I have been very bearish on GameStop GME, mainly due to key fundamental factors. The company continues to see revenue deterioration and the ultimate impact of online competition should render its business model obsolete over the very long term. That is why there is so much short interest in this name.
However, GME stock has been skyrocketing in recent days, surging more than 45% yesterday alone.
This recent surge is thanks to Keith Gill, also known as Roaring Kitty on YouTube and DeepF——Value on Reddit. Today brings yet another key Roaring Kitty catalyst, and GME stock fans should be watching closely.
A bit of change in my approach to charts – I am sitting and looking at this daily chart and decided to pull back a bit and see what we really have here.
For almost a month we are sitting between 1.08 and 1.09 .
And if we put aside data, our intraday readings , expectation, formations, patterns….what do we get?
Well, we are stuck in 100 pips range.
As I said last night – Support 1.08850 – Resistance 1.09000
Looks ready to break up right now, but so many times we had perfect set up for a move, just to end up opposite and later on we are watching it and asking ourselves : how could I not see it…
So, unless we see a real break out of the range, just play within it and do not expect some spectacular outcomes.
when we have a big movement on ECB rates and next day is NFP then NFP is usually mild reaction and vice versa ….. ystd we had a mild reaction on ECB rates so …….!?!?
JP –     Prefer to be on the offer in Euro as a matter of principal but entertaining the bid into the data is the right side at the moment and wait. It is either that or sell Aud at 666. That read that correctly. Aud 666.
Gaming NFP
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At least one FX fox I know will not trade the initial – usually short-lived – reaction.
Rather the FX fox will wait and reflect both on the new release AND the current market reaction, namely weather the reaction was with or against the expectation.
A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan
After a frenetic week of G7 interest rate cuts, new records for stocks, another scramble for AI and a wave of elections, world markets have frozen awaiting the U.S. employment report.
The May payrolls report comes just ahead of next week’s Federal Reserve meeting and most of the labor market updates in recent days have indicated a gradual cooling in employment.