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Crude Oil Pricing amidst Strait of Hormuz Failure-To-Open PLUS: Pre-Market Briefing PODCAST, CannonEdge Snapshot, Levels, Reports; Your 5 Important Can’t-Miss Need-To-Knows for Trading Futures on April 21st, 2026

Posted on April 20, 2026 by Cannon Operations

At-a-Glance Levels

Instrument	S2	S1	Pivot	R1	R2
Gold (GC) — June (#GC)	4715.87	4775.63	4811.77	4871.53	4907.67
Silver (SI) — May. (#SI)	77.72	78.77	79.76	80.81	81.80
Crude Oil (CL) — June. (#CL)	83.17	85.03	87.32	89.18	91.47
June Bonds (ZB) — June. (#ZB)	113 25/32	114 5/32	114 14/32	114 26/32	115 3/32

Technical Analysis Weekly Market Update

By Eli Levy, Senior Analyst

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Equities

The rally for U.S. equities closed the week higher yet again, marking the 3rd consecutive weekly gain after five straight weekly declines before that. It was a fast and remarkable rally, to say the least. WTI crude is down 12% and the VIX has pulled back to 17. Uncertainty around Iran, oil prices, and the potential economic fallout hasn’t fully dissipated — but markets are trading as if the war is effectively over and any oil price shock will prove short-lived.

Q1 First Week

The first week of Q1 earnings backed up the momentum right on cue. When S&P futures touched the all-time high, I looked for the catalyst that could push them through that ATH — and I saw the Magnificent 7 were still well below their own ATHs. Given their weighting in the index, the Mag 7 catching up could be the catalyst. Keep an eye on them.

Economic Calendar

The economic calendar was light; the one notable print was March PPI coming in well below estimates. Tech again showed relative strength across both AI infrastructure names and software — the PHLX Semiconductor Index (SOX) is trading at fresh all-time highs, and the iShares Expanded Tech-Software Select ETF (IGV) gained 15% on the week.

Big Banks

Big banks kicked off earnings on an encouraging note. Only 46 S&P 500 names have reported so far, but of those 69% beat on the top line and 80% on the bottom line. Q1 revenue growth is tracking at 13.21% and EPS growth at 32.12% — strong early numbers, but with so little of the index reported it’s too soon to draw firm conclusions. ES futures ripped through every key resistance level — reclaiming the 200-, 100-, 50- and 20-day moving averages.

Final Notes

There is no meaningful resistance left on my charts except for the trendline on the SPX chart. I don’t know if we get a pullback, consolidate here, or keep melting up — but chasing all-time highs is not suitable for the faint of heart.

See review of many charts from different segments along with key levels to watch and market direction HERE.

Cannon Edge — Your Daily Futures Snapshot for April 21st

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Mini-Nasdaq Amidst Iran News PLUS: CannonEdge Snapshot, May – July Wheat Spread, Levels, Reports; Your 5 Important Can’t-Miss Need-To-Knows for Trading Futures on April 17th, 2026

Posted on April 16, 2026 by Cannon Operations

At-a-Glance Levels

Instrument	S2	S1	Pivot	R1	R2
Gold (GC) — June (#GC)	4753.07	4783.23	4822.27	4852.43	4891.47
Silver (SI) — May. (#SI)	76.41	77.53	79.28	80.40	82.16
Crude Oil (CL) — June. (#CL)	85.24	87.65	89.74	92.15	94.24
June Bonds (ZB) — June. (#ZB)	113 1/32	113 11/32	113 30/32	114 8/32	114 27/32

Mini-NASDAQ Amidst Iran News

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Another wild day where we witnessed a sharp sell off on some Iran news around 8:45 Am central and it was a classic “buy the rumor, sell the fact” (or in reverse…. sell the rumor, buy the fact…)

A 5-minute chart of the mini-NASDAQ 100 for your review below:

May – July Wheat Spread

The May – July Wheat Spread accelerated its rally to satisfy the second upside PriceCount objective to the -6.5 area, consistent with a challenge of the winter high. It would be normal to get a near term reaction from this level in the form of a consolidation or corrective trade. In the process, by trading through the March reactionary high, the chart negated the remaining unmet downside counts. At this point, if we can sustain further strength, the third count would project a possible run to the -3.5 area.

