How A Japanese Chart Formation Could DOOM the DOW
“It’s déjà vu all over again.” Is one of Yogi Berra’s famous original quotes and the same can be said for the DOW right now.
The weekly chart on the DOW is flashing the same Japanese candlestick signal that it had earlier in April of this year. Back then the DOW dropped from 11,200 to 9,700 in the space of just 10 weeks!
If nothing else watch this video as this could be one of the most important weeks for the DOW and its future. The video runs three minutes. You will find it both interesting and educational from both a Fibonacci and Japanese candlestick point of view. (Click icon in lower right to see full screen.)
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Adam Hewison
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DJIA’s 200-Day Moving Average: Will the Dow stay above or below this demarcation line?
By Elliott Wave International
Moving averages are one of the most widely followed indicator in technical analysis.
Simply put, when the price of an index or stock stays above a particular price moving average line on a chart, that price level serves as support — a level where buyers reside.
If the price falls below a moving average line and “can’t” break through from the underside, this price level is a line of resistance — a price level where sellers hover.
That’s an easy explanation of moving averages for you.
