A surprise coordinated move by the central banks in the U.S., Canada, Japan, England, and Europe gave a real boost to the markets as we headed into the morning trading session. This, combined with better-than-expected housing and employment numbers, made for a tricky trading environment as markets struggled to maintain their overbought positions.
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Overnight trading remained robust on continued confidence that European leaders are moving to provide concrete support for Greece and others that may need assistance on a longer term basis. As such, the U.S. markets opened higher, but traded in a choppy, lackluster fashion for most of the morning's trading session.
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After the long Thanksgiving Holiday weekend, the markets were poised to bounce back on positive "Black Friday" retail sales, and hopes that euro-zone leaders will take fresh steps to deal with their growing financial crisis. As a result our plan was to be careful and look for entries that would give us quick fills.
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With an auction of German bonds failing to meet expectations and Chinese manufacturing data at its lowest output in 32 months, the markets were poised to move lower as we approached the U.S. open. As a result, our plan was to anticipate choppy conditions, on light volume, as most traders looked forward to a long Thanksgiving holiday.
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With the U.S. markets closing lower for the fourth straight session, worried investors wondered if politicians on either side of the Atlantic will be able to solve the fiscal problems that are facing them. As a result, I expected the markets to trade sideways, on thin volume, ahead of the Thanksgiving Day holiday.
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With both Asian and European markets sliding ahead of this morning's U.S. market open, traders braced themselves for what promised to be choppy market conditions. Our plan was to look for scalping opportunities early, and then hopefully grab a trend to trade later in the session.
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Positive economic news out of the U.S. helped the markets recover from overnight losses as we approached the open. With concern deepening on the European debt crisis, and additional reports scheduled for morning release, we looked to scalp the markets early and then wait for a trending opportunity later in the trading session.
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Investor concerns over sovereign debt issues in Europe were moderately offset by good economic news out of the U.S. With the markets moving sideways at the open, we decided to look for pullbacks to trade in range bound market conditions.
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Early U.S. economic news was positive and helped to offset investor concerns over euro zone fiscal issues that continue to plague the markets. As has been the case for the past several weeks, we decided to sit back and just look for market pullbacks to exploit.
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