The PriceCount study is a tool that can help to project the distance of a move in price. The counts are not intended to be an ‘exact’ science but rather offer a target area for the four objectives which are based off the first leg of a move with each subsequent count having a smaller percentage of being achieved.

It is normal for the chart to react by correcting or consolidating at an objective and then either resuming its move or reversing trend. Best utilized in conjunction with other technical tools, PriceCounts offer one more way to analyze charts and help to manage your positions and risk.

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Cannon Edge — Your Daily Futures Snapshot for April 17th

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Crude Oil Testing Major Support Levels PLUS: NEW CRUDE OIL VIDEO, CannonEdge Snapshot, May KC – Chicago Wheat Spread, Levels, Reports; Your 6 Important Can’t-Miss Need-To-Knows for Trading Futures on April 16th, 2026

Posted on April 15, 2026 by Cannon Operations

At-a-Glance Levels

Instrument	S2	S1	Pivot	R1	R2
Gold (GC) — June (#GC)	4752.40	4784.40	4839.90	4871.90	4927.40
Silver (SI) — May. (#SI)	76.74	78.03	79.59	80.88	82.44
Crude Oil (CL) — May. (#CL)	84.11	87.61	90.45	93.95	96.79
June Bonds (ZB) — June. (#ZB)	113 23/32	113 31/32	114 15/32	114 23/32	115 7/32

Stocks on a V shape bounce, Crude Oil testing major support levels.

The conflict is far from over, but the markets act as if they “know something” OR are the markets premature?

Time will tell…. keep watching Crude Oil.

What’s Going on With Crude Oil?

May KC – Chicago Wheat Spread

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Futures Market Wrap PLUS: June Cotton, CannonEdge Snapshot, Levels, Reports; The Important Stuff YOU Need to Know Before Trading Futures on April 15th, 2026

Posted on April 14, 2026 by Cannon Operations

At-a-Glance Levels

Instrument	S2	S1	Pivot	R1	R2
Gold (GC) — June (#GC)	4732.37	4799.83	4835.07	4902.53	4937.77
Silver (SI) — May. (#SI)	74.18	76.96	78.38	81.15	82.57
Crude Oil (CL) — May. (#CL)	86.80	89.49	93.74	96.43	100.68
June Bonds (ZB) — June. (#ZB)	113 24/32	114 8/32	114 16/32	115	115 8/32

Futures Market Wrap

Stock Index Futures

S&P, Nasdaq, and Dow futures up 1%+, extending the rebound as volatility cools.
Tech and discretionary leading; breadth solid across sectors.

Metals

Silver up ~5% on safe‑haven flows + momentum buying.
Gold up ~2%, supported by softer yields and positioning ahead of tomorrow’s Beige Book.

️ Crude Oil

WTI down over $6, trading near $92.
Why the drop:
Geopolitical premium continues to unwind.
Traders reducing exposure ahead of tomorrow’s EIA inventory release.
Expectations for higher U.S. production and softer global demand.
Stronger dollar weighing on commodities broadly.

Grains & Import Flow

Latest import data shows steady to slightly higher inflows for corn and wheat.
Market takeaway:
Confirms ample global supply.
Could soften near‑term demand for U.S. exports.
Sets the stage for a cautious tone heading into tomorrow’s grain report.

Beige Book — Tomorrow

Markets are positioning for:
A read on regional economic activity.
Signals on labor cooling, wage pressures, and consumer spending.
Any tone shift that could influence rate expectations.
Metals strength today partly reflects anticipation of a neutral‑to‑dovish narrative.

