SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) Forecast: Dollar soars, so earnings head for floor
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UNLOCK OFFER- SPY recovers ground on Wednesday to close 2% higher.
- Nasdaq leads the way with a gain of over 2%.
- Dollar continues to surge versus all major currencies.
Equities moved higher on Wednesday in apparent aloofness at what was happening in the rest of the market. Oil prices fell sharply, and the dollar gained again. Today we should get a whopper of a rate rise from the European Central Bank and some hawkish testimony from Fed chair Powell.
SPY news
Wednesday's move was confusing, to say the least. Oil collapsed as oil traders grew concerned about global growth collapsing. This is not normally a good thing for equities, but they rallied thinking lower oil prices mean less inflation. Let's wait and see on that.
Next up came the dollar ballooning to record levels versus the yen and every other currency. Again this is not good for companies with a lot of overseas revenues. Still the SPY rallied. Finally, we got Fed whisperer Nick Timiraos from The Wall Street Journal penning in for 75 bps at the next Fed meeting.
The Fed whisperer has spoken take note of all doves jumping in on brainards comments today $SPY $QQQ https://t.co/xgQawfp1Bm
— Ivan Brian (@IvanBrian9) September 7, 2022
The Fed whisperer has spoken take note of all doves jumping in on brainards comments today $SPY $QQQ https://t.co/xgQawfp1Bm
— Ivan Brian (@IvanBrian9) September 7, 2022
Nick appears to have the ear of the Fed, so this is noteworthy. Yet still the equity market rallied. On Wednesday, Jefferies was out with a note saying to avoid companies with exposure to a strong dollar. This will be a major headwind going forward as the dollar keeps going up. Back to rate hikes, and the futures and money markets now are looking more odds-on for a 75 bps hike. The ECB is due to unveil 75bps imminently despite raging energy prices.
SPY forecast
We are rangebound between $389 and $401. Any breakout is likely to see some FOMO momentum to accelerate the move as liquidity is still poor. However, risks remain to the downside from a macroeconomic perspective. $401 is the bearish pivot. Below more losses are likely with a target of fresh lows. $389 is the lower trend line support.
SPY daily chart
- SPY recovers ground on Wednesday to close 2% higher.
- Nasdaq leads the way with a gain of over 2%.
- Dollar continues to surge versus all major currencies.
Equities moved higher on Wednesday in apparent aloofness at what was happening in the rest of the market. Oil prices fell sharply, and the dollar gained again. Today we should get a whopper of a rate rise from the European Central Bank and some hawkish testimony from Fed chair Powell.
SPY news
Wednesday's move was confusing, to say the least. Oil collapsed as oil traders grew concerned about global growth collapsing. This is not normally a good thing for equities, but they rallied thinking lower oil prices mean less inflation. Let's wait and see on that.
Next up came the dollar ballooning to record levels versus the yen and every other currency. Again this is not good for companies with a lot of overseas revenues. Still the SPY rallied. Finally, we got Fed whisperer Nick Timiraos from The Wall Street Journal penning in for 75 bps at the next Fed meeting.
The Fed whisperer has spoken take note of all doves jumping in on brainards comments today $SPY $QQQ https://t.co/xgQawfp1Bm
— Ivan Brian (@IvanBrian9) September 7, 2022
The Fed whisperer has spoken take note of all doves jumping in on brainards comments today $SPY $QQQ https://t.co/xgQawfp1Bm
— Ivan Brian (@IvanBrian9) September 7, 2022
Nick appears to have the ear of the Fed, so this is noteworthy. Yet still the equity market rallied. On Wednesday, Jefferies was out with a note saying to avoid companies with exposure to a strong dollar. This will be a major headwind going forward as the dollar keeps going up. Back to rate hikes, and the futures and money markets now are looking more odds-on for a 75 bps hike. The ECB is due to unveil 75bps imminently despite raging energy prices.
SPY forecast
We are rangebound between $389 and $401. Any breakout is likely to see some FOMO momentum to accelerate the move as liquidity is still poor. However, risks remain to the downside from a macroeconomic perspective. $401 is the bearish pivot. Below more losses are likely with a target of fresh lows. $389 is the lower trend line support.
SPY daily chart
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