The Dow
Jones industrial index reached an all-time high on March 1st around
the 21166 points and since reaching that level, the index started retracing
back down. The doubts about the implementation of the economic stimulus that President
Donald Trump has promised have been pressuring the US stock markets to the
downside. One week after reaching its all-time high, the MACD indicator on the
daily chart of the Dow Jones confirmed a bearish trend reversal. The index
continued falling until it reached the 20475 point zone where we can find the
55 day EMA (purple line), which is currently acting as a support. Actually, the
Dow Jones has consolidated just above the 55 day EMA and is heading sideways.
The bars on the MACD’s histogram are getting smaller than the previous ones,
showing us that the bearish trend is losing its strength. Therefore, the index
may try to bounce back up, but on the other hand, if the index manages to break
below the 20475 point level, then the bearish momentum may accelerate even more
and the Dow Jones will practically have the road clear to reach the 20000 point
area.
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It could have found some support.
ReplyDeleteUseful information, thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteVery helpful and insightful analysis, excellent.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the assessment.
ReplyDeleteHelpful analysis, good to know.
ReplyDeleteI guess it will keep going higher..
ReplyDeleteVery informative article, thanks for sharing!
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