Video summary
The Tiger Financial News Network provides an urgent market update for Tuesday, September 15th, highlighting a significant decline in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which has dropped by 221 points to close at 52,099. The analyst expresses concern that if the index closes near or below 51,000, it would signal serious trouble for the market, whereas a recovery showing gains of around 3,400 points by the end of the day would be viewed as positive action. While the S&P 500 has also fallen to 7,585, the situation is described as currently manageable but potentially becoming critical if levels drop below 7,500 or 7,000. The network emphasizes that the market has largely priced in Federal Reserve expectations, meaning future movements will depend heavily on how traders react to upcoming data and potential bounces rather than just new policy announcements.
In addition to major indices, the update covers specific sectors and commodities that are showing weakness or volatility. The Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) is down nearly 4% at 705, with technical support identified around 698 and resistance near 711; a break below support would be unfavorable for investors. The Russell 2000 small-cap index has suffered significantly over the past few weeks, falling to 2,852.5, and the focus is now on whether it can reclaim the 2,88 level over the next three days, as the weekly chart indicates a downward trend. Meanwhile, gold prices have dropped by $14 while attempting to find a base, though gold miners (GDX) are performing slightly better. Crude oil is also under scrutiny, with a close at 106 being acceptable, but a rise toward 110 would be considered a major development, whereas a pullback from current highs is seen as a positive sign for the broader market.
Looking ahead to Thursday's opening call program, the analyst sets expectations that a strong close on Tuesday could lead to a bounce tomorrow, which would be interpreted as great action for the market. The discussion will shift to analyzing how the market perceives Federal Reserve communications and whether current yield levels reflect those perceptions accurately. Investors are encouraged to monitor the next few trading days closely, particularly regarding the small-cap sector's ability to stabilize and the behavior of oil prices, as these factors will influence the overall market direction. The network concludes by inviting viewers to tune in for further analysis on Thursday at 10:00 ET, where they will discuss target emissions and daily news updates to help navigate the evolving economic landscape.
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This is T F N N the Tiger Financial News
Network.
T F N N headline news [music] update.
>> [music]
>> Good afternoon everyone. Market closes
4:00. Here we are minus 221 in the Dow
on this Tuesday the 15th of September.
52,099.
All I can say is in 24 hours time if the
Dow closes that is 52,000 right now. If
it closes close to 51,000
down sharply, it's going to be a
problem. We'll see what happens Tuesday
at 10:00. That's going to be the big
thing what we talk about when I come to
my opening call
program my sorry Tiger Technicians Hour
on Thursday at 10:00. But going into the
close if it's up, let's just say it's up
off on just showed you a moment ago. I
showed that yields have been here many
times before. It's how the market
perceives whatever is said by the Fed.
So the the market's done the Fed's job
for it already pretty much. All right.
So now we're looking at the if the Dow
is up 3 400 points by the close that's
really nice action. S&P today closed
down
at 347585.
Just a gentle kind of rolling over
nothing serious yet. It gets serious at
7585 right now.
Under 70 I'd say even 7500 we get
serious. But if there's a bounce
tomorrow at the close that's great
action. QQQ same thing. QQQ down 3.91 to
705. If it starts to go to 697
698 that's not good. If it bounces 711
will be the resistance. IWM Russell 2000
been a horrible couple of weeks.
Down two and a half at 285.25.
We're looking at this left side low
taken out. It's going to be 3 days that
we're going to watch to see if we can
get back to the maybe the 288 area. So,
this is going to be very important. The
weekly chart is already turned down.
Let's go to the S&P 500 semiconductors.
They held okay, although they were weak.
They did hold 542.47 up 97. Look at this
gold. Gold is down $14. It's trying to
find some kind of a base there. We'll
see what happens. The GDX is actually a
little bit better. That's the gold
miners. I just up 16 cents. Let's look
at crude oil because that's an issue.
That is one issue than yield. Crude oil
106 where our number closed. If crude
oil [music] starts getting to the 110
area,
that's quite a That's a big deal. But if
it suddenly pulls back, then I don't
want to pull back, [music] but if it
does, that'll be a good thing.
Have a great evening. Call me or kick us
off. Call me or Brian with his market
kickoff tomorrow at 9:00. I come on at
10:00 with the Target the Emissions Now.
Check out my opening call daily news
there. See you tomorrow. Have a great
evening.