Post by kryptos2009 on Aug 12, 2010 20:56:07 GMT -5
Here is the PP Daily Thread (PPDT) data.
XLF PP=14.11
MP=14.16 R1=14.20 MP=14.25 R2=14.30 MP=14.39 R3=14.49 MP=14.58 R4=14.68
MP=14.06 S1=14.01 MP=13.97 S2=13.92 MP=13.82 S3=13.73 MP=13.63 S4=13.54
O=14.06 H=14.2 L=14.01 C=14.11
FAS PP=20.02
MP=20.19 R1=20.35 MP=20.52 R2=20.69 MP=21.02 R3=21.36 MP=21.69 R4=22.03
MP=19.85 S1=19.68 MP=19.52 S2=19.35 MP=19.01 S3=18.68 MP=18.34 S4=18.01
O=19.84 H=20.35 L=19.68 C=20.02
FAZ PP=15.29
MP=15.41 R1=15.52 MP=15.66 R2=15.79 MP=16.04 R3=16.29 MP=16.54 R4=16.79
MP=15.16 S1=15.02 MP=14.91 S2=14.79 MP=14.54 S3=14.29 MP=14.04 S4=13.79
O=15.44 H=15.55 L=15.05 C=15.26
SPY PP=108.42
MP=108.83 R1=109.23 MP=109.54 R2=109.84 MP=110.55 R3=111.26 MP=111.97 R4=112.68
MP=108.12 S1=107.81 MP=107.41 S2=107.00 MP=106.29 S3=105.58 MP=104.87 S4=104.16
O=107.65 H=109.02 L=107.6 C=108.63
SPG PP=89.97
MP=90.37 R1=90.77 MP=91.34 R2=91.90 MP=92.87 R3=93.83 MP=94.80 R4=95.76
MP=89.41 S1=88.84 MP=88.44 S2=88.04 MP=87.08 S3=86.11 MP=85.15 S4=84.18
O=89.51 H=91.11 L=89.18 C=89.63
GS PP=149.27
MP=150.01 R1=150.74 MP=151.40 R2=152.05 MP=153.44 R3=154.83 MP=156.22 R4=157.61
MP=148.62 S1=147.96 MP=147.23 S2=146.49 MP=145.10 S3=143.71 MP=142.32 S4=140.93
O=147.81 H=150.59 L=147.81 C=149.42
JPM PP=37.67
MP=37.90 R1=38.13 MP=38.29 R2=38.44 MP=38.83 R3=39.21 MP=39.60 R4=39.98
MP=37.52 S1=37.36 MP=37.13 S2=36.90 MP=36.52 S3=36.13 MP=35.75 S4=35.36
O=37.36 H=37.99 L=37.22 C=37.81
MS PP=26.63
MP=26.75 R1=26.87 MP=27.09 R2=27.31 MP=27.65 R3=27.99 MP=28.33 R4=28.67
MP=26.41 S1=26.19 MP=26.07 S2=25.95 MP=25.61 S3=25.27 MP=24.93 S4=24.59
O=26.84 H=27.07 L=26.39 C=26.43
C PP=3.86
MP=3.88 R1=3.90 MP=3.91 R2=3.92 MP=3.95 R3=3.98 MP=4.01 R4=4.04
MP=3.85 S1=3.84 MP=3.82 S2=3.80 MP=3.77 S3=3.74 MP=3.71 S4=3.68
O=3.84 H=3.89 L=3.83 C=3.87
VIX PP=26.04
MP=26.47 R1=26.90 MP=27.49 R2=28.07 MP=29.09 R3=30.10 MP=31.12 R4=32.13
MP=25.46 S1=24.87 MP=24.44 S2=24.01 MP=23.00 S3=21.98 MP=20.97 S4=19.95
O=27.21 H=27.21 L=25.18 C=25.73
UUP PP=24.00
MP=24.02 R1=24.04 MP=24.06 R2=24.08 MP=24.12 R3=24.16 MP=24.20 R4=24.24
MP=23.98 S1=23.96 MP=23.94 S2=23.92 MP=23.88 S3=23.84 MP=23.80 S4=23.76
O=23.99 H=24.03 L=23.95 C=24.01
FROM: www.econoday.com
Economic Events & Analysis - 8/13/2010 Friday
8:30 AM ET Consumer Price Index
Released on 8/13/2010 8:30:00 AM For Jul, 2010
Prior Consensus Consensus Range
CPI - M/M change -0.1 % 0.2 % -0.1 % to 0.4 %
CPI less food & energy 0.2 % 0.1 % 0.1 % to 0.2 %
Market Consensus Before Announcement
The consumer price index in June dipped 0.1 percent, following a 0.2 percent decline in May. Excluding food and energy, however, the CPI firmed to 0.2 percent after a 0.1 percent uptick in May. For the latest month, the energy component dropped 2.9 percent while food prices overall were flat. Bumping up the core rate was a number of components – notably apparel, medical care, used cars, and tobacco. June's rise in the core followed several months of weakness.
