
Todd Market Forecast for Thursday June 4, 2015
Mon- Friday after 6:00 P.M. EST
DOW -170 on 1650 net declines
NASDAQ COMP – 40 on 1200 net declines
SHORT TERM TREND Bearish
INTERMEDIATE TERM TREND Bullish
STOCKS: Pessimism about Greece (again) caused selling in Europe which didn’t help our markets. Also concern about the non farm payrolls to be released at 8:3 EST on Friday played a roll. This is the most market moving of all economic releases.
GOLD: Gold lost $9. The reason cited was that the IMF stated that inflation remained elusive. Gold traders seem to think that the IMF knows what it’s talking about.
CHART: The advance decline line continues to underperform. There are no absolutes, but this is normally not a good sign going forward.
BOTTOM LINE: (Trading)
Our intermediate term system is on a buy from Feb. 20, 2015.
System 7 We are long the SSO from 67.93. If there are more declining issues than advancing ones at 3:45 EST, sell at the close.
System 8 We are in cash. Stay there.
GOLD We are in cash. Stay there.
News and fundamentals: New jobless claims were 276,000, in line with expectations. On Friday we get the dreaded non farm payrolls.
Interesting Stuff Hedge fund manager John Paulson gave $400 million to Harvard’s engineering school. Harvard now has a total endowment of $36.4 billion. So what do they do with it? Do they use it to open opportunities for students??
TORONTO EXCHAN GE: Toronto dropped 135.
S&P/TSX VENTURE COMP: The TSX lost 7.
BONDS: Bonds had a decent rebound.
THE REST: The dollar was slightly higher. Silver and crude oil got clobbered.
We’re on a sell for bonds as of June 3.
We’re on a sell for the dollar and a buy for the euro as of June 2.
We’re on a sell for gold as of May 19.
We’re on a sell for silver as of May 19.
We’re moving to a sell for crude oil as of today June 4.
We’re on a sell for the Toronto Stock Exchange as of May 6.
We’re on a sell for the S&P\TSX Venture Fund as of October 30.
We are on a long term buy signal for the markets of the U.S., Canada, Britain, Germany and France.