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Weekly Newsletter: May Crude Oil on the Move? & Trading Levels for April 15th

April 12th, 2024 Filed under Charts & Indicators, Commodity Brokers, Commodity Trading, Crude Oil, Futures Trading, Index Futures, Indices, Weekly Newsletter | Comment (0)

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Cannon Futures Weekly Letter Issue # 1189

In this issue:
  •  Important Notices – Earnings, Gold all time Highs & More
  • Trading Resource of the Week – Trading Videos
  • Hot Market of the Week – May Crude Oil
  • Broker’s Trading System of the Week – NQ Swing System
  • Trading Levels for Next Week
  • Trading Reports for Next Week

 

Important Notices –

    • Earnings Tues- JNJ,BAC ,Morgan Stanley MS, Wed. -ABT, Thu.- AXP, NFLX
    • Econ Data  Mon- Retail Sales , Tues Housing Starts, Bldg Permits , Thu. Jobless claims, Existing home sales..
    • quiet on the fed speaker front
    • No Congressional action to speak of
    • The U.S. dollar index this morning forged another higher high and reached the highest level since early November.
    • With the June gold futures contract breaking a string of new all-time highs (eight straight days) yesterday, the market is facing the first definitive corrective environment since the middle of last month.
    • The bearish sentiment in financial futures (30-yr. T-bond, 10-yr. T-note) is escalating dramatically and could become overdone soon with some chatter in the market suggesting there might not be a single rate cuts this year.
    • Crude oil may see support this week from renewed talk of an imminent Iranian retaliation (as per U.S. officials) for the Israeli attack in Syria. U.S. officials have openly suggested Iranian retaliation against Israel is likely soon. Fears of disrupted supply remain front and center.

 

 

 

 

Trading Resource of the Week: Trading Videos, Instant Viewing

Watch a series of short videos, where our VP, Ilan Levy-Mayer shares his personal preferences and opinions on different trading topics.
·    Ever wondered when to exit a trade? Take a look at what Ilan has to share on Bollinger Bands and a study called PARABOLICS
·    Some common uses you can make of support and resistance levels.
·    Filter out the noise with range bar charts
·    “Price Confirmation”

 

 

  • Hot Market of the Week – May Crude Oil
Hot market of the week is provided by QT Market Center, A Swiss army knife charting package that’s not just for Hedgers, Cooperatives and Farmers alike but also for Spread traders, Swing traders and shorter time frame application for intraday traders with a unique proprietary indicator that can be applied to your specific trading needs.
The March 20th Chart of the Day highlighted May crude oil had completed its first upside PriceCount objective. Now, the chart is consolidating after satisfying its second upside PriceCount objective. A this point, IF the chart can sustain further gains, the third count would project a possible run to the 94.82 area.
PriceCounts – Not about where we’ve been , but where we might be going next!
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. Learn more at www.qtchartoftheday.com
Trading in futures, options, securities, derivatives or OTC products entails significant risks which must be understood prior to trading and may not be appropriate for all investors. Past performance of actual trades or strategies is not necessarily indicative of future results.
  • Broker’s Trading System of the Week

With algorithmic trading systems becoming more prevalent in portfolio diversification, the following system has been selected as the broker’s choice for this month.
PRODUCT
SYSTEM TYPE
Swing
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USD 299 / monthly
Recommended Cannon Trading Starting Capital
$75,000
The performance shown above is hypothetical in that the chart represents returns in a model account. The model account rises or falls by the average single contract profit and loss achieved by clients trading actual money pursuant to the listed system’s trading signals on the appropriate dates (client fills), or if no actual client profit or loss available – by the hypothetical single contract profit and loss of trades generated by the system’s trading signals on that day in real time (real‐time) less slippage, or if no real time profit or loss available – by the hypothetical single contract profit and loss of trades generated by running the system logic backwards on back adjusted data. Please read full disclaimer HERE.
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Daily Levels for April 15th 2024

Trading Reports for Next Week

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Range Bar, Volume, Renko Charts + Levels for April 12th

April 11th, 2024 Filed under Commodity Brokers, Commodity Trading, Day Trading, Future Trading News, Futures Broker, Futures Trading, Trading Guide | Comment (0)

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Plenty of price action of the PPI report this morning!

If you are a day trader in days like today, waiting 15 minutes for the bar chart to complete may seem like an eternity…

This is when applying either RANGE bar charts or VOLUME bar charts can be handy!

When it comes to short term trading I am a fan of using volume charts, tick charts, range bar charts and Renko charts rather than the traditional time charts like the 1 minutes, 5 minutes etc.

My rule of thumb is that if you as a trader make decisions based on charts that are less than 15 minutes time frame, it may be worth your time to research, back test and do some homework as to potentially using other type of charts like volume charts , Range charts etc.

Volume charts will draw a new bar once a user defined number of contracts traded. Example mini SP 10,000 volume chart will draw a new bar once 10,000 contracts traded.

Range bar charts will draw new charts once price action has exceeded a user pre define price or ticks range. Example might be an 18 ticks range bar chart on crude oil.

While the volume charts rely ONLY on volume, the range bar charts rely ONLY on price action.

Their main advantage over traditional time charts is twofold in my opinion:

1. If the market is moving fast, reports came out or there is heavy volume in the market, the traditional 5 minute chart will need 5 minutes to complete the next bar before it provides you with a signal…if you day traded futures before you will know what 5 minutes can do….The volume charts or range bar charts in this case will complete the bars MUCH faster because there is strong price action and strong volume and will be able to provide a signal faster than the time charts.

