WTI Crude, Gold, HSI, Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq
WTI Crude, Gold, HSI, Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq
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E-Mini Dow
U.S. stocks ended lower on Wednesday after minutes from the Federal Reserve's March policy meeting revealed concern among several members of the Federal Open Markets Committee (FOMC) regarding the regional bank liquidity crisis.
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Plan A: Remain short as long as market trades below 33887. Targets are 33691 and 33594.
Plan B: Consider long if market stays above 33887. Targets are 33984 and 34082.
E-Mini S&P 500
Stocks fell Wednesday as recession concerns weighed on Wall Street, even as traders assessed the release of cooler-than-expected inflation data.
Those moves come after minutes from the Federal Reserve’s March policy meeting showed officials feared the economy could tilt into a mild recession later this year in the wake of the U.S. banking crisis.
Those moves come after minutes from the Federal Reserve’s March policy meeting showed officials feared the economy could tilt into a mild recession later this year in the wake of the U.S. banking crisis.
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Plan A: Long if market supported firm above 4113. Targets are 4123 and 4140.
Plan B: Short if market failed to support above 4113. Targets are 4102 and 4092.
E-Mini Nasdaq
Recession concerns continued to weigh on investors even as the March consumer price index came in cooler than expected, showing a rise of 0.1%. Economists polled by Dow Jones were expecting CPI to rise by 0.2% month over month.
Later in the week, the health of the U.S. economy and consumer will be put to the test as first-quarter earnings season kicks into full gear.
Later in the week, the health of the U.S. economy and consumer will be put to the test as first-quarter earnings season kicks into full gear.
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Plan A: Long if market retraced but supported firm above 13055. Targets are 13089 and 13122.
Plan B: Short if market failed to support above 13055. Targets are 13020 and 13000.
HSI
Hong Kong stocks sank on Wednesday as Chinese tech firms suffered hefty selling, with traders also awaiting the release of US inflation data later in the day.
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Plan A: Remain short if the market stays below 20313. Targets are 20000 and 19922.
Plan B: Consider long only if the market stays above 20313. Targets are 20469 and 20625.
WTI Crude
crude oil rose to a four-month high on Wednesday as US inflation rose less than expected in March, raising expectations the Federal Reserve will be able to lower interest rates later this year and easing worries more rate hikes will lead to a demand-destroying recession.
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Plan A: Remain long as long as oil price stays above 81.25. Targets are 83.59 and 83.98.
Plan B: Consider short only if oil price stays below 81.25. Targets are 80.47 and 79.30.
Gold
Gold jumped on Wednesday as signs of cooling inflation bolstered bets that a pause in U.S. rate increases was imminent, although traders positioned for one more hike in May with minutes from the Federal Reserve's March meeting also in focus.
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Plan A: Remain long as long as gold price stays above 2007.8. Targets are 2039.1 and 2054.7.
Plan B: Attempts short only if gold price stays below 2007.8. Targets are 2000 and 1992.2.
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