$HAS

looks like oil has bad intentions , could just sudcenly drop

By Noah Browning LONDON (Reuters) -Oil rose on Monday as supply concerns driven by lower OPEC output, unrest in Libya and sanctions on Russia outweighed fears of demand-sapping global recession. Euro zone inflation hit yet another record high in June, strengthening the case for rapid European Central Bank rate increases, while U.S. consumer sentiment hit a record low. Brent crude rose $1.55, or 1.4%, to $113.18 a barrel by 1318 GMT after falling more than $1 in early trade. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude rose $1.34, or 1.2%, to $109.77. The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) missed a target to boost output in June, a Reuters survey found. [OPEC/O] In OPEC member Libya, authorities declared force majeure at Es Sidr and Ras Lanuf ports as well as the El Feel oilfield on Thursday, saying oil output was down by 865,000 barrels per day (bpd). Meanwhile, Ecuador's production has been hit by more than two weeks of unrest that has caused the country to lose nearly 2 million barrels of output, state-run oil company Petroecuador said. Adding to potential supply woes, a strike this week in Norway could cut supply from Western Europe's largest oil producer and cut overall petroleum output by about 8%. "This backdrop of mounting supply outages is colliding with a possible shortage in spare production capacity among Middle Eastern oil producers," said Stephen Brennock of oil broker PVM, referring to the limited ability of producers to pump more oil. "And without new oil production hitting markets soon, prices will be forced higher." Brent came close this year to the 2008 record high of $147 a barrel after Russia's invasion of Ukraine added to supply concerns. Soaring energy prices on the back of bans on Russian oil and reduced gas supply has driven inflation to multi-decade highs in some countries and stoked recession fears.

hope everyone has a lovely 4th

By Wayne Cole SYDNEY (Reuters) - Global share markets started in haphazard fashion on Monday as soft U.S. data suggested downside risks for this week's June payrolls report, while the hubbub over possible recession was still driving a relief rally in government bonds. The search for safety kept the U.S. dollar near 20-year highs, though early action was light with U.S. markets on holiday. Cash Treasuries were shut but futures extended their gains, implying 10-year yields were holding around 2.88% having fallen 61 basis points from their June peak. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was flat, after losing 1.8% last week. Japan's Nikkei added 0.6%, while South Korea fell 0.8%. Chinese blue chips edged up 0.3%, though cities in eastern China tightened COVID-19 curbs on Sunday amid new coronavirus clusters. EUROSTOXX 50 futures added 0.5% and FTSE futures 0.8%. However, both S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq futures eased 0.7%, after steadying just a little on Friday. David J. Kostin, an analyst at Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS), noted that every S&P 500 sector bar energy saw negative returns in the first half of the year amid extreme volatility. "The current bear market has been entirely valuation-driven rather than the result of reduced earnings estimates," he added. "However, we expect consensus profit margin forecasts to fall which will lead to downward EPS revisions whether or not the economy falls into recession." Earnings season starts of July 15 and expectations are being marked lower given high costs and softening data. The Atlanta Federal Reserve's much watched GDP Now forecast has slid to an annualised -2.1% for the second quarter, implying the country was already in a technical recession. The payrolls report on Friday is forecast to show jobs growth slowing to 270,000 in June with average earnings slowing a touch to 5.0%. RATES UP, THEN DOWN Yet minutes of the Fed's June policy meeting on Wednesday are almost certain to sound hawkish given the committee chose to hike rates by a super-sized 75 basis points. The market is pricing in around an 85% chance of another hike of 75 basis points this month and rates at 3.25-3.5% by year end. "But the market has also moved to price in an increasingly aggressive rate cut profile for the Fed into 2023 and 2024, consistent with a growing chance of recession," noted analysts at NAB. "Around 60bps of Fed cuts are now priced in for 2023." In currencies, investor demand for the most liquid safe harbour has tended to benefit the U.S. dollar, which is near two-decade highs against a basket of competitors at 105.100. The euro was flat at $1.0429 and not far from its recent five-year trough of $1.0349. The European Central Bank is expected to raise interest rates this month for the first time in a decade, and the euro could get a lift if it decides on a more aggressive half-point move. The Japanese yen also attracted some safe haven flows late last week, dragging the dollar back to 135.23 yen from a 24-year top of 137.01. A high dollar and rising interest rates have not been kind to non-yielding gold, which was pinned at $1,812 an ounce having hit a six-month low last week. [GOL/] Fears of a global economic downturn also undermined industrial metals with copper hitting a 17-month low having sunk 25% from its March peak. [MET/L] Oil prices wobbled as investors weighed demand concerns against supply constraints. Output restrictions in Libya and a planned strike among Norwegian oil and gas workers were just the latest blows to production. [O/R] Brent slipped 1 cent to $111.62, while U.S. crude eased 10 cents to $108.33 per barrel. (Reorting by Wayne Cole; Editing by Sam Holmes & Shri Navaratnam)

