PPDT - 11/04/2011 Friday - PP-XLF = 13.33

[kryptos2009]

Good Morning Gang!!

Here is the PP Daily Thread (PPDT) data.

XLF PP=13.33
MP=13.50 R1=13.66 MP=13.76 R2=13.85 MP=14.11 R3=14.37 MP=14.63 R4=14.89
MP=13.24 S1=13.14 MP=12.98 S2=12.81 MP=12.55 S3=12.29 MP=12.03 S4=11.77
O=13.41 H=13.52 L=13 C=13.47

FAS PP=14.07
MP=14.55 R1=15.02 MP=15.30 R2=15.57 MP=16.32 R3=17.07 MP=17.82 R4=18.57
MP=13.80 S1=13.52 MP=13.05 S2=12.57 MP=11.82 S3=11.07 MP=10.32 S4=9.57
O=14.27 H=14.61 L=13.11 C=14.48

FAZ PP=40.41
MP=41.21 R1=42.00 MP=43.47 R2=44.94 MP=47.20 R3=49.47 MP=51.73 R4=54.00
MP=38.94 S1=37.47 MP=36.68 S2=35.88 MP=33.61 S3=31.35 MP=29.08 S4=26.82
O=39.81 H=43.34 L=38.81 C=39.07

SPY PP=125.45
MP=126.38 R1=127.30 MP=127.83 R2=128.35 MP=129.80 R3=131.25 MP=132.70 R4=134.15
MP=124.93 S1=124.40 MP=123.48 S2=122.55 MP=121.10 S3=119.65 MP=118.20 S4=116.75
O=125.27 H=126.5 L=123.6 C=126.25

SPG PP=128.38
MP=129.65 R1=130.91 MP=131.67 R2=132.43 MP=134.45 R3=136.48 MP=138.50 R4=140.53
MP=127.62 S1=126.86 MP=125.60 S2=124.33 MP=122.30 S3=120.28 MP=118.25 S4=116.23
O=128.38 H=129.89 L=125.84 C=129.4

GS PP=106.16
MP=108.20 R1=110.23 MP=111.51 R2=112.78 MP=116.09 R3=119.40 MP=122.71 R4=126.02
MP=104.89 S1=103.61 MP=101.58 S2=99.54 MP=96.23 S3=92.92 MP=89.61 S4=86.30
O=108.03 H=108.71 L=102.09 C=107.68

JPM PP=33.91
MP=34.45 R1=34.99 MP=35.29 R2=35.59 MP=36.43 R3=37.27 MP=38.11 R4=38.95
MP=33.61 S1=33.31 MP=32.77 S2=32.23 MP=31.39 S3=30.55 MP=29.71 S4=28.87
O=34.12 H=34.52 L=32.84 C=34.38

MS PP=16.87
MP=17.35 R1=17.83 MP=18.27 R2=18.70 MP=19.62 R3=20.53 MP=21.45 R4=22.36
MP=16.44 S1=16.00 MP=15.52 S2=15.04 MP=14.13 S3=13.21 MP=12.30 S4=11.38
O=17.62 H=17.75 L=15.92 C=16.95

C PP=30.39
MP=30.94 R1=31.49 MP=31.85 R2=32.20 MP=33.11 R3=34.01 MP=34.92 R4=35.82
MP=30.04 S1=29.68 MP=29.13 S2=28.58 MP=27.68 S3=26.77 MP=25.87 S4=24.96
O=30.63 H=31.1 L=29.29 C=30.78

VIX PP=31.79
MP=32.58 R1=33.36 MP=34.80 R2=36.23 MP=38.45 R3=40.67 MP=42.89 R4=45.11
MP=30.36 S1=28.92 MP=28.14 S2=27.35 MP=25.13 S3=22.91 MP=20.69 S4=18.47
O=31.38 H=34.65 L=30.21 C=30.5

UUP PP=21.69
MP=21.74 R1=21.79 MP=21.86 R2=21.93 MP=22.05 R3=22.17 MP=22.29 R4=22.41
MP=21.62 S1=21.55 MP=21.50 S2=21.45 MP=21.33 S3=21.21 MP=21.09 S4=20.97
O=21.71 H=21.83 L=21.59 C=21.65

FROM: www.econoday.com

Economic Events & Analysis - 11/04/2011 Friday


Monster Employment Index

8:30 AM ET Employment Situation
1:00 PM ET Daniel Tarullo Speaks
3:00 PM ET Treasury STRIPS


Additional World wide Economic Calendar information can be found at the following website.
worldeconomiccalendar.com/

NOTE:
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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.

[Clinton SPX]

bouncing between fibs

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[ask2lern]

Thanks Kryptos!!!
Good Morning Gang
Here are the pivots……….…hope everyone has a great day ……GLTA


GOLD


R3 1806.40
R2 1783.00
R1 1773.70

PP 1759.60

S1 1750.30
S2 1736.20
S3 1712.80


SILVER

R3 36.94
R2 35.69
R1 35.14

PP 34.44

S1 33.89
S2 33.19
S3 31.94


IWM

R3 79.97
R2 77.06
R1 76.02

PP 74.15

S1 73.11
S2 71.24
S3 68.33




TNA

R3 58.22
R2 52.83
R1 50.92

PP 47.44

S1 45.53
S2 42.05
S3 36.66



TZA

R3 37.34
R2 33.66
R1 31.28

PP 29.98

S1 27.60
S2 26.30
S3 22.62


SDS

R3 22.12
R2 21.15
R1 20.53

PP 20.18

S1 19.56
S2 19.21
S3 18.24

SSO

R3 50.45
R2 48.34
R1 47.57

PP 46.23

S1 45.46
S2 44.12
S3 42.01

…………………………..GLTA

[ask2lern]

From www.optionmonster.com ........................GLTA

Indexes return to levels from Monday

The indexes rebounded sharply from earlier lows yesterday after news that a Greek national referendum on the country's bailout package was unlikely to go forward. For all the roller-coaster moves this week, the last two days of gains simply brings us back to nearly unchanged with Monday.

