Hello, Adam Hewison here for MarketClub. Watch what's happening right now in the markets ...
S&P500: -70. Market very oversold. Long term uptrend remains intact. Market at the lower end of the Donchian Channel. Neutral - Trading range
Silver: Score -70. possible bullish divergence on the Williams %R indicator.Major resistance at $39.50.Support at $32.00.
Gold longer term trend still positive. Score +55. Support at $1,462.50. Resistance at $1,526.Trading Range
Crude Oil: +55 neutral Trading range. Long term indicator remains positive. Possible bullish divergence on the Williams %R indicator.
The Dollar Index: Score +70. In a trading range with the longer term outlook remaining negative.Possible negative divergence. Look for a pullback?? Major resistance remains at 77.50.
The Thomson Reuters/Jefferies CRB Commodity Index: Score -70. Near-term resistance at 348.50. Support at 333.50.Market very oversold on hedge fund liquidation.
All the best,
Adam Hewison
President of INO.com
Co-founder of MarketClub
I'm new here aat MarketClub and wondering how the S&P can be oversold when it is at near all time high. I know yiour-70 score is bearish, but does it also mean oversold and how can that be justified with the S&P being at this level
Bob,
The S&P 500 index is oversold on a short term basis and is at the lower end of the Donchian channel. This is on the daily charts and does not apply to the monthly or weekly charts.
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All the best,
Adam