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EU Looking to Ban Russian Gold in New Sanctions Package Price cap on Russian oil exports not seen coming any time soon Measures could include adjustments to earlier trade sanctions A 12.5 kilogram gold ingot at the Prioksky non-ferrous metals plant in Kasimov, Russia. A 12.5 kilogram gold ingot at the Prioksky non-ferrous metals plant in Kasimov, Russia. Source: Bloomberg By Alberto Nardelli 1 July 2022 at 6:48 pm AWST The European Union is working on new sanctions to target Russian gold, matching a move by the Group of Seven nations aimed at further choking off Moscow’s revenue sources, according to people familiar with the matter. Russia is the second largest gold mining country in the world, and its gold exports were estimated to be worth £12.6 billion in 2021. When the UK, the US, Japan and Canada unveiled their plans to ban new gold imports from Russia earlier this week, Britain said the measure would have a “huge impact” on Vladimir Putin’s ability to fund his armed forces and oligarchs’ attempts to avoid the impact of financial sanctions by buying bullion. Industry analysts are less enthusiastic, describing the ban as largely symbolic because penalties imposed on Russia after its invasion of Ukraine have effectively already closed off European and US markets. And even flows to traditional centers of trading in London and Zurich have mostly dried up due to self-sanctioning by the industry. Preparations for the new sanctions package are ongoing and some nations will be pushing to add more measures to the proposals before they are presented to member states for approval, one of the people said. The new package will also cover fixes to previously approved measures, which could include adjustments to rules around the transit of sanctioned goods to the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad, said the people, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss private discussions. Some officials have raised concerns that Lithuania could be pressured into allowing banned goods to transit through the country to Kaliningrad. Lithuania is imposing restrictions in line with sanctions agreed by the whole bloc, and people as well as the vast majority of goods continue to move freely between the two parts of Russia. Still, prohibitions on more Russian goods are set to come into force this month and the European Commission has been seeking to agree new guidance with Vilnius before then amid worries the standoff could escalate. One of the people said any rules on applying sanctions would need to be for the whole EU and not single out Lithuania. Moscow has threatened to retaliate against the EU member state if it continues to block rail transport of goods such as steel.

i think once market gets over it ...AMD could pop...its story has very little to do with low end pcs AND even if it takes 20% hit on next years earnings its still at about 16x ...IF MAINTAINS EARNINGS ITS AT 13X

