Market Recap September 5, 2017
September 5, 2017
Dow | 21754.61 | -234.25 | (-1.07%) |
Nasdaq | 6375.55 | -59.76 | (-0.93%) |
SP 500 | 2459.30 | -18.70 | (-0.75%) |
10-yr Note | +28/32 | 2.07 | |
NYSE | Adv 881 | Dec 2059 | Vol 907 mln |
Nasdaq | Adv 952 | Dec 1834 | Vol 1.87 bln |
IN THE NEWS HIGHLIGHTS:
- North Korea conducts its sixth nuclear test on Sunday: caution returns to capital markets.
- Financial sector noticeably weak as long-term rates drop on safe-haven positioning; insurers drop on Hurricane Irma exposure concerns.
- Passenger unit revenue warnings from Delta (DAL) and Spirit (SAVE) pressures airline stocks.
- Angst over Congress’ ability to reach agreement on budget and debt limit without any eleventh-hour drama.
- Energy sector up along with crude oil prices.
- US dollar continues to weaken.
RECAP– The markets sold off hard coming off of Labor Day Weekend as concerns remain on North Korea as well as Hurricane Irma. Crude oil resumed a bullish trend as it bounced off intraday resistance of $49. The US dollar continued to show weakness as it stopped short of hitting 92.
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Economic Calendar
Today
- Nothing major today.
Upcoming Reports
- September 6: ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI
- September 7: Unemployment Claims
- September 7: Crude Oil Inventories
FedWatch September 20 Rate Hike Probability for September 5: 1.4% (View the probability chart here)
A Look At The S&P 500 Chart – KEY Levels
- RSI is above 50.
- On Balance Volume is above its moving average.
- The market sold off today in the morning but recovered some of its loss in the afternoon.
A Look Into the Heat Map
The market sold off today led by heavy selling in Financials. Basic Materials saw a healthy bounce up due to oil as did Utilities.
(click on symbol for chart)
SPX – Bullish
DOW– Bullish
Nasdaq– Bullish
Russell – Neutral
VIX – 12.23
COMMODITIES
Oil (USO) – Bullish – Support of $46 was tested, and crude looks to be resuming another bullish run.
Ag (DBA) – Bearish
GLD – Bullish
SLV – Bearish
THE DOLLAR
UUP – USD weighted ETF – Bearish
SOLON’S TRADING THOUGHTS
As anticipated last week, the rally heading into Labor Day Weekend ended with the holiday itself. The market sold off hard today on the many concerns surrounding it, not least which being the nuclear threat of North Korea, Hurricane Irma, among others. Tis the season for volatility, and volatility can spike at a moment’s notice with anything being the catalyst. Make sure to hedge when volatility is low and puts are cheap.
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