8:30 AM ET Retail Sales
Released on 8/13/2010 8:30:00 AM For Jul, 2010
Prior Consensus Consensus Range
Retail Sales - M/M change -0.5 % 0.5 % 0.2 % to 1.0 %
Retail Sales less autos - M/M change -0.1 % 0.2 % 0.0 % to 0.7 %
Market Consensus Before Announcement
Retail sales in June shrank 0.5 percent, following a 1.1 percent decline in May. The June decline was led by a decline in motor vehicle sales with lower gasoline station sales also contributing. Sales ex autos only edged down 0.1 percent, following a 1.2 percent drop in May. Sales excluding autos and gasoline rebounded 0.1 percent, following a 1.0 contraction in May. Recent news is mixed for the strength of July sales. Unit new auto sales rebounded 3.3 percent. Chain store sales for July were mixed.
9:55 AM ET Consumer Sentiment
Released on 8/13/2010 9:55:00 AM For Aug, 2010
Prior Consensus Consensus Range
Sentiment Index - Level 67.8 69.0 67.9 to 71.0
Market Consensus Before Announcement
The Reuter's/University of Michigan's Consumer sentiment index for the final reading of July rose 1.3 points to 67.8 from 66.5 at mid-month and compared against 76.0 at month-end June. Because the survey is about evenly split in terms of sample size between the initial reading and those added in the second half of the month, the end of month number implies that the second half was stronger than the first half of July. This could carry over to the initial reading for August.
10:00 AM ET Business Inventories
Released on 8/13/2010 10:00:00 AM For Jun, 2010
Prior Consensus Consensus Range
Inventories - M/M change 0.1 % 0.2 % 0.0 % to 0.5 %
Market Consensus Before Announcement
Business inventories edged up 0.1 percent in May. By components, retail and wholesalers' inventories rose 0.5 percent and 0.3 percent, respectively. Meanwhile, manufacturers' inventories declined 0.4 percent. There may be problems for June inventories as retail sales and manufacturers shipments fell that month.
11:30 AM ET Thomas Hoenig Speaks
Description
Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank President Thomas Hoenig presentation to the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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=14.11
MP=14.16 R1=14.20 MP=14.25 R2=14.30 MP=14.39 R3=14.49 MP=14.58 R4=14.68
MP=14.06 S1=14.01 MP=13.97 S2=13.92 MP=13.82 S3=13.73 MP=13.63 S4=13.54
O=14.06 H=14.2 L=14.01 C=14.11
FAS PP=20.02
MP=20.19 R1=20.35 MP=20.52 R2=20.69 MP=21.02 R3=21.36 MP=21.69 R4=22.03
MP=19.85 S1=19.68 MP=19.52 S2=19.35 MP=19.01 S3=18.68 MP=18.34 S4=18.01
O=19.84 H=20.35 L=19.68 C=20.02
FAZ PP=15.29
MP=15.41 R1=15.52 MP=15.66 R2=15.79 MP=16.04 R3=16.29 MP=16.54 R4=16.79
MP=15.16 S1=15.02 MP=14.91 S2=14.79 MP=14.54 S3=14.29 MP=14.04 S4=13.79
O=15.44 H=15.55 L=15.05 C=15.26
SPY PP=108.42
MP=108.83 R1=109.23 MP=109.54 R2=109.84 MP=110.55 R3=111.26 MP=111.97 R4=112.68
MP=108.12 S1=107.81 MP=107.41 S2=107.00 MP=106.29 S3=105.58 MP=104.87 S4=104.16
O=107.65 H=109.02 L=107.6 C=108.63
SPG PP=89.97
MP=90.37 R1=90.77 MP=91.34 R2=91.90 MP=92.87 R3=93.83 MP=94.80 R4=95.76
MP=89.41 S1=88.84 MP=88.44 S2=88.04 MP=87.08 S3=86.11 MP=85.15 S4=84.18
O=89.51 H=91.11 L=89.18 C=89.63
GS PP=149.27
MP=150.01 R1=150.74 MP=151.40 R2=152.05 MP=153.44 R3=154.83 MP=156.22 R4=157.61
MP=148.62 S1=147.96 MP=147.23 S2=146.49 MP=145.10 S3=143.71 MP=142.32 S4=140.93
O=147.81 H=150.59 L=147.81 C=149.42
JPM PP=37.67
MP=37.90 R1=38.13 MP=38.29 R2=38.44 MP=38.83 R3=39.21 MP=39.60 R4=39.98
MP=37.52 S1=37.36 MP=37.13 S2=36.90 MP=36.52 S3=36.13 MP=35.75 S4=35.36
O=37.36 H=37.99 L=37.22 C=37.81
MS PP=26.63
MP=26.75 R1=26.87 MP=27.09 R2=27.31 MP=27.65 R3=27.99 MP=28.33 R4=28.67
