Relief Rally Continues Amid Rising Yields

STATE OF THE MARKETS

Relief rally continues amid rising yields. US stocks continue to rally as more companies reported better than expected earnings while bonds continue to lose demand, sending yields higher. The small caps Russell (+1.59%) climbed the most, followed by Nasdaq (+1.58%), S&P (+0.59%) and Dow (+0.15%) while the 10Y (3.04%) benchmark yields below the short term 1Y (3.22%) and 2Y (3.24%) notes. The Dollar index rebounded to settle above the 107 handle as New York closed.

In the commodity markets, crude slipped lower after the EIA reported lower gasoline demand amid the peak summer driving season. The black gold settled below $99.40/bl and continued to fall to $94.80/bl at writing. Gold continues to lose demand as investors expect higher rates coming in the next FOMC meeting. The metal closed below the $1,700/oz handle for the first time in 11 months. Elsewhere, iron ore slipped further to $104.50/tn as demand concerns continue to weigh on major commodities.

In the FX space, short term traders were quick to sell Euro prior the ECB meeting while demanding more Loonie and Dollar. Medium term traders seemed more bullish as Swiss flipped to offer while Aussie and Kiwi advanced further in the demand territories. Long term investors however seemed more cautious as Swiss led the demand with Loonie and Aussie while King Dollar retreated in demand.

On Thursday, markets expect a higher volatility as more earnings reports come in from Danaher (DHR), AT&T (T), Philip Morris (PM), Union Pacific (UNP), Blackstone (BX), SAP SE (SAP), Intuitive Surgical (ISRG), Snap (SNAP) and Mattel (MAT) as well as the latest US jobless claims, Philly Fed manufacturing index and leading indicators.


G8 CURRENCIES SENTIMENTS

ST CAD USD NZD AUD GBP CHF JPY EUR ST
MT AUD NZD EUR CAD CHF GBP USD JPY MT
LT CHF CAD AUD USD NZD GBP EUR 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
TQQQ 29.89 + 5.02 188,398.8K 156,004.0K
SQQQ 45.76 – 4.96 118,955.5K 112,594.8K
SDIG 3.21 + 50.00 102,216.6K 777.1K
SPTI 29.31 – 0.10 101,793.5K 3,471.7K
APLD 2.49 + 17.45 93,155.6K 1,977.4K
AMD 89.43 + 4.13 88,323.7K 103,485.5K
SOXL 18.20 + 7.37 85,818.9K 57,355.8K
HYG 76.09 + 0.44 82,880.0K 44,118.4K
NVDA 178.07 + 4.80 76,023.1K 56,004.1K
SPY 394.77 + 0.64 71,779.6K 95,546.4K
** % Change here refers to price vs previous day price


WALL ST TOP FLOWS

TICKER LAST PRICE

VOLUME

% CHANGE FUNDS FLOW $
TSLA 742.50 29,519.9K + 0.67 21,918.5M
NVDA 178.07 76,023.1K + 44.18 13,537.4M
NFLX 216.44 53,900.6K + 343.53 11,666.3M
AAPL 153.04 64,807.1K – 12.58 9,918.1M
AMZN 122.77 71,235.9K + 8.60 8,745.6M
AMD 89.43 88,323.7K + 1.03 7,898.8M
MSFT 262.27 22,767.0K – 10.40 5,971.1M
META 183.09 24,775.1K – 14.66 4,536.1M
GOOGL 113.90 35,593.1K – 3.27 4,054.1M
GOOG 114.70 26,776.9K – 12.45 3,071.3M
** % change here refers to volume vs. 20 days average volume.


TOP 5 BLOCK ORDERS

TICKER PRICE TYPE VOL/OI FUNDS FLOW
F 12.73 stock/options 359.19 661.1M
INTC 40.56 stock/options 134.73 1,475.9M
NKLA 5.89 stocks/options 126.61 51.4M
NQ 12,426.50 NASDAQ futures 9,364 116.4M
YM 31,786.00 DOW futures 3,171 100.9M


OUR PICK – AUD/USD

At a juncture. The Aussie seemed to be turning around as our sentiment model shows the pair is bullish medium and long term while looking to pullback in the short term. The motive wave structure points to upside move if 0.6680 remained supported. Deeper pullback to 61.8% circa 0.6780 or near the weekly pivot is possible.

HORIZON STRATEGY SL TP1 TP2
Short-Term Sell 0.6935 0.6835 0.6805
Medium-Term Buy
Long-Term Buy

 

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