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Post by ask2lern on Oct 1, 2010 5:56:18 GMT -5
Can someome please move to stickey area................Thanks
Here are the pivots……….…hope everyone has a great day …………………GLTA
GOLD
R4 1372.90 midpoint 1362.00 R3 1351.10 midpoint 1340.20 R2 1329.30 Midpoint 1324.60 R1 1319.90 midpoint 1313.70
PP 1307.50
midpoint 1302.80 S1 1298.10 midpoint 1291.90 S2 1285.70 midpoint 1274.80 S3 1263.90 midpoint 1253.00 S4 1242.10
SILVER
R4 23.48 midpoint 23.20 R3 22.92 midpoint 22.64 R2 22.36 midpoint 22.21 R1 22.06 midpoint 21.93
PP 21.80
midpoint 21.65 S1 21.50 midpoint 21.37 S2 21.24 midpoint 20.96 S3 20.68 midpoint 20.40 S4 20.12
IMW
R3 70.87 R2 69.27 R1 68.38
PP 67.67
S1 66.78 S2 66.07 S3 64.47
TNA
R4 57.59 midpoint 55.90 R3 54.21 midpoint 52.52 R2 50.83 midpoint 49.89 R1 48.94 midpoint 48.20
PP 47.45
midpoint 46.51 S1 45.56 midpoint 44.82 S2 44.07 midpoint 42.38 S3 40.69 midpoint 39.00 S4 37.31
TZA
R4 31.28 Midpoint 30.37 R3 29.46 midpoint 28.55 R2 27.64 midpoint 27.22 R1 26.80 midpoint 26.31
PP 25.82
midpoint 25.40 S1 24.98 midpoint 24.49 S2 24.00 midpoint 23.09 S3 22.18 midpoint 21.27 S4 20.36
SDS
R3 31.68 R2 30.54 R1 30.06
PP 29.40
S1 28.92 S2 28.26 S3 27.12
………………………..GLTA
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Post by ask2lern on Oct 1, 2010 5:57:19 GMT -5
From www.optionmonster.com ...............................GLTA New support, resistance levels for NDXOctober 1, 2010 Fri 12:08 AM CT The only index to get new support and resistance levels is the Nasdaq 100. The S&P 500 and the Russell 2000 moved too little to push either at support or resistance. Given the number of economic reports scheduled for today, there may be sufficient catalysts to move all the indexes decisively. Earnings season gets underway in earnest next week, which will see the macro news fade in importance as companies report. Nasdaq 100 (NDX) First support is at 1979.74. First resistance is at 2003.59. For the Nasdaq 100 Index Tracking Stock (QQQQ) first support is at $48.59. First resistance is at $49.32. S&P 500 (SPX) First support is at 1131.23. First resistance is at 1156.39. For the Standard & Poor's Depository Receipts (SPY) first support is at $113.20. First resistance is at $115.89. Russell 2000 (RUT) First support is at 666.01, the 10-day moving average. First resistance is at 689.89. For the iShares Trust Russell 2000 Index Fund (IWM) first support is at $66.60. First resistance is at $69.06. By: Bryan McCormick
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Post by ask2lern on Oct 1, 2010 6:16:18 GMT -5
From www.optionmonster.com .......................................GLTA Why bear is hitting small-cap growth fundOctober 1, 2010 Fri 12:05 AM CT Small-cap growth stocks have been outperforming the broader market, but one trader is positioning for a reversal lower. optionMONSTER's Depth Charge tracking system detected unusual put buying in the iShares Russell 2000 Growth Index exchange-traded fund. The November 73 contracts traded for $2.90 and $2.95, while the November 74s fetched $3.30. About 2,800 contracts changed hands