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Short-Term Gains in E-Mini S&P Considered Technically Corrective

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Eurostoxx 50 futures trend conditions remain bearish and the latest bounce is considered corrective. Last week’s extension lower reinforces the current trend condition and key support at 4210.00, the Sep 8 low, has been breached. The clear break confirmed a resumption of the downtrend that started late July and opens 4109.90, a Fibonacci projection. Initial firm resistance is at 4245.60, the 20-day EMA. A bear cycle in S&P E-minis remains in play and short-term gains are considered corrective. The recent break of support at 4397.75, the Aug 18 low, reinforced bearish conditions and signals scope for a continuation lower. Sights are on 4242.15, a Fibonacci retracement point. Initial firm resistance is 4467.07, the 50-day EMA. Ahead of the 50-day average is resistance at 4399.00, the Sep 22 high, and 4425.05, the 20-day EMA.


  • Japan's NIKKEI closed lower by 97.74 pts or -0.31% at 31759.88 and the TOPIX ended 8.95 pts lower or -0.39% at 2314.44.
  • Across Europe, Germany's DAX trades higher by 47.89 pts or +0.31% at 15434.48, FTSE 100 higher by 5.52 pts or +0.07% at 7613.35, CAC 40 up 30.08 pts or +0.42% at 7163.92 and Euro Stoxx 50 up 15.89 pts or +0.38% at 4189.82.
  • Dow Jones mini up 168 pts or +0.5% at 33895, S&P 500 mini up 25.75 pts or +0.6% at 4351.5, NASDAQ mini up 120.25 pts or +0.81% at 14987.5.

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