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First Call

First Call November 4, 2020

Nov 4, 2020

Thomas Thornton

  • S&P futures up 1.5%, back near best levels in what has been a very volatile overnight session. Follows big back-to-back gains on Monday and Tuesday.
  • Treasuries rallying with a big curve flattening move, though off best levels.
  • 10-year yields down ~6 bp to 0.81% after trading all the way up 0.94% earlier.
  • DeMark Combo sell Countdown 13 with 10 year yield
  • The Dollar a bit weaker against the euro and yen, reversing earlier strength.
  • Gold down 0.1%.
  • WTI crude up 2.8%.
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