By Ahmad Ghaddar LONDON (Reuters) -Oil prices rose about 3% on Friday, recouping most of the previous session's declines, as supply outages in Libya and expected shutdowns in Norway outweighed expectations that an economic slowdown could dent demand. Brent crude futures were up $3.03, or 2.8%, at $112.06 a barrel by 1157 GMT, having dropped to $108.03 a barrel earlier in the session. WTI crude futures gained $2.84, or 2.7%, to $108.60 a barrel, after retreating to $104.56 a barrel earlier. Both contracts fell around 3% on Thursday, ending the month lower for the first time since November. We "still see risks to prices as skewed to the upside on tight inventories, limited spare capacity and muted non-OPEC+ supply response," Barclays (LON:BARC) said in a note. Libya's National Oil Corporation declared force majeure on Thursday at the Es Sider and Ras Lanuf ports as well as the El Feel oilfield. Force majeure is still in effect at the ports of Brega and Zueitina, NOC said. Production has seen a sharp decline, with daily exports ranging between 365,000 and 409,000 bpd, a decrease of 865,000 bpd compared to production in "normal circumstances", NOC said. Elsewhere, 74 Norwegian offshore oil workers at Equinor's Gudrun, Oseberg South and Oseberg East platforms will go on strike from July 5, the Lederne trade union said on Thursday, likely halting about 4% of Norway's oil production. Ecuador's government and indigenous groups' leaders on Thursday reached an agreement to end more than two weeks of protests which had led to the shut-in of more than half of the country's pre-crisis 500,000 bpd oil output. On Thursday, the OPEC+ group of producers, including Russia, agreed to stick to its output strategy after two days of meetings. However, the producer club avoided discussing policy from September onwards. Previously, OPEC+ decided to increase output each month by 648,000 barrels per day (bpd) in July and August, up from a previous plan to add 432,000 bpd per month. U.S. President Joe Biden will make a three-stop trip to the Middle East in mid-July that includes a visit to Saudi Arabia, pushing energy policy into the spotlight as the United States and other countries face soaring fuel prices that are driving up inflation. Biden said on Thursday he would not directly press Saudi Arabia to increase oil output to curb soaring prices when he sees the Saudi king and crown prince during a visit this month. A Reuters survey found that OPEC pumped 28.52 million bpd in June, down 100,000 bpd from May's revised total. [OPEC/O] Oil prices are expected to stay above $100 a barrel this year as Europe and other regions struggle to wean themselves off Russian supply, a Reuters poll showed on Thursday, though economic risks could slow the climb. India introduced export duties on gasoil, gasoline and jet fuel on Friday to help maintain domestic supplies, while also imposing a windfall tax on oil producers who have benefited from higher global crude oil prices.

VVIX to VIX ratio ..... it has come down a longway

i sorta think there is something in this story, do i think tesla is in big trouble no...but i do think it has a lot of expensive factories and could easily have a few qtr ugly numbers and if demand does evaporate ???

By Peter Nurse Investing.com - European stock markets are expected to open lower Friday, with investors becoming increasingly worried about the global economic outlook as central banks tighten monetary policy to combat soaring inflation. At 2 AM ET (0600 GMT), the DAX futures contract in Germany traded 0.9% lower, CAC 40 futures in France dropped 0.7%, and the FTSE 100 futures contract in the U.K. fell 0.5%. European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde warned in a speech at the central bank’s annual forum earlier this week that the central bank will go "as far as necessary" to bring inflation back down to its 2% target. The focus will be on Eurozone consumer price data, due later Friday, with investors looking for signs that inflation has peaked. German inflation unexpectedly slowed last month, but the annual CPI for the euro bloc is expected to climb to 8.4% in June, a new record after it reached 8.1% the previous month. Additionally, manufacturing PMI data for the Eurozone, and especially Germany, the region’s powerhouse, are also due Friday and are expected to show deteriorating confidence in this key sector. It’s not only Europe where economic growth is slowing. The growth in U.S. consumer spending weakened in May for the first time this year, while Asia's manufacturing activity, with the exception of China, stalled in June, weighed by supply disruptions, rising costs, and persistent material shortages. China offered a ray of light, as its manufacturing activity expanded at its fastest in 13 months in June, boosted by the lifting of COVID lockdowns. In the corporate sector, Sodexo (EPA:EXHO) will be in the spotlight after the French food services group reported better-than-expected revenue for the third quarter, citing strong growth in all business segments and geographies, helped by price hikes and post-Omicron volume recovery. Oil prices weakened Friday, heading for its third consecutive weekly fall, its worst run this year, on concerns about the strength of the U.S. economy, the largest consumer of crude in the world, and as a group of top producers increased supply. The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies decided to stick with its previously announced plan to increase output each month by 648,000 barrels per day in July and August but avoided discussing policy from September onwards. By 2 AM ET, U.S. crude futures traded 0.8% lower at $104.89 a barrel, while the Brent contract fell 0.6% to $108.33. Both contracts fell around 3% during the previous session, and are on course to fall at least 2% this week. Additionally, gold futures fell 0.4% to $1,799.30/oz, while EUR/USD traded 0.1% lower at 1.0469.

