My blog Analyses the trend and patterns of stocks, Futures, Commodities and Forex Markets
September 6, 2011
GOLD Trend update
- Price holding above 20 period moving average will favor bulls for a breakout.
- Bears should hope for a four hour candle closing below 20 period moving average.
- USDCHF BREAKOUT
USDCHF Trend line breakout
- USDCHF has broken its weekly down trend line and it has also violated 20 week moving average.
- If week manage to close above the TL and 20 WMA then this move will sustain. And will target 50 week moving average which is near 0.9020 levels right now.
- Long weekly shadow at the bottom of the trend gave warning of a likely change in trend. They say everything is priced in and those who created that long shadow anticipated such a news weeks before it happened.
S&P 500 Futures Trend Update
- ES staying below 200 period and 50 period moving average for four hour time frame will favor bears in the short term.
- Yesterdays broken support line is acting as resistance. If this line continues to act as resistance we may see a sell off.
- SPY VOLUME AND INDICATORS STATUS
Nifty Futures intraday Update
- Violation of Fib levels and support levels mentioned in the second chart may give good direction for Nifty Futures
- BROADENING PATTERN OF NF WAS SHOWN YESTERDAY
NIFTY Daily Analysis
- 5 Week High ema and 38.2% will act as resistance.
- 4927 and 5 Day Low ema may act as support.
- So Violation of these levels may give good direction for nifty.
- FUTURES OF S&P 500 HAS VIOLATED AN IMPORTANT SUPPORT LINE
CRUDE OIL Trend line break
- Crude oil has broken its support line
- Price is also coming down from 200 SMA which makes it even more difficult to for bulls, Any bounce from here will be a dead cat bounce. It will take a strong bulls to break above the 200 period moving average in the short term.
- Now there is minor support near 82 levels. Then it will be the test of 79.38, If that level does not hold price may move towards 75.67.
- Price If gets support near 79.38 levels we may see a bounce towards the broken trend line.
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