STATE OF THE MARKETS

Stocks higher as Dollar under pressure. US stocks closed higher on Tuesday as the Dollar continued to be sold amid profit taking from long term investors. Small cap Russell (+1.57%) led the gains, followed by S&P (+0.95%), Nasdaq (+0.94%) and Dow (+0.80%) while the Dollar index closed below 102.50 minor handle. Demand for treasuries were noted as yields crossed above the 3% mark, with the 10Y pulled back to 2.98% as New York closed.

In the commodities market, crude remains firm above $118.10/bl after news of possible no Iran nuclear deal while Dollar weakness continues to float gold above $1852/oz. Elsewhere, iron ore continues to climb above $145.85/tn on news of China demand growth.

In the FX space, demand for King Dollar dissipated in the short and medium term, while long term flipped to offers. It seems that long term accounts turned bullish as Kiwi flipped to demand while Dollar, Swiss and Yen were being offered.

On Wednesday, markets are expected to remain cautious while looking forward to earning reports from Brown Forman (BF/B), Campbell Soup (CPB), Five Below (FIVE), Thor Industries (THO), ABM Industries (ABM) and Ollie’s Bargain (OLLI) as well as the latest figures in US mortgage applications and wholesale inventories. The EIA petroleum status report will be in the spotlight for energy traders.


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G8 CURRENCIES SENTIMENTS

ST GBP CAD AUD USD EUR NZD CHF JPY ST
MT CAD AUD USD GBP EUR NZD CHF JPY MT
LT CAD AUD EUR NZD GBP CHF USD JPY LT
** ST refers to Short-Term daily turnover, MT is Medium Term weekly 
and LT refers to Long-Term monthly turnover.


WALL ST MOST ACTIVE

TICKER LAST PRICE

% CHANGE

VOLUME 90 DAYS AVG
VICI 32.11 – 1.05 198,882.1K 10,702.9K
TQQQ 33.33 + 2.43 137,270.5K 135,596.1K
AERC 12.10 + 154.74 121,023.5K 954.6K
DIDI 2.24 – 2.61 116,076.6K 52,567.7K
SQQQ 46.25 – 2.53 95,975.9K 107,237.7K
AMZN 123.00 – 1.43 85,156.7K 85,927.9K
JAN 4.07 + 62.80 85,060.9K 429.5K
AMD 105.28 – 0.35 79,022.8K 112,459.9K
HUSA 7.06 + 44.67 67,859.7K 8,590.9K
AAPL 148.71 + 1.76 67,808.1K 95,814.5K
** % Change here refer to price


WALL ST TOP FLOWS

TICKER LAST PRICE

VOLUME

% CHANGE FUNDS FLOW $
TSLA 716.66 24,269.5K – 23.80 17,393.0M
AMZN 123.00 85,156.7K – 17.69 10,474.3M
AAPL 148.71 67,808.1K – 34.71 10,083.7M
AMD 105.28 79,022.8K – 37.11 8,319.5M
NVDA 189.26 38,891.4K – 39.40 7,360.6M
VICI 32.11 198,882.1K + 797.15 6,386.1M
MSFT 272.50 22,860.6K – 30.94 6,229.5M
TGT 155.98 33,299.6K + 217.66 5,194.1M
XOM 103.37 37,810.2K + 37.15 3,908.4M
BABA 104.32 35,958.7K +43.91 3,751.2M
** % change here refers to volume


TOP 5 BLOCK ORDERS

SYMBOL PRICE TYPE R/VOL FUNDS FLOW $
CVNA 25.41 equities/options 60.74 302.6K
VET 24.80 equities/options 50.61 213.0K
SNP 54.02 equities/options 31.85 432.0K
NQ 12,690.50 NASDAQ futures 50,268 1,090.5M
YM 33,044.00 DOW futures 14,085 930.7M


OUR PICK – No New Stocks Pick.

We stay on the sideline. Yield inversions flipped back and forth between the 5Y (2.99%), 7Y (3.02%) and the 10Y (2.98%) while long term investors seemed antsy to get into the market. As major index approaches key resistance, we should see long term accounts playing short to medium term upside while looking to cover their shorts. With VIX approaching support at 24 and highly likely to rebound to the upside, we decided to stay on the sideline for now.

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This article is for general information purpose only. It is not an investment advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any securities/oz. Opinions expressed are of the authors and not necessarily of MFM Securities Limited or any of its affiliates, subsidiaries, officers or directors. Leveraged trading is high risk and not suitable for all. You could lose all of your deposited funds.

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