Record high sits at 231 - price has pulled back to 215.
EUR/GBP has moved to a 3-month high, having held consistently above the 0.90. A new rally to 0.95 would see price back at the March peak
Bank shares ticked higher after passing Fed stress tests, and being given the green light to pay dividends BUT they still way behind the S&P 500 this year. Lots of room to makeup
The rollercoaster continues for cruise line shares- They are now down vs. S&P 500 following big out performance 2 week ago
The dollar is on the cusp of a break lower - but remains in wider trading range
If a second leg lower after the drop from 12900 is to occur - the DAX sits in the 'hot spot' between a 50% and 2/3rds retracement of the 1st decline
97.5 is the neckline to a possible inverse Head and Shoulders pattern in the dollar index
So far the pound hasn't been able to hold a break lower or higher from its 1.215 to 1.265 price range. BOE meeting is today - £100-£150 billion in more QE expected
A quick comparison of major cannabis shares shows a switch from under to out-performance in vs. the S&P 500 and the TSX
CHF/JPY is again pulling back from 114.5 - a breakout would market a significant bullish shift The BOJ and SNB meet to decide policy this week
Dollar-Cad has been sliding since March panic - Big former resistance at 1.335 could turn support The end of the drop in USD/CAD could coincide with a pause in the oil price rally - which is inversely correlated
Reopening hopes have seen a big rebound in airline shares after a crash in March. But is some extra turbulence due ? I suspect if/when the stock market turns lower - these shares will again be biggest fallers
Bond yields have broken out beyond 0.75% - coming just shy of 1% - 0.75$ is now support The Fed could try to stop yields moving higher in its decision today by new policies including: 1. Yield Curve Control (YCC) - or 2. Forward Guidance
TSLA shares have been among those driving the gains in the Nasdaq- having reached a record 'close' on Monday A New All-time high above 968.85 then $1000 per share are next upside targets
As the Nasdaq reached record highs - so did Apple - reclaiming its title of Biggest market cap from Microsoft $300 is done - $400 next ?
Gold has been trading between roughly 1670 and 1750 for 6-weeks. My bias is that this is more a bull flag than a top BUT It might need a drop through the bottom of the range to collect new buyers for next leg up NOTE: It's the Fed meeting next Wednesday
The euro-Swiss is implying a switch in long-term trend to bullish after crossing above its 200 DMA I posted about the EUR/CHF breakout beyond its down-sloping trend line earlier (linked below)
The height of the descending triangle gives a target price below if projected downwards from the support price (in this case its about 425 pips)