Expert Technical Analysis for Global Markets, Specialising in Energy
March 2000 – We started life with 3 clients; the bank I was working for plus 2 prop rooms.
Our first reports covered Bund, Bobl, Schatz, Euribor, DAX, FTSE and the Mib-30 (It was an Italian bank!).
We steadily added contracts over the next 5 years, things like Gilts, Eurostoxx-50, Short Sterling and …
in Aluminium, Brent Crude, Bund, Copper, DAX, Dutch TTF Nat Gas, EUA Carbon Emissions, Eurostoxx, Financial Futures, Gold, NASDAQ, S&P, Silver, Technical Analysis, Trading, WTI
Gaps Galore! If/when something opens below the previous day’s low, or above the previous sessions’ high, a price “gap” is created (known as a “Window” in candlestick analysis). There’s been quite a few of those on our charts of late, particularly on a Monday, and today was no exception. A price gap below immediately becomes an important and obvious …
in Brent Crude, Bund, Commentary, Copper, DAX, Dutch TTF Nat Gas, EUA Carbon Emissions, European Gas/Carbon/Power, Financial Futures, FTSE 100, Gold, LME Base Metals, NASDAQ, Oil/Gas/Energy Trading, Oil/US Gas, Platinum / Palladium, Precious Metals, S&P, Silver, Technical Analysis, Trading
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Equity Indices held on to yesterday’s gains in the main. The S&P Futures rallied to just shy of 6850.6885 is the next resistance/target. 6750 is now (Marabuzo) support. NASDAQ Futures didn’t quite manage a close above 25055, …
Below are the commentaries we produced on Monday morning for the Ags contracts. The levels have stuck pretty well. Always good to see markets bahving well Technically, which is more than can be said for some markets right now!!
Corn:
445.6 was the low back in mid August. After that we saw a rally to 508.2 by …
This is what we sent to our clients on Monday talking about Corn Futures:
Last week’s low was 788 so bold support at 786 held firm, keeping the bulls in the box seat.
I’m not sure the scale of chart we were posting on here recently did justice to the power of the move that preceded the recent sideways consolidation, …
We are watching these markets very carefully right now as there is a confluence of events that suggest things may be changing. We don;t often start talking the funny-mentals, and we don’t often worry about relationships between markets, however close they may be. But I’m going to make an exception in this instance.
Price action in Oil is probably tantamount …