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Hello from a tiny wooden table at the Whole Foods Market in San Mateo. I have yet another improvement for you on Slope: Price Cones. Here is the new menu item in SlopeCharts:
As a follow-up to this morning’s Hong Kong Phase 1 post, there is now more market action, thanks to the U.S. Congress taking an extraordinarily rare, virtually unanimous, opportunity to voice its support for Hong Kong. First it was the Senate, and now the House joins them. I mentioned this morning, ” The ES needs to crack 3100, however, to get a little more interesting.” Well, it has done so, and I think 3105 is a fairly important line in the sand on the ES.
Quite a ride today, eh? I wanted to point out the Dow Transports have retraced to their trendline, which is support at the moment. This snapshot below was taken before the brief drop today, but the push to the downside was modest. Simply stated, this line represents support until such time as it is clearly violated and closed beneath.
Now that there’s going to be no trade deal (like I’ve been saying for years now……..) this post is a little more “iffy”, but I’ll throw it out there anyway. Specifically, gold’s breakdown from its triangle pattern (although, to be clear, it is strengthening now that this latest failure is news).