Friday’s Futures Setups

In the midst of the early weakness, the March and May contracts at all three
wheat markets captured new contract lows.
May Wheat
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dropped
in early trading and broke below both its S1 and S2 Pivot points. May wheat
didn’t recover from the tumble and traded in a sideways pattern for most of the
session. May wheat closed at 276.000 just below the S2 Pivot point, a 3.500 loss
on the session. Corn prices dipped Thursday on reports that U.S. corn sales to
China had been canceled — reflecting uncertainties about the market and recent
Chinese regulatory changes.
May wheat
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has been featured in the nightly report for the
past two sessions in the Pull Back Off the Lows list.

March S&P 500 futures
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are forming a double bottom pattern on
the daily chart.
A close above 113.79 is the initial resistance with
secondary resistance at 1120.00


April gold
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is trading in a sideways channel between 290.00
and 300.00. Initial support is at 295.00.

May frozen orange juice
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is on the



TradingMarkets.com Momentum List
. Support is at 90 and resistance is at 92.


Contract

Setup

Direction

Trigger

March U.S. dollar
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Pull Back From Highs             
UP

break above 120.00

March 30 YR Treasury
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Inverted Head and Shoulders             
UP
     break above 104
March 10 YR Treasury
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Inverted Head and Shoulders             
UP
     break above 107
April copper
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Pull Back From the High             
UP
     break above 72.00
May silver
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Pull Back From the High             
UP
     break above 4.60

Please note that while
there are strong trends in some commodities, one bar or a series of bars forming
a setup can sometimes indicate a contra move for the next day. This contra move
may not be long-lasting — maybe only for a day or two. Trading with the main
trend is always the highest probability trade.

Use stops on all your
trades. 

 

 

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