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Daily Chart Report ? Tuesday, January 3rd, 2023

January 3, 2023

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Today’s Summary
Tuesday, January 3rd, 2023

Indices: Dow -0.03% | S&P 500 -0.40% | Russell 2000 -0.60% | Nasdaq 100 -0.70%

Sectors: 4 of the 11 Sectors closed higher. Communications led, gaining +1.29%. Energy lagged by a decent margin, dropping -3.51%.

Commodities: Crude Oil futures dropped -4.15% to $76.93 per barrel. Gold futures rose +1.09% to $1,846 per ounce.

Currencies: The US Dollar Index rose +1.15% to $104.69.

Crypto: Bitcoin was flat, and continues to trade around $16,670. Ethereum was also unchanged and continues to trade around $1,214.

Interest Rates: The US 10-year Treasury yield moved lower to 3.743%.

Here are the best charts, articles, and ideas being shared on the web today!

Chart of the Day

Today’s Chart of the Day was shared by Ian Culley (@IanCulley). The US Dollar kicked off the new year with its best day in nearly three months today, rising +1.15%. As you probably know, Dollar strength was one of the biggest headwinds for stocks and risk assets last year. After correcting almost 10% from its September peak, Ian points out that it’s finding support at the 2016/2020 highs around $103. Seasonality also points to a stronger Dollar in the near term, with January being the best month for $DXY on average over the past four decades. After a three-month correction, this would be a logical place for the Dollar to rebound.

Quote of the Day

There are far better things ahead than any we leave behind.”

– C.S. Lewis

Top Links

January Weaker Last 21 Years – Almanac Trader
Jeff Hirsch looks at how the major indices have historically fared in January.

The Time and Place for a DXY Rally – All Star Charts
Ian Culley examines a potential rebound in the US Dollar.

The Top 5 Charts of 2022 – The Final Bar
In this video, David Keller highlights some of the most noteworthy charts of 2022.

2022 Was One of the Worst Years Ever for Markets – A Wealth of Common Sense 
Ben Carlson looks back at the carnage that took place in markets last year.

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