in each against virtually no open interest. The IWO fell 0.41 percent to $74.74 yesterday and is up 13 percent in the last month. That's greater than the 12 percent gain of the broader move by the Russell 2000 and the S&P 500's 5 percent move over the same period. The ETF has now returned to the same level where it reversed lower in May, which could cause some chart watchers to expect resistance. The November 73 puts will make money if the fund drops at least 6.3 percent, while the 74s will kick in with a move of about 5.4 percent. While it's unusual to see two adjacent contracts purchased, the investor may have done it to receive better pricing. The transaction pushed total option volume in IWO to 36 times greater than average. Puts accounted for more than 99 percent of the activity. By: David Russell
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Post by ask2lern on Oct 1, 2010 6:22:18 GMT -5
From www.optionmonster.com ....................................GLTA Cars, income, Fed speakers on schedule October 1, 2010 Fri 12:02 AM CT The new quarter gets off to a busy start with a very full economic calendar today. In addition to a host of reports, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke will speak at the first meeting of the Financial Stability Oversight Council. Motor Vehicle Sales will be announced today as well. Typically each auto company begins releasing results at noon ET, but there is no fixed timetable. Personal Income and Outlays will be released at 8:30 a.m. ET. The consensus forecast is a rise by 0.3 percent, with a range of expectations from a mildly bearish 0.2 to a more bullish 0.6 percent. Consumption is expected to rise by 0.4 percent. The ideal scenario for the report is for income and outlays to more or less be in balance on the plus side. The least favorable outcome would be a decline in either outlays or income and outlays. William Dudley, president of the New York Federal Reserve Bank, will speak to the Society of American Business Editors and Writers at 8:30 a.m. ET. While nothing market-moving is anticipated, traders should be aware of the potential for price swings during the time of his speech. The final September revision of the Reuters/University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index will be reported at 9:55 a.m. ET. There is a very narrow range of expectations for each sub-component. The headline number is expected to come in at 67, and the consensus estimate for current conditions is 78.9. Future expectations are expected to come in at 60. If any of the numbers show a wide variance from consensus, market reactions are likely to be more extreme. The ISM Manufacturing Index will be reported at 10 a.m. ET. The consensus forecast calls for the index to drop to 54.5 from the previous 56.3. The range is relatively wide for the report, from a bearish 51.5 to a bullish 57. Construction Spending will also be reported at 10 a.m. ET. Most economists surveyed expect spending to come in at -0.4 percent. The range of expected values for the report are from a bearish -1 percent to a bullish 1.5 percent. Charles Evans, president of the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank, will speak at 11:30 a.m. ET on monetary policy. Richard Fisher, president of the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank, will deliver a talk on globalization and monetary policy beginning at 3:15 p.m. ET. By: Bryan McCormick
