Morning Market Outlook 11302023
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      Good morning, everyone.
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      Welcome to Thursday morning.
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      It's Stephen Whiteside here from T heUpTrend.com In the premarket this
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      morning, stock index futures are up across the board.
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      So far, it looks like the market wants to do some buying.
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      But we do have economic numbers coming out at 8:30, including jobless claims.
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      And of course, they can add to the premarket volatility.
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      Well, yesterday, the VIX closed up a little bit.
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      It is still trading below the lower channel line.
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      And that, of course, is bullish for stocks.
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      Our view of the short term direction of
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      the market would change on Thursday if the VIX were to close above
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      $14.06. Now, the US dollar index is still on a sell signal, no change.
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      That is supportive for higher stock prices.
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      Bond prices continue to move higher on Wednesday.
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      That put pressure on bond yields.
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      And of course, that is supportive for higher stock prices.
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      Now, crude oil moved up yesterday.
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      It is back on a buy signal.
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      Whether you're trading the futures
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      contract or the USO ETF, that can help the Canadian market.
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      You can see it also put upward pressure on
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      gasoline, which is not good for the consumer.
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      Gas prices have been falling for a while
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      now and they could start to turn around if we get some upward momentum in crude oil.
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      It was good for the Canadian market.
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      Energy stocks were up on the day just less than one %, while U.
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      S.
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      Energy stocks were down just under three quarters of a % for the day.
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      Now, the DOW put in a new high yesterday
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      and reversed, giving us a bearish reversal signal.
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      But two things didn't happen for the DOW.
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      The DOW actually closed higher on the day
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      and certainly didn't close below the previous days low.
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      Now, what worked on the DOW?
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      Well, the biggest winner was Salesforce followed by Intel and then Nike.
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      Those were the big winners on the DOW.
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      Like the DOW, the S&P 500 put in a bearish reversal day, but did not close below the
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      previous day's low, so not overly concerned about that.
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      I have the biggest winners on the S&P 500,
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      NetApp, followed by General Motors, followed by Charles Schwab.
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      Then looking at the Nasdaq-100, again,
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      bearish reversal signal, but we did not close below the previous days low.
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      The biggest winners were Workday, followed by CrowdStrike, followed by Illumina.
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      And this stock is one of the dogs of the
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      Nasdaq, and it's down over 60 % on the year, not something I would want to chase.
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      And then we've been following some indexes
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      and ETFs to see if the market was going to broaden out.
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      We would like the Russell 2000 to participate more.
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      It has certainly been on a buy signal
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      and has moved up and is stuck at the 181.25 level.
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      This is a significant level for the Russell 2000.
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      And if we look at a weekly chart, and
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      we've talked about this many times, we're stuck in a range, $200
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      was the top of the range in 2023 and $160.25 has been the bottom.
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      Where are we right now?
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      Well, we're right in the exact middle of
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      that range, looking to see if we can move up from here.
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      That would be a bullish sign for the overall market.
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      We're also watching semiconductors closely.
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      They're stuck at 200.
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      We traded above that level yesterday,
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      got as high as 204, ended the day back down at the $200 level, just closing
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      slightly above it at $200.72. And then we're also watching the next
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      generation Nasdaq stocks, they're stuck at 25.
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      We traded above it yesterday before pulling back.
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      So the Russell 2000, semiconductors, sixth generation tech stocks, we'd like to see
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      all of these start breaking out above resistance.
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      That would be a good sign going forward.
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      Then looking at the Canadian market, the
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      IShares for the Russell 2000 moved up into the channel.
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      A close above $30.63 would get us back on a buy signal.
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      We saw Brookfield Asset Management lead
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      the TSX 60 higher on Wednesday followed by Bank of Nova Scotia.
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      So tremendous amount of regret here.
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      We gap lower on Tuesday and said, hey, everything we thought about the stock on
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      Tuesday was wrong and now we're moving back up.
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      So looking for a close above $60.23
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      on Thursday to give us a buy signal for the bank in Nova Scotia.
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      Brookfield was the next big winner on the TSX 60.
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      Let's broaden things out.
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      Look at the TSX itself.
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      Osisko Mining was the big winner, followed by Filo, followed by West Dome.
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      Those were the big winners on the TSX.
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      Let's finish off looking at financials.
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      We've got a lot of bank earnings this week
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      and the bank index has come back up over the last couple of days.
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      So we're sitting right on the edge of a new daily buy signal.
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      The TSX financials move back up.
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      They are back on a buy signal as of Wednesday's close.
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      We were looking for a close above 352.58. We closed at 352.75. In the US, of
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      course, we've watched the financials move up as well.
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      It hasn't been the banks.
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      It's been more the broker, dealers and
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      insurance companies have been leading the financials higher.
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      There's the S&P bank ETF making a new high for this move.
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      And there's the regional bank.
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      So not performing as well as insurance
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      companies and broker dealers, but they're certainly on buy signals.
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      And both of the banks and the regional
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      banks made new highs for this move on Wednesday.
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      Okay, folks, that is all for this morning's presentation.
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      We're coming into month end.
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      The market doesn't usually like to.
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      Fight against the automatic money that comes in around the month end, so we
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      usually don't see a major pullback at this time.
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      And I wouldn't be surprised if the next
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      couple of days were positive going into the weekend.
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      Enjoy the rest of your day.
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      Next time you'll hear my voice is on. Friday morning.

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