Day Trading 22 June Pre Market

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SPI futures are 15 points higher at 5230 this morning following a tepid lead from overnight where the S&P could eek out a paltry .15% gain. The Nasdaq limped home in a similar fashion.

The British pound hit $1.48, its highest level in nearly six months versus the U.S. dollar, as markets continued to price in the momentum toward a vote to remain in the EU.
Gains in technology shares offset some weakness in other sectors, healthcare stock dragging. Microsoft and Apple were the big weights among gainers.
"The biggest issue in the market is clearly the upcoming vote in the UK. The sentiment swings back and forth and right now it is swinging toward 'remain' and that is giving support," said Rick Meckler, president of LibertyView Capital Management in Jersey City, New Jersey.

Brent crude -0.3, $50.49 a barrel

Gold prices closed the U.S. day session solidly lower Tuesday, as “risk-on” trader and investor attitudes are dominating the marketplace so far this week. More profit taking from the shorter-term futures traders was also featured after prices past week hit a two-year high.
Gold $1268
HUI - 2.8%
AUD Gold $1700

AUD .7455

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