Morgan Stanley and Wells Fargo posted disappointing profit results; this outweighed yesterday’s good report from Apple. Overnight there were news stories that Chinese investors are rushing to open stock trading accounts to get in on Chinese IPOs; accounts are being opened at five times the rate at the January low. It sure sounds like a bubble forming. It’s day two of Bernanke’s testimony; we also get the DOE crude inventory report at 9:30. The API reported a big jump in inventories last night. The DOE is expected to report a drop.
Sept. S&P: They continue to struggle over 950. Today there’s support at 942 then 939. Tomorrow should be a momentum buy day.
Sept. Dow: Stopped at the June high of 8900. Support is 8805 then 8755.
Sept. Treasury Bonds: Held at Fibonacci retracement resistance of 118-11.5. Momentum sell short day.
Sept. Japanese Yen: Momentum is up to short sale levels; watch Fibonacci resistance at 10732.
August Gold: Breakout day; watch support at 943.
Sept. Silver: Breakout day; watch support at 1337.
Oct. Sugar: Yesterday’s doji could yield a directional move today. Watch 1795 and 1760 for potential launching points.
Sept. Coffee: Breakout day, watch 12075 and 12350.
Sept. Crude Oil: Yesterday it stopped at Fibonacci retracement resistance of 66.78. Treat today as a breakout day.
Sept. Wheat: Breakout day; watch 525 as a downside breakout point.
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