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Dollar and Risk Asset Reversals Throw Off Anticipation of Major Tend Developments - Vimarsana News

Dollar and Risk Asset Reversals Throw Off Anticipation of Major Tend Developments

While the S&P 500 managed to hold up above its own 200-Day SMA Friday, we have crashed back below the prominent technical level and back into the narrow range of the previous weeks

Despite VIX Collapse, S&P 500 Rally Stalls But USDJPY Tumble Catches Ahead of NFPs - Vimarsana News

Despite VIX Collapse, S&P 500 Rally Stalls But USDJPY Tumble Catches Ahead of NFPs

The VIX and US Dollar, however, have made technically-relevant breaks lower which will make Friday’s NFPs even more interesting

Keeping Up Dow Rally and Dollar Tumble Momentum May Be Difficult Next Week - Vimarsana News

Keeping Up Dow Rally and Dollar Tumble Momentum May Be Difficult Next Week

Bullish milestones were hit this past week from the S&P 500 overtaking its 200-day SMA to the Dow returning notching a technical ‘bull market’ but follow through will prove difficult

S&P 500 Breaks Tight Range and Overtakes 200-Day Moving Average, Inflation and NFPs Ahead - Vimarsana News

S&P 500 Breaks Tight Range and Overtakes 200-Day Moving Average, Inflation and NFPs Ahead

While the S&P 500 jumped its tight range and 200-day SMA, the Dollar was noticeably more reserved in its retreat – the PCE deflator ahead could materially change that backdrop

S&P 500 at Risk of Breakout as PMIs Hit but Follow Through Would be a Problem - Vimarsana News

S&P 500 at Risk of Breakout as PMIs Hit but Follow Through Would be a Problem

Headlines around recession risks are elevated between the OECD’s forecasts and November PMIs ahead, but is that enough for a pre-liquidity drain break for capital markets?