MP=26.41 S1=26.19 MP=26.07 S2=25.95 MP=25.61 S3=25.27 MP=24.93 S4=24.59
O=26.84 H=27.07 L=26.39 C=26.43
C PP=3.86
MP=3.88 R1=3.90 MP=3.91 R2=3.92 MP=3.95 R3=3.98 MP=4.01 R4=4.04
MP=3.85 S1=3.84 MP=3.82 S2=3.80 MP=3.77 S3=3.74 MP=3.71 S4=3.68
O=3.84 H=3.89 L=3.83 C=3.87
VIX PP=26.04
MP=26.47 R1=26.90 MP=27.49 R2=28.07 MP=29.09 R3=30.10 MP=31.12 R4=32.13
MP=25.46 S1=24.87 MP=24.44 S2=24.01 MP=23.00 S3=21.98 MP=20.97 S4=19.95
O=27.21 H=27.21 L=25.18 C=25.73
UUP PP=24.00
MP=24.02 R1=24.04 MP=24.06 R2=24.08 MP=24.12 R3=24.16 MP=24.20 R4=24.24
MP=23.98 S1=23.96 MP=23.94 S2=23.92 MP=23.88 S3=23.84 MP=23.80 S4=23.76
O=23.99 H=24.03 L=23.95 C=24.01
FROM: www.econoday.com
Economic Events & Analysis - 8/13/2010 Friday
8:30 AM ET Consumer Price Index
Released on 8/13/2010 8:30:00 AM For Jul, 2010
Prior Consensus Consensus Range
CPI - M/M change -0.1 % 0.2 % -0.1 % to 0.4 %
CPI less food & energy 0.2 % 0.1 % 0.1 % to 0.2 %
Market Consensus Before Announcement
The consumer price index in June dipped 0.1 percent, following a 0.2 percent decline in May. Excluding food and energy, however, the CPI firmed to 0.2 percent after a 0.1 percent uptick in May. For the latest month, the energy component dropped 2.9 percent while food prices overall were flat. Bumping up the core rate was a number of components – notably apparel, medical care, used cars, and tobacco. June's rise in the core followed several months of weakness.
8:30 AM ET Retail Sales
Released on 8/13/2010 8:30:00 AM For Jul, 2010
Prior Consensus Consensus Range
Retail Sales - M/M change -0.5 % 0.5 % 0.2 % to 1.0 %
Retail Sales less autos - M/M change -0.1 % 0.2 % 0.0 % to 0.7 %
Market Consensus Before Announcement
Retail sales in June shrank 0.5 percent, following a 1.1 percent decline in May. The June decline was led by a decline in motor vehicle sales with lower gasoline station sales also contributing. Sales ex autos only edged down 0.1 percent, following a 1.2 percent drop in May. Sales excluding autos and gasoline rebounded 0.1 percent, following a 1.0 contraction in May. Recent news is mixed for the strength of July sales. Unit new auto sales rebounded 3.3 percent. Chain store sales for July were mixed.
9:55 AM ET Consumer Sentiment
Released on 8/13/2010 9:55:00 AM For Aug, 2010
Prior Consensus Consensus Range
Sentiment Index - Level 67.8 69.0 67.9 to 71.0
Market Consensus Before Announcement
The Reuter's/University of Michigan's Consumer sentiment index for the final reading of July rose 1.3 points to 67.8 from 66.5 at mid-month and compared against 76.0 at month-end June. Because the survey is about evenly split in terms of sample size between the initial reading and those added in the second half of the month, the end of month number implies that the second half was stronger than the first half of July. This could carry over to the initial reading for August.
10:00 AM ET Business Inventories
Released on 8/13/2010 10:00:00 AM For Jun, 2010
Prior Consensus Consensus Range
Inventories - M/M change 0.1 % 0.2 % 0.0 % to 0.5 %
Market Consensus Before Announcement
Business inventories edged up 0.1 percent in May. By components, retail and wholesalers' inventories rose 0.5 percent and 0.3 percent, respectively. Meanwhile, manufacturers' inventories declined 0.4 percent. There may be problems for June inventories as retail sales and manufacturers shipments fell that month.
11:30 AM ET Thomas Hoenig Speaks
Description
Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank President Thomas Hoenig presentation to the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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.