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Post by kryptos2009 on Oct 1, 2010 6:34:11 GMT -5
Here is the PP Daily Thread (PPDT) data. XLF PP=14.44 MP=14.49 R1=14.54 MP=14.64 R2=14.73 MP=14.88 R3=15.02 MP=15.17 R4=15.31 MP=14.35 S1=14.25 MP=14.20 S2=14.15 MP=14.01 S3=13.86 MP=13.72 S4=13.57 O=14.46 H=14.63 L=14.34 C=14.35 FAS PP=21.67 MP=21.87 R1=22.06 MP=22.43 R2=22.79 MP=23.35 R3=23.91 MP=24.47 R4=25.03 MP=21.31 S1=20.94 MP=20.75 S2=20.55 MP=19.99 S3=19.43 MP=18.87 S4=18.31 O=21.72 H=22.39 L=21.27 C=21.34 FAZ PP=13.17 MP=13.40 R1=13.63 MP=13.75 R2=13.87 MP=14.22 R3=14.57 MP=14.92 R4=15.27 MP=13.05 S1=12.93 MP=12.70 S2=12.47 MP=12.12 S3=11.77 MP=11.42 S4=11.07 O=13.14 H=13.42 L=12.72 C=13.38 SPY PP=114.50 MP=114.96 R1=115.42 MP=116.06 R2=116.70 MP=117.80 R3=118.90 MP=120.00 R4=121.10 MP=113.86 S1=113.22 MP=112.76 S2=112.30 MP=111.20 S3=110.10 MP=109.00 S4=107.90 O=115.05 H=115.79 L=113.59 C=114.13 SPG PP=93.28 MP=93.77 R1=94.25 MP=95.01 R2=95.76 MP=97.00 R3=98.24 MP=99.48 R4=100.72 MP=92.53 S1=91.77 MP=91.29 S2=90.80 MP=89.56 S3=88.32 MP=87.08 S4=85.84 O=93.93 H=94.79 L=92.31 C=92.74 GS PP=145.29 MP=145.78 R1=146.27 MP=147.12 R2=147.97 MP=149.31 R3=150.65 MP=151.99 R4=153.33 MP=144.44 S1=143.59 MP=143.10 S2=142.61 MP=141.27 S3=139.93 MP=138.59 S4=137.25 O=145.25 H=146.98 L=144.3 C=144.58 JPM PP=38.32 MP=38.51 R1=38.69 MP=39.00 R2=39.31 MP=39.81 R3=40.30 MP=40.80 R4=41.29 MP=38.01 S1=37.70 MP=37.52 S2=37.33 MP=36.84 S3=36.34 MP=35.85 S4=35.35 O=38.49 H=38.95 L=37.96 C=38.06 MS PP=24.81 MP=24.94 R1=25.07 MP=25.26 R2=25.45 MP=25.77 R3=26.09 MP=26.41 R4=26.73 MP=24.62 S1=24.43 MP=24.30 S2=24.17 MP=23.85 S3=23.53 MP=23.21 S4=22.89 O=24.69 H=25.2 L=24.56 C=24.68 C PP=3.94 MP=3.96 R1=3.98 MP=4.02 R2=4.06 MP=4.12 R3=4.18 MP=4.24 R4=4.30 MP=3.90 S1=3.86 MP=3.84 S2=3.82 MP=3.76 S3=3.70 MP=3.64 S4=3.58 O=3.96 H=4.01 L=3.89 C=3.91 VIX PP=23.54 MP=24.11 R1=24.68 MP=25.18 R2=25.67 MP=26.73 R3=27.80 MP=28.86 R4=29.93 MP=23.05 S1=22.55 MP=21.98 S2=21.41 MP=20.34 S3=19.28 MP=18.21 S4=17.15 O=22.85 H=24.52 L=22.39 C=23.7 UUP PP=22.84 MP=22.88 R1=22.91 MP=22.95 R2=22.98 MP=23.05 R3=23.12 MP=23.19 R4=23.26 MP=22.81 S1=22.77 MP=22.74 S2=22.70 MP=22.63 S3=22.56 MP=22.49 S4=22.42 O=22.78 H=22.91 L=22.77 C=22.84 FROM: www.econoday.comEconomic Events & Analysis - 10/01/2010 FridayMotor Vehicle Sales 8:30 AM ET Personal Income and Outlays 8:30 AM ET William Dudley Speaks 9:55 AM ET Consumer Sentiment 10:00 AM ET ISM Mfg Index 10:00 AM ET Construction Spending 11:30 AM ET Charles Evans Speaks 3:15 PM ET Richard Fisher 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.
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Post by abdogman on Oct 1, 2010 7:23:48 GMT -5
Good Morning Gang.....Ask and Kryptos thx for nmbrs and info
Good Luck Today!!! back for the open !
