Morning Coffee – November 4th
With the first two trading days in the bag markets look to be setting up for a lower open as traders focus on Friday’s delayed non-Farm Payroll results for October.
With the first two trading days in the bag markets look to be setting up for a lower open as traders focus on Friday’s delayed non-Farm Payroll results for October.
Mid-Morning 52 week high list. As our readers know we like to look at the 52 week high list on down days to create a list of stocks to begin our stock selection process but even more important is the 52 week high list during a series of down session coupled with an overall weak month. Today’s New 52 Week High Stocks Symbol New High Prev 52wk High
BlackBerry (BBRY, quote) is abandoning plans to sell itself and will replace CEO Thorsten Heins.
Early morning stocks that are trending in the U.S. pre-market this morning are:
As our readers know we like to look at the 52 week high list on down days to create a list of stocks to begin our stock selection process but even more important is the 52 week high list during a series of down session coupled with an overall weak mont
EURUSD’s downward movement from 1.3832 extends to as low as 1.3539. Deeper decline to test 1.3462 support is possible, as long as this level holds, the fall could be treated as consolidation of the longer term uptrend from 1.2756 (Jul 9 low)
Early morning stocks that are trending in the U.S. pre-market this morning are:
U.S. futures are riding yesterday’s momentum of positive U.S. economic data refueling speculation the Federal Reserve may opt to taper its $85 billion stimulus program sooner rather than later.
A whirlwind is pushing Starbucks’ (SBUX, quote) stock around in today’s session after yesterday’s earnings report and followup conference call.
For intraday emini index traders, last nights FED meeting delivered a classic lesson in volume price analysis (VPA).
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