A “Single Print Vacuum” on yesterday’s Market Profile gave us today’s high, as we highlighted in this morning’s report. Here is the Profile graphic:
This was effectively a “breakout” moment yesterday morning when we dropped through the overnight low. This prompted further selling and left a single line of …
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Tonight I am lecturing at the London School of Economics for the UK Society of Technical Analysts as part of their annual Diploma Course. My subject matter for the evening is Market Profile, something we used extensively in our reports. Below are two charts. The first one shows the Market Profiles for the DAX over the last 8 days. The …
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DAX Futures – Ended 2013 making new highs for the year, and new all time highs. The first day of 2014 saw …
A number of intertesting developments on this chart in recent days. Here’s what we wrote today:
Instead of gapping higher the NASDAQ failed at the previous days high and Marabuzo resistance. Selling down to 2775.25 was seen before a recovery into the close resulted in little change from the opening level.
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Like the Dow and …
The month of February was dominated by headlines surrounding the ECB’s second LTRO and further ambiguous rescue plans for Greece. Nevertheless, investment themes impemented in January remained prevalent throughout February with Equity and Commodity markets continuing to trend higher.
FuturesTechs Liam Roberts wrote a review of various asset classes and sectors in this months February review. Click the link below …
So goes January, so goes the year, is a phrase often circulated around the market as the big players and fund managers decide how they want to be positioned for the year ahead. January 2012 was an exceptional month distinguished by significant rallies in banking stocks, tightening of European bond spreads, and a resurgent Euro.
FuturesTechs Liam Roberts wrote a brief review of January …
2012 has started well for equity investors as January has seen gains across the board. A standout performer is the Dax which has gained 10.9% YTD as of the close on the 26th January. Mainstream financial media would have you believe that the ESM, EFSF, ECB’s SMP, QE 1 and 2 (3? around the corner) and various other three …
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In Brief: All I keep hearing at the moment is how we will have a 10% correction, so, let’s have a look:
The “funnymentalist” community, particularly Stateside, seem pretty happy with the idea that this pullback will be a “normal” affair and will pull back 10% from the January highs, at which point you can happily …
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