Tag: stock market analysis
Dow Transports Looking Weak, Back at 38.2 Fib
By Andrew Nyquist
The Dow Jones Transportation Average is back on the 38.2 Fibonacci retracement magnet. It's actually a bit surreal because my previous blog on the Transports...
IWM Chart Note: Nearing Important Price Zone
By Brad Tompkins
I was running through some charts late yesterday and noticed that IWM (Russell 2000 iShares) is nearing an important support/resistance confluence zone.
The reaction over...
Using DeMark Set Up Analysis to Gauge Timing of Market Bottom
By Andrew Nyquist
The gentle pullback came to an abrupt end this week in the financial markets. What was a nice easy pullback above key supports...
S&P 500 Technical Update
By Andrew Nyquist
Pretty heavy market lately. In late October I posted a blog with charts showing some key support levels for active investors to focus...
Copper Prices Heavy But Rebound Nearing
By Andrew Nyquist
Copper has had a rough go of it lately. As the global financial markets have pulled in, Copper prices have dropped roughly 9...
Bank Stocks Bounce Off Important Support
By Andrew Nyquist
It's not coincidence that the Bank Index pulled back, sometimes leading the general market lower. For this reason, it's always good for investors...
S&P 500 Support Levels to Focus On
By Andrew Nyquist
It been a chop and drop, grind lower type of market. And for traders, that's tough... especially those trying to enter swing long...
Market Update: Where’s the Love?
By Andrew Nyquist
The past six weeks have been an interesting ride full of crosscurrents and cautionary tales in the financial markets.
Rewind to the week of...
Chartology: German DAX Continues Consolidation Pattern
By Andrew Nyquist
After charging higher, the German DAX composite index has spent the past five weeks consolidating gains. This action is reminiscent of a flag...
Nasdaq 100 Nearing Head and Shoulders Target
By Andrew Nyquist
Last week, I provided an update on the Nasdaq 100 technical patterning offering up two likely support targets. The first target was for...