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Post by brosin on Oct 1, 2010 8:23:31 GMT -5
Ditto, thanks guys Looks like we got a busy Friday ahead of us. Not surprisingly - or surprisingly, depending how you look at it - I am bullish today
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Post by ask2lern on Oct 1, 2010 8:27:08 GMT -5
10 Things You Need To Know Before The Opening Bell•Asian markets were mostly up in overnight trading with the Shanghai Composite up 1.72%. European indices are mostly higher, and U.S. futures suggest a higher open. Now get ahead with 10 Unusual Stocks Attracting Huge Interest In The Pre-Market Right Now > •Income and spending grew at a faster rate than expected. ISM Manufacturing data is released at 10 AM ET. The consensus is for 54.5. Follow up to the minute coverage of the release at Money Game > •Strong manufacturing data out of China overnight pushed markets higher there. The country's PMI rose to 53.8 indicating an increase in manufacturing business in the country. •Germany's composite manufacturing index fell, however, signaling a slowdown in manufacturing activity. At 55.1, it still remains above the 50 number that would indicate a slowdown. But wait, here's why it might be time to be bullish on Europe > •The slowdown in European manufacturing is not exclusive to Germany, with the overall eurozone manufacturing outlook falling as well. Unemployment also remained static in the currency region, at a high 10.1%. Here's why Europe is doomed to crisis after crisis > •Ikea has revealed profit data for the first time, with fiscal year profits at €2.5 billion, an 11% increase over the previous year. The firm intends to target further growth opportunities in Asia, but will not expand to India unless it can do so without a local partner. •The UK's manufacturing index has tumbled to its lowest point since March 2009 indicating growth is slowing in the country's export sector. Export orders did, however, fall to the point where it appears the sector is contracting. •China's Sinopec is making a $7.1 billion investment in Brazil's Repsol, the oil and gas company. The deal will see Sinopec own 40% of the Brazilian company. Check out 15 oil and gas pipelines changing the world's strategic map > •BP is tying several of its Gulf of Mexico oil fields to the $20 billion fund to support those damaged by the oil spill. This would seem to indicate that the government is allowing BP to be involved in future Gulf oil drilling activities. •The Ecuadorian president has been saved by soldiers after he was trapped by protesting police officers early this morning. The officers, protesting government austerity measures, were holding the president in a hospital. Check out these amazing photos of the coup > •Bonus: Heidi Klum is leaving Victoria's Secret after a 13 year career as a model for the company. From www.finance.yahoo.com ....................................I think the last one is the most meaningful ;D...........................GLTA
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Post by jack on Oct 1, 2010 8:29:34 GMT -5
10 Things You Need To Know Before The Opening Bell•Asian markets were mostly up in overnight trading with the Shanghai Composite up 1.72%. European indices are mostly higher, and U.S. futures suggest a higher open. Now get ahead with 10 Unusual Stocks Attracting Huge Interest In The Pre-Market Right Now > •Income and spending grew at a faster rate than expected. ISM Manufacturing data is released at 10 AM ET. The consensus is for 54.5. Follow up to the minute coverage of the release at Money Game > •Strong manufacturing data out of China overnight pushed markets higher there. The country's PMI rose to 53.8 indicating an increase in manufacturing business in the country. •Germany's composite manufacturing index fell, however, signaling a slowdown in manufacturing activity. At 55.1, it still remains above the 50 number that would indicate a slowdown. But wait, here's why it might be time to be bullish on Europe > •The slowdown in European manufacturing is not exclusive to Germany, with the overall eurozone manufacturing outlook falling as well. Unemployment also remained static in the currency region, at a high 10.1%. Here's why Europe is doomed to crisis after crisis > •Ikea has revealed profit data for the first time, with fiscal year profits at €2.5 billion, an 11% increase over the previous year. The firm intends to target further growth opportunities in Asia, but will not expand to India unless it can do so without a local partner. •The UK's manufacturing index has tumbled to its lowest point since March 2009 indicating growth is slowing in the country's export sector. Export orders did, however, fall to the point where it appears the sector is contracting. •China's Sinopec is making a $7.1 billion investment in Brazil's Repsol, the oil and gas company. The deal will see Sinopec own 40% of the Brazilian company. Check out 15 oil and gas pipelines changing the world's strategic map > •BP is tying several of its Gulf of Mexico oil fields to the $20 billion fund to support those damaged by the oil spill. This would seem to indicate that the government is allowing BP to be involved in future Gulf oil drilling activities. •The Ecuadorian president has been saved by soldiers after he was trapped by protesting police officers early this morning. The officers, protesting government austerity measures, were holding the president in a hospital. Check out these amazing photos of the coup > •Bonus: Heidi Klum is leaving Victoria's Secret after a 13 year career as a model for the company. From www.finance.yahoo.com ....................................I think the last one is the most meaningful ;D...........................GLTA Personally I find the Heidi Klum news the MOST DISTURBING!
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Post by ccash04 on Oct 1, 2010 8:29:46 GMT -5
One more thing to keep in mind the first two trading days of the month have been super strong this year, you would have crushed the S&P if you just invested long on these days and none of the others.
