HeyJaredGreg Michalowski
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Spot gold traders keeps the sellers in firm control. Buyers are losing. (opens the original)
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Gold is marginally higher on the day, with a gain of around $9 to $4,169, but the rebound is having trouble getting above the falling 100-hour moving average near $4,180.40. That keeps the sellers more in control despite today’s modest gain. Recall from last Friday, the price of the precious metal tested a key resistance area on the topside that included four separate technical levels: the 100-hour moving average, the 200-hour moving average, the 100-day moving average and the 50% midpoint at $4
USDJPY and USDCHF break lower as USDCAD tests trendline support (opens the original)
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The USDJPY and USDCHF have seen a pocket of dollar weakness, with both pairs breaking below key hourly moving averages. Those moves have tilted the short-term bias more toward the sellers, although there is still work to do to build on the downside momentum. The USDCAD remains higher on the day, but its retreat from a new high has brought a rising trendline back into focus. Yesterday’s break below that trendline failed. Can sellers make another attempt stick? In the video above, I take a look at
Understanding the S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite and Nasdaq 100: A Trader’s Guide (opens the original)
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The broader U.S. stock indices are opening in positive territory, but the early gains have yet to turn into a convincing run to the upside. A higher opening gives buyers an opportunity. Whether they can build on that move depends on their ability to get above—and stay above—the next key technical levels. In the video above, I take a look at the S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite and Nasdaq 100 from a technical perspective. Each offers a slightly different view of the equity market, and understanding thos
US construction spending for the month of August 0.9% versus 0.0% expected (opens the original)
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August components compared with revised July levels, at seasonally adjusted annual rates: US construction spending came in stronger than expected in August, rising 0.9% against expectations for no change. The Census Bureau report also showed a smaller July decline, with spending now down 0.1%, revised from a 0.5% fall. census.gov. Good news all around. Private construction drove the increase, with gains in both residential and nonresidential spending. Public construction provided a smaller lift.
Bitcoin awaits the next shove as buyers and sellers battle (opens the original)
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Bitcoin buyers came in early in yesterday’s North American session and pushed the price higher. The rally took the digital currency above both its 100- and 200-hour moving averages, shown by the blue and green lines on the chart below, and to its highest level since September 23. However, the break could not sustain momentum. The price quickly rotated back below both moving averages, and the upside push fizzled. The buyers had their shot. The buyers missed. The two hourly moving averages remain
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