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MONDAY: Markets closed in honor of Martin Luther King Day, while Shanghai’s nearly 8% decline doesn’t seem to be getting our own futures trading too nervously in advance of trading tomorrow TUESDAY: A short trading week and very little planned news helps to put earnings in spotlight this week. Fortunately, yesterday’s trading in Shanghai, stayed in SHanghai WEDNESDAY: Yesterday’s early optimism, with little basis behind it, faded very quickly, but at least the market was able to equilibrate. This morning’s moderate weakness also has little basis to portend the rest of the days’s trading THURSDAY: All eyes are on ECB this morning, for an announcement nearly 2 hours before our markets open, with futures slightly higher ahead of the announcement. Yesterday’s strength may have been related to a leak regarding the size of monthly ECB bond buying FRIDAY: Early indications point to a quiet day today and no follow through to yesterday’s long anticipated annoiuncement by the ECB
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“SNEAK PEEK AT NEXT WEEK” APPEARS ON FRIDAYS
