On the first trading day of the fresh week, most of the markets opened with huge gaps on the back of the uncertainty driven by the G7 meeting. However, the markets soon recovered despite unease after U.S. President Donald Trump inflated the threat of higher import tariffs at a rough G7 meeting. Did you miss an opportunity? No worries the game has just begun…
S&P 500 – Daily Outlook
The U.S. stock market index is trading bullish at 2,791.25, up +8.75 points and +0.31%. The S&P500 has come out of the asymmetric triangle pattern at $2,712, indicating the bull bias of investors. At the moment, the SPX is likely to face resistance near the $2,795 level.
Support Resistance
2767.96 2780.04
2764.24 2783.76
2758.2 2789.8
Key Trading Level: 2774
Nikkei – Daily Outlook
Japan’s Nikkei soared more than 375 points to trade at 22,975 on Monday. Most of the bullish trend began in response to the rise in risk appetite. The risk on sentiment kicked in as the investors are very optimistic about the U.S.- North Korea meeting tomorrow.
Technically, the bearish trendline is extending a solid resistance to Nikkei at $22850. At the same time, the RSI has entered the oversold zone which is signifying the chances of a bearish reversal.
Support Resistance
22184.88 22303.38
22148.28 22339.98
22089.03 22399.23
Key Trading Level: 22244.13
That’s pretty much it for now. I hope you are ready for some action tomorrow. We’ve got to deal with the U.S.-North Korea updates and the markets can remain volatile throughout the session.