74
C PP=3.83
MP=3.85 R1=3.86 MP=3.89 R2=3.92 MP=3.97 R3=4.01 MP=4.06 R4=4.10
MP=3.80 S1=3.77 MP=3.76 S2=3.74 MP=3.70 S3=3.65 MP=3.61 S4=3.56
O=3.84 H=3.89 L=3.8 C=3.8
VIX PP=23.50
MP=23.97 R1=24.43 MP=24.72 R2=25.00 MP=25.75 R3=26.50 MP=27.25 R4=28.00
MP=23.22 S1=22.93 MP=22.47 S2=22.00 MP=21.25 S3=20.50 MP=19.75 S4=19.00
O=23.91 H=24.06 L=22.56 C=23.87
UUP PP=23.19
MP=23.22 R1=23.25 MP=23.27 R2=23.28 MP=23.33 R3=23.37 MP=23.42 R4=23.46
MP=23.18 S1=23.16 MP=23.13 S2=23.10 MP=23.06 S3=23.01 MP=22.97 S4=22.92
O=23.16 H=23.23 L=23.14 C=23.21
FROM: www.econoday.com
Economic Events & Analysis - 9/24/2010 Friday
8:30 AM ET Durable Goods Orders
Released on 9/24/2010 8:30:00 AM For Aug, 2010
Prior Consensus Consensus Range Actual
New Orders - M/M change 0.3 % -1.0 % -2.5 % to 2.0 % -1.3 %
New Orders - Yr/Yr Change 9.3 % 11.2 %
Ex-transportation - M/M -3.8 % 2.0 %
Ex-transportation - Yr/Yr 9.5 % 12.9 %
Highlights
Today's headline number for durables disappointed a bit but ex-transportation showed broad-based strength. New factory orders for durable goods in August dipped 1.3 percent, following a 0.7 percent rebound in July. The August decline was somewhat more negative than analysts' projection for a 1.0 percent decrease. July's figure was an upward revision from the prior estimate of a 0.4 percent increase. Excluding transportation, new durables orders gained 2.0 percent, following a 2.8 percent drop in July.
The reversal in overall orders in August was led down by the transportation component which dropped 10.3 percent, following an 11.6 percent boost in July. Nondefense aircraft plunged a monthly 40.2 percent after surging 69.1 percent the month before. Defense aircraft orders slipped 2.7 percent in August while motor vehicles declined 4.4 percent.
Other components generally posted healthy gains. Primary metals were up 2.4 percent; fabricated metals, up 1.0 percent; machinery, up 3.9 percent; computers & electronics, up 3.8 percent; electrical equipment, up 0.5 percent; and "other," up 0.1 percent.
Business investment in equipment is on a volatile uptrend. Nondefense capital goods orders excluding aircraft in August rebounded 4.1 percent, following a 5.3 percent fall in July. Shipments for this series advanced 1.6 percent in August after edging up 0.1 percent the month before.
Year-on-year, overall new orders for durable goods in August improved to up 11.2 percent from 9.7 percent in July. Excluding transportation, new durables orders came in at up 12.9 percent, compared to 10.6 percent the previous month.
The good news is that today's durables report shows manufacturing gaining strength outside of transportation-and businesses still investing in equipment. On the release, equity futures nudged up but essentially were little changed. But stock futures then gained traction after taking time to digest the numbers.
10:00 AM ET New Home Sales
Released on 9/24/2010 10:00:00 AM For Aug, 2010
Prior Consensus Consensus Range
New Home Sales - Level - SAAR 276 K 290 K 275 K to 320 K
Market Consensus Before Announcement
New home sales fell 12.4 percent in July to a record low 276,000 unit annual rate for a series that goes back to 1963. This compares to recent highs of 408,000 in July 2009 and 414,000 in April of this year.
Supply rose steeply, to 9.1 months from June's 8.0 months. Looking ahead, early indications are not good. The National Association of Homebuilders Housing Market Index was very weak in July and August-especially for traffic viewing homes.
10:00 AM ET Jeffrey Lacker Speaks
2:00 PM ET Charles Plosser Speaks
Additional World wide Economic Calendar information can be found at the following website.
worldeconomiccalendar.com/
NOTE:
The previous days OHLC data for todays PPDT was gathered from finance.yahoo.com for each individual stock by a series of webquerys built into a spreadsheet.
The formulas used by the www.mypivots.com website to create the Pivot Points were found in the sites help files.
The formulas were built into the spreadsheet which acts on the previous days OHLC data gathered from Yahoo.
The Pivot Points were created using the formulas from www.mypivots.com but NOT by using the site.
Please let me know if you find any errors in the data.
Use of this data is at your own risk.