2. On the flip side, there are times when the market is dead…low volume, sideways, choppy action. If you are using the 3 minute chart and a moving avg. cross over, you may get a signal simple because time has passed and the moving averages crossed even though the market is pretty dead….If you are using a volume chart and the market is slow…it will take a while for the bars to complete and hence it may filter out some “noise” in the market.

 

 

 

Daily Levels for April 12th, 2024

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Markets Post CPI + Levels for April 11th

April 10th, 2024 Filed under Commodity Brokers, Commodity Trading, Crude Oil, Day Trading, Energy Futures, Future Trading News, Futures Broker, Futures Trading, Metal Futures | Comment (0)

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Life After CPI …..

by Mark O’Brien, Senior Broker

General:

 

It’s been ten months since the central bank paused its rate hike cycle.  It seems as though Jay Powell’s motto throughout his entire tenure as chairman of the Fed has been, “The data will guide our decisions,” and today the Bureau of Labor Statistics released another chunk of data: its March Consumer Price Index (CPI) report, which measures the prices paid by consumers for a basket of consumer goods and services.  The consumer-price index rose 0.4% in March and 3.5% on an annual basis.  Economists had expected 0.3% and 3.4%.  Core CPI, which removes the volatile food and energy categories, was up 0.4% from February, topping an expected 0.3%.  Now, after strong prints in January and February, are these new readings stronger evidence of a “sticky” inflation situation?

 

At their March meeting, according to its minutes released later this morning, Federal Reserve officials expressed concern that inflation wasn’t moving lower quickly enough.  The CPI report likely didn’t moderate those concerns and the timing for the first long-anticipated rate cut has presumably drifted further out on the calendar.

 

Energies: 

 

Speaking of inflation, the first three months of 2024 saw crude oil jump ±$17 per barrel – a ±$17,000 move for the main 1,000-barrel futures contract – with the front-month May contract trading to the year’s high of $87.63 intraday just last Friday.

 

Softs: 

 

After a one-day 321-point/$3,210 move up on March 12 to close above $7,000/ton – its latest all-time high – May cocoa continued its “no top in sight,” rally, closing today at $10,476/ton, a staggering ±$34,700 per contract move in twenty trading sessions.

 

Metals:  

 

While cocoa retained its “king of the all-time highs” crown for the month, gold did not disappoint bulls in this market, setting its own new all-time high yesterday, trading up to $2,384.50/oz. intraday (basis the June futures contract).  This is a $199.00/oz. move ($19,900 per contract for the standard 100-oz. futures contract) over the same 20-sesson span as the move in cocoa referenced above.

 

Grains: 

 

Keep an eye out for tomorrow’s U.S. Department of Agriculture’s two main reports: its monthly Crop Production and World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE). These serve as the primary informers of the fundamentals underlying domestic and global agricultural futures markets.

 

 

 

 

 

Daily Levels for April 11th, 2024

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CPI, FOMC Minutes + Futures Trading Levels for 04.10.2024

April 9th, 2024 Filed under Commodity Brokers, Commodity Trading, Day Trading, Economic Trading, Financial Futures, Future Trading News, Futures Broker, Futures Trading | Comment (0)

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CPI and FOMC minutes Tomorrow

CPI Tomorrow! The CPI will be critical to the inflation outlook for Fed policymakers.

 

Previous CPI reports have created velocity logic events in the stock indices at the CME.

 

Please read more details about velocity logic and price banding HERE.

 

The above reports will Bookend the FOMC minutes release @1pm CT on tomorrow.

My previous notes suggest to do the following if you are an index day trader:

Get out before the 730 AM CPI.

Wait for the smoke to clear.

Resume trading.

Look at market volume and behavior after 9:30 AM Central time to decide if and how to resume trading.

I usually stop trading and resume after 1 PM once FOMC minutes are out.

AGAIN…This is just my PERSONAL preferences…

 

 

 

 

 

Daily Levels for April 10th, 2024

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Choppy Markets Today, (Tomorrow?) Ahead of CPI + Futures Trading Levels for 04.09.2024

April 8th, 2024 Filed under Charts & Indicators, Commodity Brokers, Commodity Trading, Day Trading, Future Trading News, Futures Broker, Futures Trading, Metal Futures | Comment (0)

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Markets Heat up MidWeek

by John Thorpe, Senior Broker

 

CPI Report Wednesday

The CPI report for March 2024 will be released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Monday at 7:30 a.m. CDT. As of February’s CPI report, annual inflation is 3.2%, or 3.8% excluding food and energy. That data compares with the FOMC’s annual inflation target of 2%.

What To Expect

These data set move the Equity, Bond, Metals and currency markets the most as the market drivers are directly related to what the FED will do next with Interest rates this summer. Provided inflation comes at a monthly rate close to 0.3% or lower for March, that should be sufficient for the FOMC to keep its plan to start cutting interest rates this summer. If the report shows a 0.4% monthly increase or greater, that would be a concern. It would suggest relatively high inflation readings seen in January, and to a lesser extent in February, are perhaps more of a trend. Here is your BLS CPI Data center https://www.bls.gov/cpi/

Monthly inflation at or below 0.2% would generally be considered positive news, perhaps giving more conviction to rate cutting plans. Still the CPI release is just one data point that the Fed will use to assess how inflation is trending. The FOMC will also keep a close eye on the jobs market, which so far has been strong enough to enable the Fed to be patient in considering interest rate cuts. A slowdown in job growth might matter for the Fed’s plans as much as upcoming inflation data releases.

 

 

 

 

 

Daily Levels for April 9th, 2024

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