Day Trading Recap After The Bell - by Rockwell Trading
Summary: Every day after the close we publish a video in which we recap the day and show the trades that we took in our Live Day Trading Room.
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The global markets were mixed after Fed Chairman Bernanke warned that unless the "fiscal cliff" was averted, the US economy would face recession and higher levels of unemployment. As a result, we expected to see choppy markets and tricky trading conditions. To see the trades we identified, click on "READ FULL ARTICLE" and watch the video.
Investor optimism over US Federal Reserve plans for further stimulus measures helped move the global markets higher in overnight trading. As a result, we expected volatile trading around release of the afternoon's Fed announcement and press conference. To see the trades we identified, click on "READ FULL ARTICLE" and watch the video.
Better-than-expected investor confidence data out of Germany helped move the global markets higher as we got ready for the open of the US trading session. On another day with little scheduled news, we expected that the markets might be sluggish ahead of tomorrow's Fed statement. To see the trades we identified, click on "READ FULL ARTICLE" and watch the video.
With new concerns emerging over political instability in Italy, investor sentiment was mostly negative in overnight trading, as fresh concerns over Euro Zone sovereign debt issues resurfaced. As a result, we expected to see some market volatility, though lack of any scheduled economic news threatened to keep things quiet. To see the trades we identified, click on "READ FULL ARTICLE" and watch the video.
US employment data came in much better than expected and helped propel the markets higher just before the open of this morning's trading session. As a result, we expected to see some decent volatility to trade across all markets. To see the trades we identified, click on "READ FULL ARTICLE" and watch the video.
The overnight markets were trading mixed on concerns over continuing euro zone debt challenges, and lack of progress in the US "fiscal cliff" negotiations. As a result, we expected sideways moving markets on limited volume and volatility. To see the trades we identified, click on "READ FULL ARTICLE" and watch the video.
Good news out of China had the global markets all moving higher in overnight trading. With key US employment and service sector reports scheduled for release around the open, we expected to see volatility and movement in the markets we trade. To see the trades we identified, click on "READ FULL ARTICLE" and watch the video.
Concern over the "fiscal cliff" negotiations in the United States was weighing on market sentiment as we got ready for this morning's trading session. Couple this with a lack of economic news and our expectation was the markets would most likely be moving sideways today. To see the trades we identified, click on "READ FULL ARTICLE" and watch the video.
The overnight markets were all moving higher after better-than-expected manufacturing PMI data out of China and Europe. But, the US failed to follow suit and surprised investors with weak manufacturing output that helped reverse market direction and push the stock index prices lower. To see the trades we identified, click on "READ FULL ARTICLE" and watch the video.
The global markets were all moving higher as a weakening Japanese yen propelled export gains, and Germany's parliament voted to support bailout funding for Greece. However, market sentiment was muted by concerns that the US "fiscal cliff" negotiations appear destined to drag out. To see the trades we identified, click on "READ FULL ARTICLE" and watch the video.
Optimism over the US budget discussions, and potential near-term resolution to the "fiscal cliff", had the global markets all moving higher in overnight trading. As a result, we expected there might be some nice trends to take advantage of during today's trading session. To see the trades we identified, click on "READ FULL ARTICLE" and watch the video.
Concern over the US "fiscal cliff" negotiations, and details behind the Greek debt reduction plan, had the overnight markets all moving lower as we approached the open of this morning's trading session. As a result, we expected the markets to be nervous and choppy ahead of breaking news. To see the trades we identified, click on "READ FULL ARTICLE" and watch the video.
The global markets breathed a sigh of relief after EU finance ministers and the IMF agreed on a deal to reduce Greece's debt load and provide it with much needed bailout funding. Concern still remains over resolution to the US "fiscal cliff" and this continued to weigh on the markets during this morning's trading session. To see the trades we identified, click on "READ FULL ARTICLE" and watch the video.
The global markets were all anxious ahead of the Eurogroup Finance Minister Meetings in Brussels. The main agenda item was ratification of a $40B aid package for Greece, and as a result, an air of uncertainty hung over the markets during the course of today's trading session. To see the trades we identified, click on "READ FULL ARTICLE" and watch the video.
The overnight markets were all trading in a mixed fashion after European Union policymakers failed to reach a deal on bailout funding for Greece. As a result, we expected the markets to be somewhat lackluster on lower volumes ahead of the Thanksgiving Day holiday. To see the trades we identified, click on "READ FULL ARTICLE" and watch the video.