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Morning Call: Stocks Soar After European Debt Deal

October 27th, 2011

Global markets are charging higher Thursday after European leaders agreed to a wide ranging deal to lessen Greece’s debt burden, recapitalize troubled Euro banks, and increase the firepower of the EFSF. S&P futures are 25 handles higher, taking the index to 4th quarter highs. The deal is not perfect, but there is a sense that European officials achieved a great sense of unity and got the deal right in a big way.


This rally felt different the entire way, as investors seemed to put their trust in Europe to make a comprehensive deal. The market retested only shallow retracement levels and dips were aggressively bought. Tuesday’s 2% decline gave investors some pause, but then yesterday’s bounce restored confidence that the market would finish the year strong.

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Private investors will take a 50% haircut on Greek bonds, significantly lessening the debt burden on the troubled nation. News of bank recapitalization in Europe has sent bank shares soaring, especially in Europe. Societe Generale and Deutsche Bank are both 15% higher in today’s trading. The Euro also rallied about 1% against the dollar after the deal, which will increase the firepower of the EFSF to around 1.4 trillion Euros.

Back at home investors will be waiting on jobless claims, but Europe continues to drive the action. The interesting thing to watch today is whether the market can add to overnight gains, or whether bulls use this massive gap as a profit-taking opportunity. The level traders will be watching is Monday’s high of 1256 in the S&P. If the market holds above that level for the first hour, next resistance we will likely visit is 1270-1275.

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