Stocks Rallied Further As The Dollar Fell

STATE OF THE MARKETS

Stocks rallied further as the Dollar fell. US stocks climbed higher on Tuesday after a series of upbeat earnings from General Motors (GM), Coca Cola (KO) and a few other heavy weights. The small cap Russell (+2.73%) climbed the most, followed by  Nasdaq (+2.25%), S&P (+1.63%) and Dow (+1.07%) as weaker economic data pulled yields and the US dollar lower. Sentiments were mixed as flights to bond safety sent yields lower across the board, with the 10Y benchmark eased to 4.05% while the Dollar index fell below the 110 handle as at writing.

In the commodity markets, Dollar weakness helped buoyed major commodities with crude stabilizing at $84.60/bl while gold was well supported above the $1650/oz level. Elsewhere, iron ore continues to flirt around the $94.50-60/tn waiting for the next catalysts to the next move.

In the FX space, short and medium term accounts were seen synching in bids and offers, signaling a shift in trend as the safe haven Yen, Swiss and Dollar were sold off. Sentiments seemed bullish as long term accounts demand more Kiwi and eased in Swiss and Yen. Strong demand was seen for Sterling as the new Prime Minister promised to fix the economic crisis.

On Wednesday, markets expect to be cautious as any disappointing earnings and downbeat guidance may drag the major averages lower. Investors hope the Fed’s pause on rate hikes may send equities higher but risk averse investors were seen buying more bonds as yields hit 4%. Earnings to watch include Meta Platforms (META), Thermo Fisher (TMO), Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY), Automatic Data Processing (ADP), Boeing (BA), Service Now (NOW), Waste Management (WM), General Dynamics (GD) and Ford Motor (F) as well as the latest figures in the US mortgage applications and new home sales. EIA petroleum status will be in the spotlight for energy traders.


G8 CURRENCIES SENTIMENTS

ST AUD GBP NZD EUR CAD JPY CHF USD ST
MT AUD GBP NZD EUR CAD JPY CHF USD MT
LT GBP EUR USD CAD NZD CHF JPY AUD 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 22.55 + 6.02 238,412.4K 186,936.1K
SNAP 9.60 + 15.52 142,029.2K 52,640.4K
SOXL 9.26 + 6.68 127,140.4K 87,913.2K
SQQQ 49.11 – 5.99 120,915.8K 128,410.7K
NIO 10.63 + 12.49 98,209.7K 49,917.9K
TSLA 222.42 + 5.29 96,507.8K 78,710.8K
TSHA 2.98 + 97.35 92,813.1K 159.0K
AMD 61.47 + 4.72 85,501.8K 84,728.4K
SPY 384.92 + 1.60 78,846.7K 81,843.9K
AAPL 152.34 + 1.93 74,732.2K 80,418.8K
** % Change here refers to price vs previous day price


WALL ST TOP FLOWS

TICKER LAST PRICE

VOLUME

% CHANGE FUNDS FLOW $
TSLA 222.41 96,507.8K + 16.42 21,464.3M
AAPL 152.34 74,732.2K – 17.32 11,384.7M
MSFT 250.66 34,775.5K + 21.71 8,716.8M
NVDA 132.61 50,548.2K – 16.22 6,703.2M
AMZN 120.60 50,934.6K – 8.45 6,142.7M
META 137.51 38,433.2K + 13.03 5,284.9M
AMD 61.47 85,501.8K – 10.14 5,255.8M
NFLX 291.02 15,100.7K – 10.09 4,394.6M
BABA 63.22 69,302.3K + 199.87 4,381.3M
GOOGL 104.48 40,611.3K + 46.68 4,243.1M
** % change here refers to volume vs. 20 days average volume.


TOP 5 BLOCK ORDERS

TICKER PRICE TYPE VOL/OI FUNDS FLOW
WFC 45.37 stock/options 21,474.97 742.4M
LAZR 7.55 stock/options 216.16 59.6M
SLB 52.47 stocks/options 122.65 993.4M
NQ 11,462.25 NASDAQ futures 36,272 416.3M
YM 31,789.00 DOW futures 9,375 298.2M


OUR PICK – Crude Oil

Medium term strength. We see OPEC+ decision to cut supply at a time of rising inflation will continue to float crude oil prices in the medium term. Though the US is considering SPR release and raising sanctions on Venezuela, we see the effects have limited benefits.

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HORIZON STRATEGY SL TP1 TP2
Short-Term Buy 82.00 89.70 92.90
Medium-Term Buy  82.00 92.90 96.50
Long-Term Flat

 

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