DRC face has many setups , there is no wrong angle , just a wrong interpretation .

unusual whales has the move at 7.3%

but $meta has bullish flow seems like some news gonna pop

yeah. futures has lot of action at 3772, 3786 and 3813. All these levels have roughly 150k print each. 3772 had 337k

Key to MU earnings today is to show demand for memory chips remain present as demand has fallen in previous quarter which could result in chip prices to fall, this could create negative ramifications in the overall semi - conductor sector. A surprise against this previous estimate as market has already priced in the downtrend in demand. A surprise will boost the entire market to the upside especially Semi's such as AMD, NVDA, NXPI and etc to the upside

btcusd has broken down to much , all shorts are a bit risky

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By Wayne Cole SYDNEY (Reuters) - Asian shares were ending a rough quarter in a sombre mood on Thursday amid fears central banks' cure for inflation will end up sickening the global economy, though it is proving to be a fillip for the safe-haven dollar and government bonds. As policy makers reiterated their commitment to controlling inflation no matter what pain it caused, data on U.S. core prices later in the session should only underline the extent of the challenge. "Inflation can be sticky," warned analysts at ANZ. "It is broadening from goods to services and wage growth is accelerating. "Even with rapid rate rises, it will take time for tightness in labour markets to unwind, and that means inflation can stay higher for longer." That suggests it is too early to pick a peak for interest rates or a bottom for stocks, even though markets have already fallen a long way. The S&P 500 has lost almost 16% this quarter, its worst performance since the very start of the pandemic, while the Nasdaq is off an eye-watering 21%. On Thursday, S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq futures were both down 0.4% with little sign as yet that the new quarter will bring in brave bargain hunters. EUROSTOXX 50 futures and FTSE futures both fell 0.5%. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan eased another 0.5%, bringing its losses for the quarter to 10%. Japan's Nikkei fell 1.4%, though its drop this quarter has been a relatively modest 5% thanks to a weak yen and the Bank of Japan's dogged commitment to super-easy policies. The need for stimulus was underscored by data showing Japanese industrial output dived 7.2% in May, when analysts had looked for a dip of only 0.3%. Chinese blue chips added 1.6% helped by a survey showing a marked pick up in services activity. Analysts at JPMorgan (NYSE:JPM) expect a major rebound in China in coming months and felt that, with so much bad news priced into world markets, positioning argued for a bounce. "It is not that we think that the world and economies are in great shape, but just that an average investor expects an economic disaster, and if that does not materialize risky asset classes could recover most of their losses from the first half," they wrote in a note. DOLLAR IN DEMAND For now, the risk of recession was enough to bring U.S. 10-year yields back to 3.10% from their recent peak at 3.498%, though that is still up 77 basis points for the quarter. The yield curve has continued to flatten, and turned negative in the three- to seven-year range, while futures are almost fully priced for another Federal Reserve hike of 75 basis points in July. ted the U.S. dollar its best quarter since late 2016. The dollar index was trading up at 105.100 and just a whisker from its recent two-decade peak of 105.79. The euro was struggling at $1.0452, having shed 5.6% for the quarter so far, though it remains just above the May trough of $1.0348. It also dropped to a fresh 7-1/2-year low versus the Swiss franc at 0.99663 francs. The Japanese yen is in even worse shape, with the dollar having gained more than 12% this quarter to 136.50 and hitting its highest since 1998. Rising interest rates and a high dollar have not been good for non-yielding gold which was stuck at $1,816 an ounce having lost 6% for the quarter. [GOL/] Oil prices were flat on Thursday amid concerns about an unseasonable slowdown in U.S. gasoline demand, even as global supplies remain tight. [O/R] OPEC and OPEC+ end two days of meetings on Thursday with little expectation they will be able to pump much more oil despite U.S. pressure to expand quotas. September Brent rose 17 cents to $112.62 a barrel, while U.S. crude added 7 cents to $109.85.