For the most part, the levels below are the ones that we began the week with, barring some adjustments to moving averages. Given the extremes in earnings news and price swings with the ongoing drama in Europe, that is something of a feat.

Nasdaq 100 (NDX)
First support is at 2353.66, its 10-day moving average, and then at 2296.80, its 200-day moving average. First resistance is now at 2373.82 and then at 2412.52, last week's pivot high.

S&P 500 (SPX)
Support is at its 10-day moving average, last at 1250.38, and then at 1240.05, the previous trading-range low from January to July. Below the 1240 area, support would be at 1221.06. Resistance is at its 200-day moving average, last at 1273.35. Above the 200-day, resistance would be at 1298.61 and then 1315.94.

Russell 2000 (RUT)
Support at 735.53, its 10-day moving average. Below the 10-day, support would be at 713.36. Resistance is now at 761 and then at 777.86, its 200-day moving average. Above the 200-day next resistance would be at 793.80.

[ask2lern]

From www.optionmonster.com .....................GLTA

G-20, labor reports dominate calendar

There are two key events scheduled for today, the continuation of the G-20 meeting in Cannes and the release of the government's employment reports. The G-20 will be going on well before the pre-market session starts and could move markets.

The Monster Employment Index comes out early in the pre-market. Many traders consider this index, which tracks online help-wanted ads, as a leading indicator of employment trends. There are no forecasts made for the index, but last month it was 148, which was a high reading for the last two years.

At 8:30 a.m. ET, the federal Employment Situation Report will be released. It has two components: One is the payrolls number from the establishment survey, and the other is the headline unemployment rate which derives from the household survey.

The non-farm payrolls number is forecast to come in at 95,000. Estimates range from a bearish 50,000 payrolls to a very bullish 168,000.

The unemployment rate is expected to remain unchanged from last month at 9.1 percent. The range is from a bullish 8.9 percent to a bearish 9.2 percent.

[ask2lern]

Hedgeye Hedgeye
Oct final Services PMI looks like a slowdown France 44.6 vs prelim 46.0; Germany 50.6 vs prelim 52.1; EuroZone 46.4 vs prelim 47.2
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JoeSaluzzi Joe Saluzzi
If you are going to try and trade the NFP #, remember that BLS gives it out in machine readable news format so machines process instantly.
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Man vs. Machine......................

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Mark4124NH Mark Mansfield
I think we are seeing based on factory orders, PMIs, etc... recession in Europe already.
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Hedgeye Hedgeye
As we look at today’s set up for the S&P 500, the range is 16 points or -0.80% downside to 1251 and 0.46% upside to 1267.
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optionmonster Jon Najarian
Since June 2009, S&P has only traded down on the day of a stronger than expected report 4 out of 12 times.
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optionmonster Jon Najarian
Same time frame, when jobs report is weaker than expected, the S&P 500 sees declines only 56% of times
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[ask2lern]

All indications seem to favor the bullish trend so should go higher despite any news or economic issues........................GLTA

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optionmonster Jon Najarian
October employment was 80k versus consensus of 95,000 jobs, down from the 103,000 added in September
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[ask2lern]

I do not recall but someplace last night I read that the MF accounts will be transfered and many liquidated which may create some turbulence.............they were mostly a commodity house so that space could be bumpy today........................GLTA

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ukarlewitz ukarlewitz
RT @capitalobserver: Shorter term traders r optimistic but longer term investors r cautious. Mixed picture <--that fits bigger picture $$
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TheStalwart Joseph Weisenthal
DAX now down 1.5%.
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ukarlewitz ukarlewitz
Typical NFP day is $SPX makes its hod or lod in the first hour or so
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[Clinton SPX]

Ive been calling for recession in EU for weeks I guess today its "official"

[Clinton SPX]

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[Clinton SPX]

Bernank needs to stop screwing around and let the euro drop or hes going to cause a depression over there. There is no reason for the euro to be strong

[natsalilfly]

FAZ looking good for a play to anyone else? When UUP is 21.70 and above, it doesn't sit well with FAS lately.

[natsalilfly]

I think I will just watch, not used to my new driving schedule for daughter where I have to be gone half hour before closing. It's got me off my game!

[ask2lern]

gtotoy gtotoy
$SPY stks.co/yHa Read for the day
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[dino]

Exalts out to kryptos and ask for starting this thread day after day. Though the activity diminishes from time to time, it does not go unoticed....

[natsalilfly]

yes I NEED the numbers, they help me a ton

[Clinton SPX]

JPM under the MAs
this is the usual trigger for the euro monkey
Ill be watching

[ask2lern]

I am wathing a small range on SPY 124.78-125.36..............

[Clinton SPX]

transports still lighting the LOD

[Clinton SPX]

Obama to speak
weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[ask2lern]

Double bottom on both SPY and QQQ 1min.................if it is gonna bounce here is a chance IMO..................GLTA