Nasdaq marginally lower. Dow leads The US stocks are opening with mixed results. The Dow is leading the way to the upside. The Nasdaq was marginally lower after the sharp rise yesterday.
Records in US stocks again The S&P 500 and Dow are both at record highs at the open. The S&P 500 is up another 12 points to 4181, which is the 8th time it's hit a record this month.
Data from Chile Chile is reporting the real-world results of its Sinovac vaccine use. The country is among the leaders in vaccine distribution because of its deal to import the Chinese vaccine.
Looking for the break instead of being mesmerized by the non-trend When I was cutting my teeth in trading, I used to get mesmerized by non-trending markets. The ups and downs can lull you to sleep. You can get used to buying low and selling high if you latch onto the idea early enough (or get
...100 hour MA and lower swing area hold support though This week, the price non-trended in an up and down range on Monday and into Tuesday. At the lows of the up and down trading, the pair held trend line support - the last time at 1.1874. That proved to be the clue needed for traders
That's a reversal from the prior report The semi-annual report is out from the Treasury Dept. More to come.
The loonie lagged yesterday Yesterday's underperformance in the loonie (it was the worst G10 performer) was a bit of a head-scratcher given higher commodity prices and records in equities.
US housing starts for March 2021: Sales were depressed in February by cold weather so a big rebound was expected but it was even stronger than anticipated as the housing market continues to heat up.
February Canada wholesale sales:
The USD is marginally lower mostly As the North American session gets underway, the CHF is the strongest and the NZD is the weakest. The USD is modestly lower with most of the declines vs the CHF, CAD and EUR. The AUD, NZD, JPY and GBP are more near unchanged. Stocks are marginally higher. Yields are
