Pullback Due Now?

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E-mini S&P and E-mini NQ futures finished marginally lower on the heels of eight straight positive days and their best week since November. Is more of a pullback due? We got you covered with a game plan and actionable levels to attack the rest of the week.


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E-mini S&P (September) / E-mini NQ (September)

S&P, yesterday’s close: Settled 5619.75, down 10.25

NQ, yesterday’s close: Settled at 19,809.50, down 48.25

E-mini S&P and E-mini NQ futures had a much-needed consolidation yesterday, finishing marginally lower on the heels of eight straight positive days and their best week since November. Is more of a pullback due? It certainly would be healthy, and while we will get to the technicals momentarily, fundamentals are also at the forefront. Later this morning, we will get job gains revisions, a highly touted release expected to help support the Fed’s rate cut path. Additionally, at 1:00 pm CT, the Minutes from the July 31st Fed meeting will be released, and traders want to keep an ear to the ground for Fed speak out of Jackson Hole. According to the CME’s FedWatch Tool, four rate cuts this year are currently priced in with a 69.4% probability. Lastly, earnings from TJX and TGT topped expectations. The stocks are +5% and 13%, respectively ahead of the bell. After the close, we anticipate earnings from SNPS, a leader in electronic design automation for semiconductors.

Intraday yesterday, the E-mini NQ pinged the July 23rd gap precisely with a high of 19,925, our rare major four-star resistance. The immediate retreat created a range for both the E-mini S&P and E-mini NQ. With a continued laser focus on that 19,925 level in the E-mini NQ, we will also be closely watching overhead resistance in the S&P now defined as 5639-5643.75, but more importantly, a floor of major three-star support that if violated would likely encourage additional selling at….


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