thinkorswim now has mini futures

yeah...looks like a level here where it has bounced everytime at 73-75 level.... then gap to $60

$nflx HAS FWD PE of about 15 ....but zero FCF .... alarm bells

well volume has been negative for the last 5 days , but it was not much price difference , if it can hold , it will hit over 25k next week

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By Sam Byford TOKYO (Reuters) - Asian stock markets fell on Wednesday, extending Wall Street's overnight losses amid concerns over inflation and the possibility of recession, which also boosted the safe-haven dollar. Japan's Nikkei index fell 0.98%, while MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell 1.37%, dragged lower by Australian shares, off 0.81%, and Korea's KOSPI, down 1.54%. Asian shares had ended the Tuesday session on an upward trajectory after China announced an easing of its quarantine requirements for inbound passengers, in what some observers saw as the biggest relaxation so far of its "zero COVID" strategy. But the positive impact had petered out on Wednesday. "Inevitably, markets tend to overreact to these sorts of news," said Carlos Casanova, senior economist at UBP in Hong Kong. "In order for that to be sustainable, we really want to see these measures materialise into actual reopening." Chinese blue chips, which hit a four month high the day before, lost 1.16% while the Hong Kong benchmark fell 1.83%. [.SS] EUROSTOXX 50 futures were down 0.57% and FTSE futures lost 0.68% before European markets opened. The losses in Asia followed a turbulent day on U.S. markets, with the S&P 500 index down more than 2% after data showed U.S. consumer confidence dropped to a 16-month low in June due to fears high inflation could cause the economy to slow significantly in the second half of the year. "It's all pointing to rising expectations of an economic slowdown, potentially a recession in the US economy, maybe as soon as this year," said Casanova. Renewed worries over the potential for a global recession drove investors into the safe haven dollar, and the dollar index remained firm at 104.5. The euro dropped 0.6% on the greenback overnight, and was little changed in Asia at $1.0506. The Japanese yen stood at 136.03 per dollar, not far off last week's 24-year low of 136.7. The yen has struggled as the Bank of Japan keeps monetary policy loose even as other major banks tighten, a point reiterated by BOJ governor Haruhiko Kuroda on Wednesday. The yield on 10-year U.S. Treasury notes fell seven basis points to 3.134%. Oil prices fell back slightly after three sessions of gains, but global supply tightness limited the losses. An overnight report suggested that Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are unable to raise output significantly in the near future. Brent crude futures fell 0.86% on the day to $116.96 a barrel. U.S. crude was down 0.72% to $110.94. Spot gold was flat, gaining 0.07% to trade at $1,820.7600 an ounce.

