Video Will Silver Go Down Like a Lead Balloon
Silver (like gold) has failed to capitalise on the dollars correction, so if USD rises silver is a prime candidate for another leg lower.
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Tomorrow’s Core PCE report is likely to be a pivotal moment for metals. Should inflation come in above consensus it could bring forward expectations of a hike and send the dollar higher (and silver lower). But in all the time the Fed remain insistent that inflation is transitory, it provides headwind for the like of gold being an inflationary hedge and, therefore, silver too. So we update our key levels for silver, then take a look at two potentially bullish setups on Costo (COST) and Ford Motors (F).
S&P 500: Market Internals
S&P 500: 4241.84 (-0.11%), 23 June 2021
- Consumer Discretionary (0.625%) was the strongest sector and Utilities (-1.05%) was the weakest
- 8 out of the 11 sectors traded lower on the S&P 500
- 202 (40.00%) stocks advanced and 299 (59.21%) declined
- 87.52% of stocks closed above their 200-day average
- 52.48% of stocks closed above their 50-day average
- 33.27% of stocks closed above their 20-day average
Outperformers:
- + 5.27% - Tesla Inc (TSLA.OQ)
- + 4.25% - Twitter Inc (TWTR.N)
- + 3.74% - Under Armour Inc (UAA.N)
Underperformers:
- -7.38% - Nov Inc (NOV.N)
- -3.73% - Comcast Corp (CMCSA.OQ)
- -2.67% - Fleetcor Technologies Inc (FLT.N)
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