Looking Ahead to Tomorrow

️ EIA Crude Oil Inventories

The key catalyst for energy.
Watch for:
Whether last week’s draw reverses.
Refinery utilization trends.
Any surprise builds that could push crude toward the high‑80s.

Grain Report

Traders watching:
Updated supply/demand balance.
Export pace vs. rising import competition.
Any revisions that could shift corn/beans/wheat sentiment into the weekend.

Housing Data

Housing Starts & Permits expected.
A softer print would reinforce the “slowing inflation, cooling growth” theme helping metals.

Earnings

Key names across financials, tech, and industrials.
Market focus:
Forward guidance.
Margin commentary.
Consumer demand signals heading into summer.

May Cotton

May Cotton satisfied its low percentage fourth upside PriceCount objective to the 74.34 area. This suggests that the chart may have come far enough to satisfy this phase of the bull run.

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The Week’s Futures Briefing PLUS: June Hogs, CannonEdge Snapshot, Levels, Reports; Your 5 Important Can’t-Miss Need-To-Knows for Trading Futures on April 14th, 2026

Posted on April 13, 2026 by Cannon Operations

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June Hogs

June Hogs activated downside PriceCount objectives off the February high. The chart is taking aim at the first count to the 101.49. At this point, if the low percentage fourth upside count is still valid, it would take a trade below the December reactionary low to formally negate the remaining unmet upside target.

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Energy Markets and CPI Announcement Tomorrow PLUS: July Corn, Crude Oil Volatility, Levels, Reports; Your 5 Important Can’t-Miss Need-To-Knows for Trading Futures on April 10th, 2026

Posted on April 9, 2026 by Cannon Operations

At-a-Glance Levels

Instrument	S2	S1	Pivot	R1	R2
Gold (GC) — June (#GC)	4671.80	4732.40	4779.20	4839.80	4886.60
Silver (SI) — May. (#SI)	71.24	73.48	75.16	77.39	79.07
Crude Oil (CL) — May. (#CL)	91.64	95.47	99.09	102.92	106.54
June Bonds (ZB) — June. (#ZB)	113 8/32	113 23/32	114 5/32	114 20/32	115 2/32

Cannon Trading — Market Close Commodities Wrap

Energy

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Commodities ended the session mixed as markets continued to digest this week’s geopolitical swing and today’s macro tone. Energy stabilized, with WTI firmer and Brent still lagging as traders recalibrated risk after yesterday’s reports of a two‑week US–Iran ceasefire framework aimed at easing tensions and reopening Hormuz.

Products were steady after the recent volatility spike, though the market remains headline‑sensitive. Metals eased, with gold extending its controlled pullback as yields stayed elevated and the market continued to absorb the Fed’s data‑dependent stance from yesterday’s FOMC Minutes.

Copper

Copper held firm on balanced demand signals. Agriculture traded mixed, with soymeal showing relative strength while grains stayed range‑bound and softs continued to reflect tight supply dynamics. Cross‑asset flows leaned defensive, with a firmer dollar and ongoing fund positioning adjustments shaping late‑day action.

Tomorrow – CPI

Looking ahead to tomorrow, the focus shifts squarely to a heavy macro data slate. At 7:30am, markets will react to CPI, where expectations call for Core CPI m/m at 0.3% (prev 0.2%), headline CPI m/m at 1.0% (prev 0.3%), and CPI y/y at 3.4% (prev 2.4%) — a potentially market‑moving set that will drive yields, the dollar, and metals at the open.

At 9:00am, traders will watch Prelim UoM Consumer Sentiment (51.6 exp vs. 53.3 prior) and Inflation Expectations (3.8%), followed by Factory Orders at ‑0.3% expected vs. 0.1% prior. The day rounds out with the Federal Budget Balance at 1:00pm.

Energy

Energy markets will remain sensitive to any overnight developments around the ceasefire negotiations, which continue to be the dominant swing factor for crude spreads and volatility. Metals will trade off the CPI‑driven move in yields and the dollar, while ag markets will focus on export demand and updated weather models. With volatility still elevated across commodities, tomorrow’s session will hinge on whether CPI cools the dollar or forces another round of repricing across risk assets.

