Post by kryptos2009 on Aug 16, 2010 22:04:56 GMT -5
Here is the PP Daily Thread (PPDT) data.
XLF PP=14.03
MP=14.06 R1=14.09 MP=14.13 R2=14.16 MP=14.22 R3=14.29 MP=14.35 R4=14.42
MP=14.00 S1=13.96 MP=13.93 S2=13.90 MP=13.83 S3=13.77 MP=13.70 S4=13.64
O=14.03 H=14.09 L=13.96 C=14.03
FAS PP=19.74
MP=19.88 R1=20.01 MP=20.13 R2=20.25 MP=20.51 R3=20.76 MP=21.02 R4=21.27
MP=19.62 S1=19.50 MP=19.37 S2=19.23 MP=18.98 S3=18.72 MP=18.47 S4=18.21
O=19.7 H=19.98 L=19.47 C=19.77
FAZ PP=15.49
MP=15.59 R1=15.68 MP=15.80 R2=15.91 MP=16.12 R3=16.33 MP=16.54 R4=16.75
MP=15.38 S1=15.26 MP=15.17 S2=15.07 MP=14.86 S3=14.65 MP=14.44 S4=14.23
O=15.54 H=15.72 L=15.3 C=15.45
SPY PP=108.02
MP=108.44 R1=108.85 MP=109.15 R2=109.45 MP=110.16 R3=110.88 MP=111.59 R4=112.31
MP=107.72 S1=107.42 MP=107.01 S2=106.59 MP=105.87 S3=105.16 MP=104.44 S4=103.73
O=107.57 H=108.61 L=107.18 C=108.26
SPG PP=89.32
MP=89.83 R1=90.33 MP=90.79 R2=91.25 MP=92.22 R3=93.18 MP=94.15 R4=95.11
MP=88.86 S1=88.40 MP=87.90 S2=87.39 MP=86.43 S3=85.46 MP=84.50 S4=83.53
O=88.89 H=90.25 L=88.32 C=89.4
GS PP=147.98
MP=148.47 R1=148.96 MP=149.56 R2=150.16 MP=151.25 R3=152.34 MP=153.43 R4=154.52
MP=147.38 S1=146.78 MP=146.29 S2=145.80 MP=144.71 S3=143.62 MP=142.53 S4=141.44
O=147.58 H=149.18 L=147 C=147.76
JPM PP=37.60
MP=37.76 R1=37.91 MP=38.03 R2=38.14 MP=38.41 R3=38.68 MP=38.95 R4=39.22
MP=37.49 S1=37.37 MP=37.22 S2=37.06 MP=36.79 S3=36.52 MP=36.25 S4=35.98
O=37.32 H=37.82 L=37.28 C=37.69
MS PP=25.79
MP=25.90 R1=26.01 MP=26.17 R2=26.33 MP=26.60 R3=26.87 MP=27.14 R4=27.41
MP=25.63 S1=25.47 MP=25.36 S2=25.25 MP=24.98 S3=24.71 MP=24.44 S4=24.17
O=25.77 H=26.1 L=25.56 C=25.7
C PP=3.88
MP=3.89 R1=3.90 MP=3.92 R2=3.94 MP=3.97 R3=4.00 MP=4.03 R4=4.06
MP=3.86 S1=3.84 MP=3.83 S2=3.82 MP=3.79 S3=3.76 MP=3.73 S4=3.70
O=3.87 H=3.91 L=3.85 C=3.87
VIX PP=26.53
MP=27.10 R1=27.67 MP=28.46 R2=29.25 MP=30.61 R3=31.97 MP=33.33 R4=34.69
MP=25.74 S1=24.95 MP=24.38 S2=23.81 MP=22.45 S3=21.09 MP=19.73 S4=18.37
O=27.41 H=28.1 L=25.38 C=26.1
UUP PP=23.95
MP=23.98 R1=24.00 MP=24.02 R2=24.04 MP=24.09 R3=24.13 MP=24.18 R4=24.22
MP=23.93 S1=23.91 MP=23.89 S2=23.86 MP=23.82 S3=23.77 MP=23.73 S4=23.68
O=23.98 H=23.99 L=23.9 C=23.96
FROM: www.econoday.com
Economic Events & Analysis - 8/17/2010 Tuesday
6:00 AM ET E-Commerce Retail Sales
7:45 AM ET ICSC-Goldman Store Sales
8:30 AM ET Housing Starts
Released on 8/17/2010 8:30:00 AM For Jul, 2010
Prior Consensus Consensus Range
Starts - Level - SAAR 0.549 M 0.565 M 0.550 M to 0.585 M
Market Consensus Before Announcement
Housing starts fell again in June as homebuilders are still trying to figure out how to balance inventories to meet expected sales after the end of expired tax incentives. Homebuilders again slowed the pace of ground breaking as housing starts in June declined 5.0 percent after a 14.9 percent plunge in May. Multifamily starts plunged 21.5 percent in the latest month as the single-family component only slipped 0.7 percent. But we could get a little bounce in July for starts as housing permits rebounded a revised 1.6 percent in June (originally 2.1 percent), following a 5.9 percent drop in May.
