Tuesday December 16: OSB Daily Technical Analysis – Indices
OSB Daily Technical Analysis for December 16, 2014
S&P rallied in the early session on Monday however failed to hold onto its gains breaking below the 2000 level making a new monthly low. The S&P now sitting below its 50 DMA tipping the scales to the bears in the short/medium term. Support beneath at 1970.
The Dow followed suite with the S&P and broke lower on the day finding support at 17115. A break below support below at 17100 extends to a test of the 17000 level and ultimately leads to medium term bearish stance for the Dow which is at a critical juncture at the moment.
The FTSE had a very volatile session on Monday breaking into a new monthly low and dipping beneath the 6200 area. This area is well supported and the FTSE currently looking oversold likely to see a bounce somewhere in this region. Overall sentiment for the FTSE is bearish for now.
The DAX broke below the 200 DMA with losses of 2.88% on the day suggesting further downside with a likely test of the 9200 level. Overall sentiment in the DAX is bearish for now with any bounces likely to be shortlived. A break above the 200 DMA challenges this outlook.
The Nikkei gapped lower on the open on Monday breaking through the 17100 level. Support beneath at the 17000 area. A break below extends to support in the 16800 area. Nikkei correction likely to fill in November gap as it heads lower.
Risk Disclaimer
Forex and CFDs are leverage products, involved a high level of risk and can result in the loss of all your invested capital. Forex and CFDs may not be suitable for all investors. You should not risk more than you are prepared to lose. Before deciding to trade, you should ensure that you understand the risks involved and take into account your level of experience.
All information on this website, including any opinion, charts, prices, news, data, Buy/Sell signals, research and analysis is our point of view and is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute any investment advice.
OneStopBrokers.com will not accept any responsibility or liability for losses incurred by customers, visitors or traders as a result of using the data available on OneStopBrokers.com. Read more