US Q3 GDP was revised downward to 2.8%.  Much of the growth is attributed to government stimulus; there are growing concerns about how the economy will do when the government starts to withdraw it. Shanghai stocks were down 3.5% overnight; Chinese financial authorities are asking banks to come up with plans to replenish their capital.  This would serve to reduce money supply. The Case Shiller S&P Home Price Index was out at 8 AM; it showed a slight increase.  Consumer Confidence is out at 9AM (Nov is expected to fall to 47.0 from 47.7) and the minutes of the early Nov. FOMC meeting are out at 1 PM.  With tomorrow being the day before the day before Thanksgiving; today could see some action as traders finish up before the holiday.

Dec. S&P:  Relatively strong so far.  I’d play for a “sell day” test of yesterday’s high. There’s Fib support at 1098.
Dec. NASDAQ:  Also a sell day; yesterday’s high was 1801.75.  1778 is support.
Dec T Bonds:  Rallying after 2 doji days; resistance is at last week’s swing high of 121-11.
Dec. Yen:  Rallying on a buy day.  I have resistance at 11305.
Dec. Euro FX:  Rallying on a sell day; 1.5000 is resistance.
Dec. British Pound:  It looks like it skipped the sell day and is going right to the sell short trade.  1.6555 is a pivot point today.
Dec. Canadian Dollar:  9458 is the midpoint of the past two week’s range; use that as a pivot point.  I’ll also use yesterday’s high at 9488 as a reference point.
Dec. Gold:  It’s in a trend run up; looking to buy pullbacks.  I like the lower 1160 area if we can reach it.
Dec. Silver: Continues soft after yesterday’s double top.  18.48 is support.
Dec. Copper: As with silver, formed a double top yesterday.  Support is 311.50 then 310.
March Cocoa:  Selling off on a breakout setup day; 3270 was first support. 3211 is the big retracement objective.
March Sugar:  Rallying on a buy day; 2250 is the first rally objective.
March Coffee:  Resistance is 138.30, support is 136.20.  137.90 is the midpoint of the past two weeks range; use as a pivot point.
March Cotton:  Bullish if it holds over the old high at 74.27.
January Crude Oil:  It’s still in a bearish posture; support is 76.96 today.
Feb. Live Cattle:  There’s a sell short day today or tomorrow; watch yesterday’s high at 86.00.
Feb. Lean Hogs:  It’s a sell short day; watch support at the old high of 65.00. There’s trend line support at 64.40.
Jan Soybeans:  Looking for a buy day (it may be tomorrow).  For today, it’d need to regain yesterday’s low of 1038-0.  There’s support at 1026-0.
Jan Soymeal:  2 doji days; use the old high of 306.80 as a pivot. The last Nov. high at 304.30 is support; 310.00 is resistance.
Jan Bean Oil:  Holding last week’s low at 39.63 is key for the bulls.
March Wheat:  3 doji days could yield a breakout move today. Last week’s low at 567-4 is support; resistance is 586.
March Corn:  It’s on a buy signal; will it have a Turnaround Tuesday and rally?  402 is a 50% retracement of the November rally.

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