8:30 AM ET Producer Price Index
Released on 8/17/2010 8:30:00 AM For Jul, 2010
Prior Consensus Consensus Range
PPI - M/M change -0.5 % 0.2 % -0.2 % to 0.5 %
PPI less food & energy - M/M change 0.1 % 0.1 % 0.1 % to 0.2 %
Market Consensus Before Announcement
The producer price index fell 0.5 percent in June, following a 0.3 percent drop in May. Lower food costs were the main reason for the June dip but a decline in energy costs also helped. At the core level, the PPI eased to 0.1 percent from a 0.2 percent boost in May. Looking ahead, the headline number for July will likely rebound on higher energy costs. We have already seen energy or petroleum prices jump in July's CPI and in import prices.
8:55 AM ET Redbook
9:15 AM ET Industrial Production
Released on 8/17/2010 9:15:00 AM For Jul, 2010
Prior Consensus Consensus Range
Production - M/M change 0.1 % 0.6 % 0.3 % to 1.0 %
Capacity Utilization Rate - Level 74.1 % 74.5 % 73.8 % to 75.5 %
Market Consensus Before Announcement
Industrial production in June edged up 0.1 percent, following a 1.3 percent gain the prior month. But there was some false strength in the latest number. The bump up in output was led by a 2.7 percent surge in utilities output-likely weather related. In contrast, manufacturing fell 0.4 percent in June, following a 1.0 percent jump in May. Much of the manufacturing decline was due to a drop in auto assemblies.
Overall capacity utilization was unchanged at 74.1 percent in June. Looking ahead, we should see a rebound in the manufacturing component of industrial production as production worker hours rebounded 0.5 percent in July.
11:30 AM ET 4-Week Bill Auction
12:30 PM ET Narayana Kocherlakota Speaks
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=14.03
MP=14.06 R1=14.09 MP=14.13 R2=14.16 MP=14.22 R3=14.29 MP=14.35 R4=14.42
MP=14.00 S1=13.96 MP=13.93 S2=13.90 MP=13.83 S3=13.77 MP=13.70 S4=13.64
O=14.03 H=14.09 L=13.96 C=14.03
FAS PP=19.74
MP=19.88 R1=20.01 MP=20.13 R2=20.25 MP=20.51 R3=20.76 MP=21.02 R4=21.27
MP=19.62 S1=19.50 MP=19.37 S2=19.23 MP=18.98 S3=18.72 MP=18.47 S4=18.21
O=19.7 H=19.98 L=19.47 C=19.77
FAZ PP=15.49
MP=15.59 R1=15.68 MP=15.80 R2=15.91 MP=16.12 R3=16.33 MP=16.54 R4=16.75
MP=15.38 S1=15.26 MP=15.17 S2=15.07 MP=14.86 S3=14.65 MP=14.44 S4=14.23
O=15.54 H=15.72 L=15.3 C=15.45
SPY PP=108.02
MP=108.44 R1=108.85 MP=109.15 R2=109.45 MP=110.16 R3=110.88 MP=111.59 R4=112.31
MP=107.72 S1=107.42 MP=107.01 S2=106.59 MP=105.87 S3=105.16 MP=104.44 S4=103.73
O=107.57 H=108.61 L=107.18 C=108.26
SPG PP=89.32
MP=89.83 R1=90.33 MP=90.79 R2=91.25 MP=92.22 R3=93.18 MP=94.15 R4=95.11
MP=88.86 S1=88.40 MP=87.90 S2=87.39 MP=86.43 S3=85.46 MP=84.50 S4=83.53
O=88.89 H=90.25 L=88.32 C=89.4
GS PP=147.98
MP=148.47 R1=148.96 MP=149.56 R2=150.16 MP=151.25 R3=152.34 MP=153.43 R4=154.52
MP=147.38 S1=146.78 MP=146.29 S2=145.80 MP=144.71 S3=143.62 MP=142.53 S4=141.44
O=147.58 H=149.18 L=147 C=147.76
JPM PP=37.60
MP=37.76 R1=37.91 MP=38.03 R2=38.14 MP=38.41 R3=38.68 MP=38.95 R4=39.22
MP=37.49 S1=37.37 MP=37.22 S2=37.06 MP=36.79 S3=36.52 MP=36.25 S4=35.98
O=37.32 H=37.82 L=37.28 C=37.69
MS PP=25.79
MP=25.90 R1=26.01 MP=26.17 R2=26.33 MP=26.60 R3=26.87 MP=27.14 R4=27.41
MP=25.63 S1=25.47 MP=25.36 S2=25.25 MP=24.98 S3=24.71 MP=24.44 S4=24.17
