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BROAD MARKETS Net-commercial
position for the Nasdaq 100 decreased slightly. Net-commercial
position for the Dow Jones & S&P 500 was unchanged. And
net-commercial position for the Russell 2000 increased slightly. FED
Support has been violated by all indexes: Moreover, the Nasdaq 100 index closed 50 points below its June reaction-low, plus there is conflict in the Middle East and oil is trading above $76 per barrel. It sure doesn’t look good for the markets. HOWEVER, the problem with that line of thinking, in my opinion, is that most traders are thinking the same thing. And we all know when the sellers are out, the market bottoms. From a technical stand point it will be very important for the rest of the indices to stay above their June reaction lows. The COT report is not offering much help thus far. Next week’s COT data will be very interesting, because it is going to reveal how the commercials played this very recent decline in the markets. If the commercials were buyers, then we can expect a relief rally sometime in the near future. But, if commercials were sellers, then that would be the catalyst for the markets to violate their June lows and enter into a bear market. Stay tuned… Gold
- http://buythebottom.com/gold.html Oil
- http://buythebottom.com/wtic.html US
Dollar Index- http://buythebottom.com/images/usd.gif
(under construction) Here’s to a peaceful world, James © 2006
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