Greetings , A lot of traders have a difficult time understanding how to relate indicator data , to what is actually happening to a company being represent by a symbol within a brokers management system . Today we will revise how a simple volume indicator , related to a more advance volume indicator can provide enough information to let us know , when is a good time to enter the market . The BTCUSD chart below , starting at far right , has a green up arrow , and after , an orange down arrow . The down arrow represents 3 consecutive weeks of down movement , that is , that the supply of the symbol shares was more then what the market was demanding during the period of so . This is shown from the very bottom indicator . The up arrow represents , that the supply being provided was enough , and that there was demand over it , leading to 2 positive volume days , and after , the green arrow from VZO . VZO alerted to enter the market when the green up arrow triggered . Now the question that you may have is , is this enough information ? Well , no , is not . Now you have to think what is BTCUSD and how is price moving overall . BTCUSD got to about 70K in price within the last year . Now you can enter at about the 20K price line . Is a buy low and sell high situation . On top of this , the most important thing , keep in mind that the highest volume week was when the mentioned green up arrow triggered , with a volume of 100k . The highest red volume was -60k and it happened over 3 months ago . Do you know what this means ? Some entity in the market thinks that the current price is worth pitching into . This entity may be a network of banks or corporations , maybe batman , but we know something . If there is a strong buying power saying this is my price line , and we know that we are at an excellent buy low and sell high for the year . Then , is time to enter the market , as these are over 4 or 5 very strong indications that the next move should be an up price pattern . The way the market should be staked . ~ Good Luck

eurusd has been passing a lot of cash , the 1.04 and below is a great entry

i expect the PFE VACCINE HAS DESTROYED PEOPLES IMMUNE SYSTEMS SO THEY ARE CATCHING ODD DISEASES

Current market conditions has not met our desired strategy for designed RvsR since the end of April this will change heading into earnings in 2 weeks creating volatility in the market. Until then we will have to be active taking base hits 40% to 100%, this will require more activity until market conditions change

Closed AMZN 1.72 (momentum and volume has again slowed down in overall session)

Bitcoin’s correlation with the tech-focused Nasdaq 100 has declined in June after hitting a multi-year high of .8 in May

@thegiz18 $BOIL has first Take Profit at 69 and the second one at 77

By Julie Zhu HONG KONG (Reuters) - Asian shares swung into positive territory in afternoon trade on Tuesday, propelled by China's decision to ease some quarantine requirements for international arrivals, with Hong Kong stocks particularly supported. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was up 0.5%, having spent most of the day in the red. The index has fallen 3.8% so far this month. Health authorities said on Tuesday that China will halve to seven days its COVID-19 quarantine period for visitors from overseas, with a further three days spent at home. Following the news, Hong Kong's Hang Seng index reversed its losses and jumped 0.85% in afternoon trade. In China, the blue-chip CSI300 index was 1% higher, also having clawed back earlier losses. The sharp change in mood looked set to last into the global day with the pan-region Euro Stoxx 50 futures up 0.31%, German DAX futures 0.2% higher and FTSE futures climbing 0.47%. U.S. stock futures rose 0.46%. "With local new infections dropping further in June, and COVID curbs to ease more, we expect the (Chinese) economy to continue to recover," BofA said in its note. "That said, given soft domestic demand and lingering COVID uncertainties, the mending path is likely to be bumpy in the coming months." Market sentiment was also boosted by an official's remarks that Beijing would roll out tools to cope with economic challenges as COVID-19 outbreaks and risks from the Ukraine war pose a threat to employment and price stability. Australian shares were up 0.86%, while Japan's Nikkei stock index rose 0.66%. U.S. stocks ended a volatile trading session slightly lower on Monday with few catalysts to sway investor sentiment as they approach the half-way point of a year in which equity markets have been slammed by heightened inflation worries and tightening Fed policy. Interest rate sensitive megacaps such as Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ:AMZN), Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) and Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Inc were the heaviest drags on the U.S. main indexes. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.2%, the S&P 500 lost 0.30% and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 0.72%. Oil continued to rise with investors still weighing worries about an economic slowdown against concerns over lost Russian supply amid sanctions related to the conflict in Ukraine. U.S. crude ticked up 1.02% to $110.69 a barrel. Brent crude rose to $116.42 per barrel. "A seam of tight supply news bolstered the (oil) market," said analysts at Commonwealth Bank of Australia (OTC:CMWAY). "Political unrest might curtail supply from a couple of second-tier producers, Ecuador and Libya. And then there's the G7's proposed price cap on Russian oil." In bond markets, Treasury yields climbed on Monday following capital and durable goods orders data and as pending home sales surprised to the upside from the previous month. The yield on benchmark 10-year Treasury notes last reached 3.1828% on Tuesday, compared with its U.S. close of 3.194% on Monday. The two-year yield, which rises with traders' expectations of higher Fed fund rates, touched 3.0934%. Also, the dollar edged lower versus major rivals as investors weighed expectations on inflation and interest rate hikes. The dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of currencies of other major trading partners, was down at 103.96. Gold was slightly higher with the spot price trading at $1,825.79 per ounce. [GOL/]