O=25.77 H=26.1 L=25.56 C=25.7
C PP=3.88
MP=3.89 R1=3.90 MP=3.92 R2=3.94 MP=3.97 R3=4.00 MP=4.03 R4=4.06
MP=3.86 S1=3.84 MP=3.83 S2=3.82 MP=3.79 S3=3.76 MP=3.73 S4=3.70
O=3.87 H=3.91 L=3.85 C=3.87
VIX PP=26.53
MP=27.10 R1=27.67 MP=28.46 R2=29.25 MP=30.61 R3=31.97 MP=33.33 R4=34.69
MP=25.74 S1=24.95 MP=24.38 S2=23.81 MP=22.45 S3=21.09 MP=19.73 S4=18.37
O=27.41 H=28.1 L=25.38 C=26.1
UUP PP=23.95
MP=23.98 R1=24.00 MP=24.02 R2=24.04 MP=24.09 R3=24.13 MP=24.18 R4=24.22
MP=23.93 S1=23.91 MP=23.89 S2=23.86 MP=23.82 S3=23.77 MP=23.73 S4=23.68
O=23.98 H=23.99 L=23.9 C=23.96
FROM: www.econoday.com
Economic Events & Analysis - 8/17/2010 Tuesday
6:00 AM ET E-Commerce Retail Sales
7:45 AM ET ICSC-Goldman Store Sales
8:30 AM ET Housing Starts
Released on 8/17/2010 8:30:00 AM For Jul, 2010
Prior Consensus Consensus Range
Starts - Level - SAAR 0.549 M 0.565 M 0.550 M to 0.585 M
Market Consensus Before Announcement
Housing starts fell again in June as homebuilders are still trying to figure out how to balance inventories to meet expected sales after the end of expired tax incentives. Homebuilders again slowed the pace of ground breaking as housing starts in June declined 5.0 percent after a 14.9 percent plunge in May. Multifamily starts plunged 21.5 percent in the latest month as the single-family component only slipped 0.7 percent. But we could get a little bounce in July for starts as housing permits rebounded a revised 1.6 percent in June (originally 2.1 percent), following a 5.9 percent drop in May.
8:30 AM ET Producer Price Index
Released on 8/17/2010 8:30:00 AM For Jul, 2010
Prior Consensus Consensus Range
PPI - M/M change -0.5 % 0.2 % -0.2 % to 0.5 %
PPI less food & energy - M/M change 0.1 % 0.1 % 0.1 % to 0.2 %
Market Consensus Before Announcement
The producer price index fell 0.5 percent in June, following a 0.3 percent drop in May. Lower food costs were the main reason for the June dip but a decline in energy costs also helped. At the core level, the PPI eased to 0.1 percent from a 0.2 percent boost in May. Looking ahead, the headline number for July will likely rebound on higher energy costs. We have already seen energy or petroleum prices jump in July's CPI and in import prices.
8:55 AM ET Redbook
9:15 AM ET Industrial Production
Released on 8/17/2010 9:15:00 AM For Jul, 2010
Prior Consensus Consensus Range
Production - M/M change 0.1 % 0.6 % 0.3 % to 1.0 %
Capacity Utilization Rate - Level 74.1 % 74.5 % 73.8 % to 75.5 %
Market Consensus Before Announcement
Industrial production in June edged up 0.1 percent, following a 1.3 percent gain the prior month. But there was some false strength in the latest number. The bump up in output was led by a 2.7 percent surge in utilities output-likely weather related. In contrast, manufacturing fell 0.4 percent in June, following a 1.0 percent jump in May. Much of the manufacturing decline was due to a drop in auto assemblies.
Overall capacity utilization was unchanged at 74.1 percent in June. Looking ahead, we should see a rebound in the manufacturing component of industrial production as production worker hours rebounded 0.5 percent in July.
11:30 AM ET 4-Week Bill Auction
12:30 PM ET Narayana Kocherlakota Speaks
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.