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Friday,
January 25th
No Significant Economic Announcements Today
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www.econoday.com

*Chart
above represents the Fib Grid and Pivot (short red line)
from YESTERDAY'S market
The
Fib Grid and Pivot Points below represent TODAY'S
session
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S&P RS Fibonacci Grid |
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S&P Pivot Points |
| 1/24
High |
1357.25 |
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R2 |
1370.25 |
upper .214 |
1336.75 |
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R1 |
1361.25 |
upper .382 |
1320.75 |
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Pivot |
1348.25 |
lower
.382 |
1298.50 |
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S1 |
1339.25 |
lower
.214 |
1282.50 |
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S2 |
1326.25 |
1/22
Low |
1262.00 |
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S&P
500: Wednesdays bullish price action continued
yesterday but with less exuberance as expected and as
suggested a struggle above 1355.25. Today look for continued
strength that takes the S&P back to the 10ema on the
daily bars at 1364.25 whereupon further ascent is likely
to be a struggle and scalping and position trading short
will likely be advantageous. We now have close to 100
points on the Fib Grid and once again although directional
bias is up on the daily bars it is nearing exhaustion
for this move. A gap up today at the open that ultimately
trades at or above 1364.25 is a short as long as trading
below the open with a gap fill and negative momentum on
the daily bars as a minimum profit target. Weakness at
the open that maintains support above the upper .214 of
1336.75 is a buy with yesterdays high of 1357.25 as a
minimum profit target and the 10ema on the daily bars
at 1364.25 as an ultimate target. Next weeks FOMC meeting
will help to keep a bullish bias in the market until Wednesday.
Pullbacks including negative momentum on the daily bars
will likely be bought up until the announcement. Have
a great weekend!
Trade
with Knowledge!
Burr
Jennings
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Thursday,
January 24th
Jobless 8:30am, Existing Home Sales 10:00am ET Today
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www.econoday.com

*Chart
above represents the Fib Grid and Pivot (short red line)
from YESTERDAY'S market
The
Fib Grid and Pivot Points below represent TODAY'S
session
|
S&P RS Fibonacci Grid |
|
S&P Pivot Points |
| 1/23
High |
1344.50 |
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R2 |
1393.25 |
upper .214 |
1326.75 |
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R1 |
1367.25 |
upper .382 |
1313.00 |
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Pivot |
1318.75 |
lower
.382 |
1293.50 |
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S1 |
1292.75 |
lower
.214 |
1279.75 |
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S2 |
1244.25 |
1/22
Low |
1262.00 |
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S&P
500: A 35 point gap down at the open offered
nothing but buying yesterday morning to fill the gap to
Tuesdays close before falling back below the low of the
day only to light the mother of all roman candlesque rallies
to post 75 points of range on the day up 32 points at
the close. Today we should see a continuance of yesterdays
rally as clearly shorts are stuck and bulls are putting
it to them after a long hiatus. We have 2 key levels of
support to take in to consideration today. First is the
upper .214 of 1326.75 which if offers support we should
see an immediate rebound to above yesterdays high of 1344.50
with considerable resistance above last Fridays high of
1355.25 and as suggested earlier, ultimately a return
to the 10ema on the daily bars which is currently 1367.00
which may take a few days to achieve. The other level
of considerable concern for bulls is last weeks low of
1315.75 which will be watched for support, below which
all bets off considering the buy side. We should begin
to see scalping to the short side become effective after
11:30am ET today as long as the morning session rallies.
Be in the DATA chat room for the latest real-time analysis.
Trade
with Knowledge!
Burr
Jennings
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Wednesday,
January 23rd
Redbook 8:55am ET Today
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this weeks economic calendar by clicking on:
www.econoday.com

*Chart
above represents the Fib Grid and Pivot (short red line)
from YESTERDAY'S market
The
Fib Grid and Pivot Points below represent TODAY'S
session
|
S&P RS Fibonacci Grid |
|
S&P Pivot Points |
| 1/14
High |
1424.50 |
|
R2 |
1361.75 |
upper .214 |
1389.75 |
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R1 |
1335.50 |
upper .382 |
1362.50 |
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Pivot |
1298.75 |
lower
.382 |
1324.00 |
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S1 |
1272.50 |
lower
.214 |
1296.75 |
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S2 |
1235.75 |
1/22
Low |
1262.00 |
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S&P
500: A 60 point gap down at the open offered
nothing but buying yesterday morning and pullbacks in
the afternoon were bought for a new high and a gap fill
to last Fridays close as suggested in DATA Morning Call.
With Tuesdays Fed intervention of 3/4 of a point we should
see follow through to the buy side today with a break
above yesterdays high of 1325.00 minimum and 1355.25 as
an ultimate target. Today we have very loose confluence
between the lower .214 and the pivot as highlighted above
with 160 points(!) on the Fib Grid which should offer
a broad stroked line in the sand to trade against. Below
1296.75 and all bets off the buy side. I will continue
to favor the buy side until positive momentum on the daily
bars creates a new Fib Grid.
Trade
with Knowledge!
Burr
Jennings
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Tuesday,
January 22nd
State Street Investors Confidence 10:00am ET Today
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this weeks economic calendar by clicking on:
www.econoday.com

*Chart
above represents the Fib Grid and Pivot (short red line)
from YESTERDAY'S market
The
Fib Grid and Pivot Points below represent TODAY'S
session
|
S&P RS Fibonacci Grid |
|
S&P Pivot Points |
| 1/14
High |
1424.50 |
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R2 |
1371.50 |
upper .214 |
1401.25 |
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R1 |
1348.50 |
upper .382 |
1383.00 |
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Pivot |
1332.00 |
lower
.382 |
1357.25 |
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S1 |
1309.00 |
lower
.214 |
1339.00 |
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S2 |
1292.50 |
1/18
Low |
1315.75 |
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S&P
500: Strength at the open once again found resistance
at confluence and was sold to well below Thursdays low
continuing the cascade that in Fridays DATA Morning Call
was suggested would lead to a market "crash."
Well folks, today may be the day that "crash"
is realized. Monday saw major corrections worldwide and
our own S&P Globex contract was down as much as 70
points suggesting further weakness today. Intervention
by the Federal Reserve and a new round of lower interest
rates is likely. That being the case and the fact that
a gap down on the weekly bars has a 100% chance of filling
in the near future as well as the 10 day exponential moving
average inevitably being achieved, the buy side
is the only position I will trade today. Look
for breaks below 1255.50 to be bought for quick rebounds
or to my ultimate profit target of 1325.25 or even higher.
Again, avoid the short side at theses levels. Trade the
buy side for what inevitably will be an exceptional move
higher. It may take a day or two but your persistence
should be well rewarded. Absolutely, positively be in
the DATA chat room for the latest real time analysis.
Trade
with Knowledge!
Burr
Jennings
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