Technical levels have been broken thru the $1,010 level in spot Palladium. Currently, Palladium is up over $30 dollars since the futures opened.
In the age of electronic trading it’s has ever become more difficult to identify the participants.
But according to my technical friends who just chart the markets and use the charts only to make a living, they tell me that they heard commodity funds have now reemerged back into the Palladium market.
Based on the trading activity, I must admit it’s a definite possibility. We will see if the open interest changes dramatically tomorrow to confirm that.
Technically, according to the charts the next level of resistance in Spot Palladium is $1,057. This morning, the Palladium EFP was quoted in a backwardation at minus 9 minus 5. We will be watching closely over the next few days to see if the switch widens out.
Have a wonderful day.
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