Climbing a Wall of Worry

S&P 500 decisively closed the bearish gap I told you about Sunday, in spite of a very lackluster European session. The US open though offered merely one good correction – too swift to take advantage of in swing trading, but fine enough to add to our +33 ES pts intraday gains delivered for you (our = me and Ellin – finest public statement coming, and my Join page already features new descriptions of mine and our services).
The gold and oil expectations turned out reasonably well too – the late day gold upswing is being duly dialed back today, with oil being the one where I look for more resiliency than in gold or the much more challenged copper.
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Let‘s move right into the charts (all courtesy of www.stockcharts.com) – today‘s full scale article contains 5 of them.
Both ISINs of Alphabet are well positioned here, and I like META still too. Lower volume isn‘t an issue – relative resilience within the Magnificent 7 is promising. Support and direction expectations are given in the chart description.
Palantir is leaving the long sideways consolidation, and the upside is greater here than downside – both in terms of nearest days and nearest weeks. Precision targets with reasoning I gave in the caption – the volume is especially convincing.
Gold and silver are to see some selling pressure today on no greater and faster war escalation – for now, still benefiting from the retreat in yields I talked as well Sunday would happen. What‘s new though, is dovish Fed remarks, which move the daily gold target some $5 higher, to the $1,865 - $1,870 range.
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