SPREAD Traders: Have you looked into the WTI Crude and brent Oil Spread??

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July Corn

The rally in July Corn satisfied its third upside PriceCount objective last month and lost its momentum. On the correction lower, the chart activated fresh downside counts and completed the first objective. If the chart can sustain further weakness, the second count would project a possible slide to the 4.45 area.

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Market Close Commodities Wrap – Metals, Energy, Copper, Announcements PLUS: CannonEdge Snapshot, Levels, Reports; Your 4 Important Can’t-Miss Need-To-Knows for Trading Futures on April 9th, 2026

Posted on April 8, 2026 by Cannon Operations

At-a-Glance Levels

Instrument	S2	S1	Pivot	R1	R2
Gold (GC) — June (#GC)	4620.27	4687.33	4787.67	4854.73	4955.07
Silver (SI) — May. (#SI)	70.80	72.71	75.26	77.17	79.71
Crude Oil (CL) — May. (#CL)	80.61	88.30	98.75	106.44	116.89
June Bonds (ZB) — June. (#ZB)	113 16/32	113 27/32	114 13/32	114 24/32	115 10/32

Cannon Trading — Market Close Commodities Wrap

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Commodities ended the session mixed as markets digested today’s EIA report and the FOMC Minutes, both of which helped reset positioning after a turbulent 48 hours.

Energy

Energy stabilized, with WTI holding modest gains while Brent remained heavy following yesterday’s major geopolitical swing: reports of a two‑week US–Iran ceasefire framework aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz. That headline triggered one of the largest intraday reversals in years, and today’s trade reflected the market still recalibrating risk premiums.

Products firmed slightly after yesterday’s washout, though traders remain cautious given the fragile nature of the ceasefire talks and continued regional strikes reported overnight. Metals eased, with gold extending its orderly pullback from record highs as the Fed minutes reinforced a data‑dependent stance and nudged real yields higher.

Copper

Copper held steady on firm demand signals. Agriculture was mixed — soymeal led the complex, grains stayed range‑bound, and softs continued their weather‑driven strength. Cross‑asset flows leaned defensive, with a firmer dollar and ongoing fund deleveraging shaping late‑day price action.

Upcoming Announcements

Looking ahead to tomorrow, attention turns to Jobless Claims, USDA Export Sales, and how markets digest the Fed’s tone from today’s minutes. Energy traders will watch whether crude spreads stabilize overnight and whether any new developments emerge around the ceasefire negotiations, which remain the single biggest swing factor for crude volatility.

Metals

Metals will trade off yields and dollar direction, while ag markets will focus on export demand and updated weather models. Volatility remains elevated across the board, and tomorrow’s session will hinge on whether macro data cools the dollar or adds another layer of pressure to commodities and risk assets.

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The Week’s Market Analysis PLUS: First Notice Last Trading Days, June Mini S&P, CannonEdge Snapshot, Levels, Reports; Your 6 Important Can’t-Miss Need-To-Knows for Trading Futures on April 7th, 2026

Posted on April 6, 2026 by Cannon Operations

At-a-Glance Levels

Instrument	S2	S1	Pivot	R1	R2
Gold (GC) — June (#GC)	4573.40	4627.50	4680.30	4734.40	4787.20
Silver (SI) — May. (#SI)	70.33	71.73	72.73	74.13	75.13
Crude Oil (CL) — May. (#CL)	105.61	108.93	112.20	115.52	118.79
June Bonds (ZB) — June. (#ZB)	112 29/32	113 11/32	113 23/32	114 5/32	114 17/32

Check out our Market Technical Analysis for the week HERE.

See first notice and last trading days for April below.

June Mini SP

The June Emini S&P completed its third downside PriceCount and is corrected higher. At this point, IF the chart can resume its break with new sustained lows, we are left with the low percentage fourth count to aim for in the 6,100 area.

