US indices continue to attempt to push higher overall, but are a touch sluggish in early Tuesday trading.
The Nasdaq 100 pulled back just a touch during the trading session here on Tuesday but looks like it’s trying to rally as New York wakes up. I think at this point in time, we will make a serious attempt to get to the 30,000 level, but whether or not we can break through there remains to be seen.
This is a market that will remain very noisy and choppy. It’s very bullish. I think ultimately it remains a buy on the dip type of situation, especially if rates in the US can continue to drift lower like they have.
The Dow Jones 30 has pulled back. I think part of this might be due to the fact that it was overdone anyways. I think this pullback is healthy. We could see a move back to the 50,500 level, which would fill the gap, offering a potential buying opportunity on a bounce.
If we can take off from here, the 51,000 level above is a barrier that if broken opens up a much, much bigger move to the upside. Again, I think part of it is the rate story, but this was one that was overdone to begin with.
The S&P 500 finds itself a little bit soft in pre-market trading, but it did just pull back from all-time highs. Keep in mind Monday was a holiday, so it’ll be interesting to see how the actual underlying index reacts today.
I think overall what you will have is more likely than not a lot of buying of the dip behavior, and in that environment, I do like the S&P 500 to go looking at the 7,600 level before it is all said and done.
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Chris is a proprietary trader with more than 20 years of experience across various markets, including currencies, indices and commodities. As a senior analyst at FXEmpire since the website’s early days, he offers readers advanced market perspectives to navigate today’s financial landscape with confidence.