the indicators run on the function " int OnCalculate () " , this means that the market has to change in price before visuals and other things update , you can always switch timeframes to update the visual , but some numbers may need a calculation in price

I think the inflation disaapears quicker than folks think..... Money supply growth has been 0% since january.... usually 18months after money supply changes prices follow....and thats a drastic cut in growth

that company has $3 bill revenue trading at $300 mill. Needs to pay back bond though...... Huge puts betting zero in July....huge calls betting hero in sept

By Peter Nurse Investing.com -- Stocks in focus in premarket trade on Monday, June 27. Please refresh for updates. Spirit Airlines (NYSE:SAVE) stock fell 5.6% after the carrier said it will accept the latest improved takeover offer from Frontier Group (NASDAQ:ULCC), down 1.8%, which is below the bid from rival discount airline JetBlue (NASDAQ:JBLU), up 1.2%. Nike (NYSE:NKE) stock rose 1% ahead of the athletic footwear retailer’s fourth-quarter results, due after the close, a few days after it announced plans to make a full exit from Russia. BioNTech (NASDAQ:BNTX) stock rose 2.4% after the drug maker said a booster dose of updated versions of its COVID-19 vaccine, developed with Pfizer (NYSE:PFE), up 0.3%, generated a higher immune response against the Omicron variant. McDonald’s (NYSE:MCD) stock rose 0.2% after the burger giant announced that Ian Borden, president of its international business, would take over as chief financial officer, with the current finance head Kevin Ozan moving to lead the company's strategic initiatives. Digital World Acquisition Corp (NASDAQ:DWAC) stock fell 10.5% after the special purpose acquisition company disclosed each director on its board had been issued subpoenas seeking more information on its deal with former U.S. President Donald Trump's social media firm. Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN) stock fell 4.9% after Goldman Sachs downgraded its stance on the cryptocurrency exchange to ‘sell’ from ‘neutral’ as the sell-off in the prices of digital currencies continues to put pressure on the platform. AutoZone (NYSE:AZO) stock rose 2.9% after Goldman upgraded its stance on the retailer of automotive parts to ‘buy’ from ‘neutral’, saying it is “defensively positioned” to weather inflation. Robinhood (NASDAQ:HOOD) stock rose 2.5% after Goldman upgraded its stance on the online brokerage to ‘neutral’ from ‘sell’, seeing a more balanced risk-reward basis as the stock has underperformed significantly of late. Chewy (NYSE:CHWY) stock rose 4.8% after Needham upgraded its stance on the pet retailer to ‘buy’ from ‘hold’, saying it’s due a comeback after falling around 35% this year.

**PivotBoss Pre-Market Video [June 27, 2022]: Buy the Dip This Week?** JUNE 27, 2022 — MONDAY AM The ES and NQ both finished last week on the highs of the week, after finally getting an upside break through the top of narrow multi-day ranges. Watch wHI/wCL for early signs of rejection, which could lead to an early pullback this week. Should a pullback occur, expect bulls to defend for a shot at finishing the week higher into the extended holiday weekend. Crude Oil remains below the 115 market structure level, which suggests more trading between 95 and 115. BTC and ETH continue to build out narrow ranges, which could fuel the next major decline ahead. Fed Chair Powell speaks on Wednesday, and NFP has been moved from Friday, July 1 to the following Friday, July 8.

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