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Good Friday Trading Hours PLUS: CannonEdge Snapshot, Link our Pre-Market Briefing, Levels, Reports; Your 5 Important Can’t-Miss Need-To-Knows for Trading Futures on April 2nd, 2026

Posted on April 1, 2026 by Cannon Operations

At-a-Glance Levels

Instrument	S2	S1	Pivot	R1	R2
Gold (GC) — June (#GC)	4636.60	4714.20	4737.60	4845.20	4898.20
Silver (SI) — May. (#SI)	72.93	74.12	75.19	76.39	77.46
Crude Oil (CL) — May. (#CL)	92.99	96.30	99.80	103.11	106.61
June Bonds (ZB) — June. (#ZB)	112 26/32	113 6/32	113 26/32	114 6/32	114 26/32

Good Friday Modified Schedule

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With markets heading into the long Good Friday weekend, traders should be prepared for abbreviated trading hours this Friday, April 3rd, as U.S. futures will observe an early close. Despite the holiday, volatility risk remains elevated: we’ll still receive the monthly Jobs Report, and the market is watching the geopolitical war‑related deadline closely. The combination of reduced liquidity, event‑driven uncertainty, and shortened hours means price action can be sharper than usual. As always, plan positions accordingly and stay mindful of thinner order books heading into the close.

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Please be advised of the adjusted market hours and Treasury processing procedures for Friday, April 3, 2026 (Good Friday), in conjunction with the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Employment Situation Report for March 2026, which is scheduled for release at 7:30 a.m. CT.

Market Hours – Friday, April 3, 2026

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Close at 8:15 a.m. CT

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Close at 10:15 a.m. CT

CBOT Interest Rates

Close at 10:15 a.m. CT

CME Cryptocurrencies

Close at 10:15 a.m. CT

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Market Update PLUS: Our Blog is MOVING! CannonEdge Snapshot, Levels, Reports; Your 4 Important Can’t-Miss Need-To-Knows for Trading Futures on March 31st, 2026

Posted on March 30, 2026 by Cannon Operations

At-a-Glance Levels

Instrument	S2	S1	Pivot	R1	R2
Gold (GC) — April (#GC)	4364.40	4450.80	4531.10	4617.50	4697.80
Silver (SI) — May. (#SI)	65.64	67.91	69.97	72.23	74.29
Crude Oil (CL) — April. (#CL)	97.53	101.18	103.07	106.72	108.61
June Bonds (ZB) — June. (#ZB)	111 18/32	112 16/32	113 5/32	114 3/32	114 24/32

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Weekly Market Update

Yields screaming higher. Gold posts worst week since 1983. S&P breaks below 200-day MA. Four straight losing weeks.

March 23, 2026 · For clients & subscribers · Eli G Levy · Cannon Trading Company

Weekly Overview — 01

FULL TECHNICAL REVIEW OF CHARTS AND KEY LEVELS HERE

Technical Analysis — 02

Disclaimer: Trading Futures, Options on Futures, and retail off-exchange foreign currency transactions and other financial instruments involve substantial risk of loss and are not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Carefully consider if trading is suitable for you in light of your circumstances, knowledge, and financial resources. You may lose all or more of your initial investment.

Opinions, market data, and recommendations are subject to change at any time. The author is registered solely as a commodities broker. Any references, recommendations, and information contained in this article are of opinion only, should not be considered investment advice, and do not guarantee any profits.

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Mini-NASDAQ Amidst Iran News

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May – July Wheat Spread

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Gold (GC)

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Crude Oil (CL)

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Stocks on a V shape bounce, Crude Oil testing major support levels.

Time will tell…. keep watching Crude Oil.

What’s Going on With Crude Oil?

May KC – Chicago Wheat Spread

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Futures Market Wrap

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Grains & Import Flow

Beige Book — Tomorrow

Looking Ahead to Tomorrow

️ EIA Crude Oil Inventories

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