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Technical Tuesday - December 19, 2017
Technical Tuesday Update
Volume 1, Issue 5
December 19, 2017
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Items of Interest:
In this weeks Technical Tuesday report, we will be focusing mainly on a number of global equity markets as we are seeing a number of important shifts taking place and we will be sending out a separate report on commodities and currencies.
- The S&P 500, MDY, Russell 2000, SMH and Dow Utilities have achieved important target zones where the odds have increased for a pause/pullback to occur.
- Be alert with the SMH as it has hit its long-term target off the 2009 low
- The S&P 500 Growth vs. Value relative chart is showing further signs of weakness and favoring value.
- The XLF is in a zone for a pause/pullback. Continue to buy weakness as the long-term structure remains very positive.
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The DAX looks poised to move higher after consolidating above support.
- Nikkei remains on target for 24500.
- Hang Seng continues to grind higher off the recent support area.
- The Kospi 100 achieved its long-term target and looks poised for a pullback.
- Aussi All Ordinaries getting close to its near-term target area where a pause can take hold
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EEM continues to pause/correct from its target zone.
- Copper starting to clear an important level which will lead to another leg higher. XME improving in structure.
- The U.S. Dollar and Euro are stuck in short-term trading ranges.
Please note that some of these charts will have colored boxes that highlight target zones labeled MFU 2,3 or 4. These zones are generated from a proprietary supply /demand model which I have used for over 25 years. These zones will highlight areas where the probability of a pause or significant change in trend can occur and these targets are generated off short and very long-term timeframes. This is not for day trading. Note also that the MFU3 and MFU 4 targets offer the highest probability for a turn in trend.
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