Stock Market update -Jun 14th

The market was mostly unchanged this week, though not without its ups and downs. Bonds continued to drop. We're below the 50MA, though the line is still sloping up. We'll just have to wait and see where it goes next. Meanwhile, if you're an Options trader, continue to sell premium on both sides of the market, what little there is.

Next week is June Options expiration (quarterly too), so we could see the market hold on to the highs. We also have a Fed meeting, though no surprises are expected. And of course, the Greece saga continues.


New all time highs:     AMBA, ANN, DATA, DG, IMAX, JD, MIC, NTES, SEE, SKX
All time lows:  
Pops    CTXS,      Drops:   HOV
Mergers/Deals:  

Next week:  Economic reports,   Fed Meeting
Earnings:     FDX, ORCL
This week's charts:

S&P 500 -below the 50MA
10yr Interest Rates -rising
Labor Force Participation Rate (10 year chart)

Commodities/Futures (charts):
Natural Gas was up a bit, closing at $2.76
Crude Oil was down a bitclosing near $59.94
Gold was down a bit, closing near $1180 -holding below $1200
The 30 year Bond dropped, closing near 150.34
The US Dollar was down a bitclosing at 94.92

NEWS:
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The most heavily shorted stock could keep rallying
The sleeping giant of the solar industry: Florida

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