Today's interesting charts
David Fuller's view Euro
STOXX Bank Index (weekly
& daily) has reaffirmed its recent
reversal near the 2009 low with a big upward dynamic today. A close beneath
100 remains necessary to question continued scope for sideways to higher trading.
Euro
STOXX 50 Index (weekly
& daily) surged higher today to
test lateral trading near 2500. A close beneath 2320, the mid-point of the recent
and brief consolidation, is now required to question current scope for a further
test of overhead trading in coming weeks.
Germany's
DAX Index (weekly
& daily) also surged higher today,
completing this month's brief consolidation. A close beneath the mid-point danger
line (MDL) of that pattern, near 5900, would be needed to question a test of
overhead trading commencing at 6500 over the medium term.
USA's
Nasdaq 100 Index (weekly
& daily) remains a global leader
and is currently testing the year's highs. A close beneath 2300 would now be
required to indicate more than temporary resistance near these highs.
Canada's
TSX Composite Index (weekly
& daily) found support in the
region of 11,000 once again and held most of this month's initial gains during
a brief consolidation. A close beneath 11,920 would now be required to question
current scope for sideways to higher ranging.
Brazil's
IBOV Index (weekly & daily)
has rebounded to test the lower side of its large top area. The strength of
these gains provides further evidence that a floor was established near the
50,000 level. Downside risk now appears limited to some additional base formation
extension before overhead trading is challenged.
US
30-year T-Bonds (weekly &
daily) saw no follow through after Tuesday's
upside key day reversal and a downward break occurred today. Consequently, this
pattern looks increasingly like a top formation. While there is some support
near 135, a close above 140 is now necessary to indicate a higher phase of top
extension before lower levels are seen.
The
US Dollar Index (weekly &
daily) has slumped back into this year's
earlier trough. While this pattern should cushion downward risk somewhat, an
upward dynamic is required to reaffirm more than temporary demand in this region.