Editor
Stock : DIS* Disney
Trend analysis
Short term
The session was positive with a recovery of 1.80%.
Active order: LONG
Sell if it drops 167.7 (Entry price: 178.3)
Medium term comment
Medium term commentary
The medium-term trend of DIS * price remains bearish this week. The stock maintains a relative performance lower (-10.58%) than the MSCI World Index (MXN). Volatility has decreased in the last month. We should be vigilant for the presence of the 181.72 support, as it could lead to a halt to the recent price decline.
Stock : Space* Virgin Galactic
Trend analysis
Short-term comment
After the successful flight of richard Branson the company reaches 5% above in the pre-market, being a stock in trend, it will be going up the following days.
Right now it is a great option for day trading since the stock will be volatile these next few days.
Active order: HOLD/BUY
Medium term comment
The trend is upward, it is a stock that could be conserved in the long term due to the projects that are at the door, we could buy now or wait for the price to make the first correction after the great advance that it had today.
FOREX: USD/CHF
We are looking at the 2-hour timeframe perspectives. USDCHF recently has formed some important and decisive determinations as it already completed this ascending-wedge-formation in the structure bearishly to the downside which is marked in my chart it also moved below this support-resistance-line which is now support marked in red in my chart where it also has the 260-EMA in red as resistance. Below these levels USDCHF is now forming this local channel which is likely to be a bear-flag as USDCHF already pulled back from resistance there is a high possibility given that this channel confirms as a bear-flag in the near future. When this happens as expected USDCHF will approach the lower target-zones mainly within the 0.9065 level marked in my chart in blue which are the appropriate full targets of the whole wedge-formation. When these targets are reached it has to be considered how USDCHF evolves then, as there is good support still in this level a potential initial back-up-bounce can be considered. For now, the further bearish continuation should be expected and should not be kept by side.
FOREX: EUR/USD
Price broke above structure, after a pullback if price continues to hold above the support, I expect the price to move higher.
General Market
1, Covid-19 surge haunts central banks
The world’s central banks are sounding a more cautious tone about the path of the economic recovery, as the latest wave of Covid-19 threatens to force another round of restrictive measures.
Richmond Federal Reserve President Tom Barkin warned in an interview with The Wall Street Journal that the U.S. labor market isn’t yet strong enough to warrant a reduction in bond purchases, adding to concerns voiced by San Francisco’s Mary Daly last week.
On Sunday, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde told Bloomberg that its flagship bond-buying program is likely to be extended beyond March next year, albeit under a different name so as to appease German-led hawks who want a quick end to it.
Overnight, the central banks of Indonesia and Thailand, two countries seeing a steep rise in coronavirus cases, warned that they will likely miss their growth forecasts for this year.
2. Chinese regulators smite Didi, others
Chinese regulators announced at the weekend they will subject all companies with over 1 million users to a review of their data policies before approving their U.S. listings, effectively granting themselves a veto over all future Chinese tech listings in the U.S.
The move is the latest to deepen the rift between the Chinese and U.S. capital markets, in what appears to be a concerted and multi-faceted crackdown on the economic power of China’s biggest technology companies.
The Cyberspace Administration of China had said on Friday that it had ordered 25 more apps operated by Didi Global to be withdrawn from local app stores. Antitrust regulators meanwhile confirmed that they would block a planned merger of two units of Tencent Holdings, which would have cemented the company’s dominance of the local gaming market. They’re also pressing Tencent’s music arm to relinquish monopoly rights over certain song catalogues.
3. Stocks set to fall at open. Disney in focus after Black Widow debut
U.S. stock markets are set to open mixed later, as fears about the spread of Covid-19 weigh on sentiment toward the ‘reopening’ plays that dominated the second quarter.
The U.S. recorded its highest daily total of new cases since May on Saturday, as the highly-transmissible Delta variant continues to make inroads, in particular across those states with the lowest vaccination rates. These are mainly in the Midwest and South of the country.
By 6:25 AM ET, Dow Jones futures were down 183 points, or 0.5%, while S&P 500 futures were down 0.3%. NASDAQ Futures outperformed with a 0.1% rise as investors rotated out of value stocks into growth stocks.
Stocks likely to be in focus later include Walt Disney (NYSE:DIS), after its Black Widow movie grossed $218 million on its debut weekend. Some $60 million of that was generated by distribution through the Disney+ streaming channel. Also in focus will be Pfizer (NYSE:PFE) and BioNTech (NASDAQ:BNTX), whose representatives will meet with U.S. regulators later to discuss their plans to distribute ‘booster shots’ of their Covid-19 vaccine.
4. Branson in space
Also in focus later will be Virgin Galactic (NYSE:SPCE), which passed a key milestone on the road toward commercial space tourism at the weekend.
The company’s first full-crew test flight – inevitably carrying its billionaire founder Richard Branson – took place without any significant hiccups on Sunday. Two more test flights are due before the planned launch of commercial services next year.
Virgin Galactic stock, which sold off sharply earlier this year after Branson and chairman Chamath Palihapitiya sold down their positions, rose more than 10% in premarket trading.
5. Oil slides on fears over long positioning
Crude oil prices fell amid concerns about economic growth, which is weakening at a time when some market indicators are starting to look worryingly imbalanced.
The ratio of long to short positions on crude futures reported by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, rose to 23 in the week through June 15. That’s the highest in three years and up from a ratio of six at the start of the year.
