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Day traders are ready to break new highs

Day traders are ready to break new highs on most major indexes.

The S&P500 emini futures is moving up once it breaks this support on the 24 hour after hours chart.  Watch as day traders test up and price  finds its support into the Friday closing. With seemingly no commitment to take it higher, expecting volume to decrease through out the day with a rally from three oclock.  A small range, probably with in 10 points at this top unless day traders really step in on the bid.  Considering the malaise in Europe, I wouldn’t expect Friday to be where the Market makers are establishing their position.

Day Traders have given this support at yesterdays close and are showing some strength at theses price levels.  First support for this move is 1355.50 to 1356.75, we will probably spend most of the day cycling through here. If this area is not supported, we could see day traders move this to 1353 then our next area of support will be the 1348 area.

Since breaking this resistance, Day traders are looking to keep this above Thursday’s close.  The first area of resistance which was tested in the over night was 1360.50 with some price failure at 1361.25.  If the buyers rally through that level then we are looking for an extension to 1365, and an extreme high of 1368.  As I have mentioned, the buyers are almost at exhaustion and we are seeing shorter range bars with decreasing real price.

Day traders also look as their weak volume pushes to these levels could be forming a short term head and shoulders.

If this is the case, then a test down to 1300 would not be unusual to get the move to a continuation to 1438 and then 1462.  The first pint of major support for this move will be the 200ma on the 15 minute chart around 1347 then the previous swing low of 1334.

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Market Makers Dilema coming up with commercial loans

Forbes outlines a very revealing look at the next few months through 2013 in real estate.   http://www.forbes.com/2009/08/03/commercial-real-estate-markets-equities-banking.html?partner=alerts This will be another run on banks underwriting procedures and more money in the form of bailouts.

Will this be good for the market?  Well, if we look at this last stimulus bill and see its effect on equities I would definitely say, Yes…  Remember the performance of the stock market is not based on the fundamentals of the economy.  Presently, it is based on the stimulus from the invisible hand of the government.

I think there is a possibility of a quick sell off with a retracement of this move off of the 666 bottom.