- Thursday’s candlestick (Nov 27) was a follow-through bull bar closing near its high.
- In our previous report, we stated that traders would watch to see if the bulls could create a consecutive bull bar closing near its high, or if the market would trade slightly higher, but the candlestick would close below the middle of its range with a long tail above.
- The market traded higher towards the 20-day EMA.
- The bulls hope the current decline will form a major higher low.
- They hope the recent tight trading range will be the final flag of the move and want the market to reverse back into the tight trading range.
- At the least, they hope for a small pullback to the 20-day EMA. This move is underway.
- They must produce strong consecutive bull bars to show they are clearly in control.
- The bears reached the measured-move target of the 4000–3950 area this week.
- The bears want the 20-day EMA to act as a resistance level, followed by a retest of the November low.
- They want any pullback (bounce) to be weak, characterized by overlapping candlesticks and a long tail extending above.
- Fundamentals
- • Production: SPPOMA increased by about 5% in the first 25 days.
- • Refineries: Buying interest is still there at these low prices. Not paying premiums vs spot futures.
- • Exports: ITS said exports are down 18.48% in the first 25 days.
- Overall, the market sold off in a tight bear channel, indicating strong selling momentum.
- The market remains Always-In-Short.
- The selloff was also climactic and slightly oversold. There could be a minor pullback towards the 20-day EMA, which may have begun.
- Today (Friday, Nov. 28), bulls want the candlestick to close near its high, so the weekly candlestick will close as a strong bull bar. If this is the case, the market may trade at least a little higher next week.
- Bears want today to close as a strong bear bar, so the weekly candlestick will close with a bear body or a prominent tail above.
Andrew
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