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The daily chart above shows our SUPPLY and DEMAND Dashboard and BXB (Bar by Bar) Signals using data from the NYSE.

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Yesterday’s trading followed the same pattern as the last two trading days (initial weakness with a stronger close). Overnight weakness drove price down to a low of 2735.75.

Yesterday the ES lost 15-points to close at 2764.75 (a whisker above Yesterday’s low) after an initial drop to a low of 2735.75. Supply dominated the day, but the overall NYSE market was up for the trading day. The tit-for-tat tariffs between the USA and China is clearly weighing in on the markets as fears that an escalating trade dispute could be detrimental for global markets, probably led to a flight to safer assets.

Supply is still dominating on a 3-day basis, but weakened. Interesting to see that Demand is now dominating the weekly bar, although by a whisker as shown on the charts below. We get the impression that today’s trading would be important for the near term direction in the S&P index futures.

If Demand dominates today’s trading session, we will probably see a close above the 2779.00 level.

NYSE Daily Signals June the 19^th

Dashboard:

The Supply and Demand Reading (1^st row) came it -2.3 with Supply dominating the trading session.

Supply and Demand Direction (3^nd row) was to the downside (maroon down triangle), indicating downwards direction, with No substantial strength.

Average Supply and Demand Volatility (4^th row) is above 100% which is a bearish sign. The change in average Volatility from the previous day was negative 14% (Supply) as shown on the right of Sup/Dem Dashboard.

BXB Signals:

We had a sell signal on the signals board (1^st row).

Daily Volatility direction (2^nd row) was Down (maroon down triangle). The change in daily Volatility from the previous day was negative 51% (Supply) shown on the right of BXB Dashboard.

The overall NY Stock market traded Higher for the day (blue up triangle in 3^rd row).

68% of stocks (4^th row) traded above there VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price) compared to the previous day’s 63%, a positive sign for the markets.

We are still in Buying territory on the weekly and 3-day charts. Demand overcame supply Yesterday on the weekly chart, but only just. A close below the regression mean at 2727.50 can be final line in the sand for the Bulls in the near term.

We are neutral to bullish as to the near-term direction, and still bullish on the longer term. We need to break the 2779.00 level to spark more demand again for the near term to get bullish again.

Caution:

The 3-Day chart shows Supply is still dominating and still in selling pressure territory on the daily-chart. If we do not have an up day today, more weakness for the near term can follow.

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