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Post by abdogman on Oct 1, 2010 8:34:05 GMT -5
xlf 14.52 on 1m
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Post by abdogman on Oct 1, 2010 8:37:36 GMT -5
xlf 14.47 on 1m macd pos on 1m xlf fas BB's wide on 1m xlf fas faz
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Post by abdogman on Oct 1, 2010 8:40:57 GMT -5
macd neg now on 1m xlf fas xlf 14.45 on 1m
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Post by ccash04 on Oct 1, 2010 8:43:16 GMT -5
And looks like high beta plays are getting unwound... Beautiful.
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Post by abdogman on Oct 1, 2010 8:46:35 GMT -5
macd on 1m xlf fas at 0/0 xlf 14.48 on 1m
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Post by jack on Oct 1, 2010 8:46:50 GMT -5
And looks like high beta plays are getting unwound... Beautiful. yeh...like my MVIS
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Post by jack on Oct 1, 2010 8:49:57 GMT -5
Lotta data out today...mighta been a sustained up day on that Chinese news, but w/ all this data coming out...dunno.
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Post by deadmoney95 on Oct 1, 2010 8:50:09 GMT -5
From Carl F:
December S&P E-mini Futures: Today's range estimate is 1139-1156. Next upside target is 1175. The ES will move above 1216 over the coming months.
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Post by abdogman on Oct 1, 2010 8:50:15 GMT -5
BB's narrowing on 1m xlf fas faz macd neg on 1m xlf fas xlf 14.47 on 1m
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Post by jack on Oct 1, 2010 8:51:38 GMT -5
Uh-ohh...VIX BBs tightening w/ macd pos = an "Oh Nooooooooooo!" (?)
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Post by ccash04 on Oct 1, 2010 8:52:21 GMT -5
And looks like high beta plays are getting unwound... Beautiful. yeh...like my MVIS I didn't mean MVIS, more big cap tech.... They are just running b/c easiest way to move an index..
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Post by jack on Oct 1, 2010 8:54:48 GMT -5
From Carl F: December S&P E-mini Futures: Today's range estimate is 1139-1156. Next upside target is 1175. The ES will move above 1216 over the coming months. Hi DM - you still mad at me? If yer still mad at me I dunno if we are talkin'. This is how relationships dissolve. Don't shut me out DM. I promise to run things thru Snopes from now on. Craps the VIX is running up dammit
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Post by abdogman on Oct 1, 2010 8:59:29 GMT -5
September U MichiganConsumer Sentiment- Final 68.2 vs 67.0 Briefing.com consensus, prelim 66.6
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Post by deadmoney95 on Oct 1, 2010 8:59:37 GMT -5
From Carl F: December S&P E-mini Futures: Today's range estimate is 1139-1156. Next upside target is 1175. The ES will move above 1216 over the coming months. Hi DM - you still mad at me? If yer still mad at me I dunno if we are talkin'. This is how relationships dissolve. Don't shut me out DM. I promise to run things thru Snopes from now on. Craps the VIX is running up dammit oh don't be silly. ;D
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Post by jack on Oct 1, 2010 9:00:04 GMT -5
Somebody post the ISM & Construction news pls
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Post by abdogman on Oct 1, 2010 9:00:37 GMT -5
September ISM Manufacturing Index 54.4 vs 54.8 Briefing.com consensus, August 56.3
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Post by abdogman on Oct 1, 2010 9:01:05 GMT -5
August Construction Spending M/M +0.4% vs -0.5% Briefing.com consensus, prior revised to -1.4% from -1.0%
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Post by abdogman on Oct 1, 2010 9:02:08 GMT -5
xlf 14.42 on 1m
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Post by jack on Oct 1, 2010 9:03:03 GMT -5
Somebody post the ISM & Construction news pls You know when these yo-yo's rporort the news.... Mr Market says they suck (VIX rising)0
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Post by abdogman on Oct 1, 2010 9:03:37 GMT -5
xlf 14.39 on 1m BB's spreading now on 1m xlf fas faz xlf fas on lower band
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