Markets spent today indulging in their favourite game of guessing what the Fed will do on Wednesday with the usual disagreement evident. All the major equities made bullish key reversal bars as they press the narrative that the Fed is done hiking whilst the ever sanguine US T-Bonds the big daddy of the securities sphere managed a bearish KRB. Best bet is that now more than ever the Fed needs to show that it has stickability in the face of the recent banking disruptions across two continents.

 US Treasury, Fed, FDIC and others are falling over themselves to make SVB and Signature Bank of NEW York depositors whole and in the process allow Treasuries, Agency securities etc to be marked at cost totally ignoring what bought SVB undone. The fun returns as rate hikes take a backseat for now.

This from Mickey D on the weekend "John, Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us, each Webinar cements a lot of what your teaching which is not common knowledge, and not that easy to grasp either. Wonderful result in T-Bonds last night, but of course you knew it would blow, thank goodness for trading "Time", I for one am a very happy individual trying to grasp onto your coat tails  gleening any information that gives me an edge to be a better trader. Talk soon John"

 Equities struggled into month’s end with Dow continuing its downward path albeit without much conviction whilst NASDAQ the former alpha of the equities group finished the month with two inside bars as it searches for direction and narrative to support its next move. February was largely about the attempt to launch a narrative of the Fed pausing interest rate increases which culminated in Thursday’s duel as CTAs sold off whilst options followed them all the way to the daily low with consistent call buying. Friday settled that question to the downside but again without much conviction. Best in Futures this week was our short in Soybeans

Gold and Silver rallied late on their Blue line and T.03+ Buy signals. Copper rallied at the end of the month to give us ~ $6000+ on its recent trading. US dollar remained strong and T-Bonds is making a low from the last few days.

Aussie and Kiwi are weak against the US Dollar as is the Loonie. EUR-JPY and GBP-JPY both put in classic reversal bars at known DC resistance to end the month.

 Equities struggled for direction at months end despite NASDAQ having a stellar start to the year. End of month closed with divergence between indices and the value trading was in commodities and energy. Natural Gas closed the day at ~+ $3500, our long trade in Coffee closed the day at + $8700, Beans closed at + $1500 and Sugar continued its massive long trade at ~+ $2000 on margin of ~ $1500.

 Our old friends and preferred broker Striker Securities are joining us for Thursday's blockbuster webinar "Becoming Great" which will feature a special introduction from Striker President William Gallwas. This will take you all the way from the historic Dot.Com top in 2000 right up to today in the S&P500 and show you how DC Time signals have created every one of the historic turns and from there we show you how Time signals create buy and sell signals for this massive market all the way down to daily bars or less. Make sure you register at the link at left and I look forward to your company on Thursday.