Wangs Happy Trading Weekly Wrap + Market Forecast! SPX, Nasdaq, YHOO :: in options, option trading, technical analysis, email alerts, and providing The Dow was up +166.34 points; SPX gained +16.06 points; and Nasdaq added +54.06 http://www.wangshappytrading.com/2008/05/04/weekly-wrap-maog-csco-xme-oih-inx2-sox/HOME | The Nasdaq and Dow (first two charts below) are pushing some major downtrend lines here. Can they get over those hurdles without the support of the bond market (third chart)? While bonds haven't been giving stocks much help the last couple of months, we should note that commercial futures traders are even more bullish on bonds than they are on stocks. The market is set up for a strong rally, but don't be surprised if it takes a while for all the pieces to fall into place. Still, the strength in the indexes despite the lack of support from bonds is impressive. The Nasdaq pushed through quite a bit of resistance today to end the day at its main downtrend line. If it can head higher, 2165 and 2185 are big levels. 2125-2132 is major support. The Dow faces resistance between here and 10,500, and support is 10,450, 10,430, 10,400 and 10,350. The S&P (fourth chart) faces major resistance just under 1220, and support is 1209, 1205 and 1200.
Traders.com Online!:: A rush of volume should push Rational Software as well as several Nasdaqs Technical Knockout. David are important for technical analysis of markets. http://technical.traders.com/tradersonline/search.asp?searchstr=VOLUMEHOME | Nasdaq Chart, Technical Analysis:: Nasdaq chart with technical analysis and daily forecast. Theres one big caveat. A big up day Monday will generate some fairly strong buy signals. http://www.capitalstool.com/nasdaq-archive-6-01.htmHOME |
MastersoEquity.com Blog:: TECHNICAL ANALYSIS No big surprises today as the Dow dipped slightly as as the Dow and the Nasdaq Composite rebounded from a dangerous support level. http://www.mastersoequity.com/blog/HOME | The Big Picture | September 2006:: technical analysis and intermediate-term trend remain constructive. the Nasdaq, 4%, and the good old Dow, 4.7%. (Toss in dividends, and you can add http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2006/09/index.htmlHOME |
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