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My S&P 500 support – Now what

S&P 500 held up till a bit hotter than expected PPI came, setting the daily tone in twists and turns, yet I could gain intraday for clients on the short side early after the opening bell. Look up my Nov 12 article with the below S&P 500 intraday chart (featuring it below, alongside today‘s other relevant ones), and see how prices worked their way into my final support earlier today (in wait mode currently). I simply didn‘t trust yesterday‘s lackluster session, and called it out publicly.

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Gold, Silver and Miners

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Whether we get a 1-2 days reprieve, precious metals look set to go one declining a bit more below yesterday‘s lows – all that‘s needed is a fresh push higher in USD and yields, which could take perhaps some 3 trading days to develop. Copper though has the power to inspire silver to at least keep its decline in check.

Crude Oil

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Very weak upswing yesterday, but oil looks better positioned to move up today than precious metals – if I were forced at gunpoint to choose one, and passing on wasn‘t an option.

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Monica Kingsley

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Monica Kingsley is a trader and financial analyst serving countless investors and traders since Feb 2020.

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