Out Look 201117
Out Look 201117
Out Look 201117
Nicole Elliott
DAX 30
IG Index chart
Back to where we were a month ago, as the bullish MACD loses steam.
SHORT TERM TRADER: Short at 12960; stop above 13225. First target
12700.
POSITION TAKER: Square still as Friday’s close was too close to 13000.
SUPPORT RESISTANCE
12845 12960
12700 13100
12600 13220
12500 13300
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IG Index chart
The MACD turning bearish on Friday’s close, as it has been most of the time
since April. Nothing especially illuminating in the weekly candles, but is
another index back to where we were a month ago – and where we were in
March.
SHORT TERM TRADER: Short at 7470; stop above 7480. Target 7125.
SUPPORT RESISTANCE
7355 7400
7345 7440
7320 7480
7290 7540
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IG Index chart
Such tiny little weekly doji candles as the MACD loses steam here too. All
looking rather fragile.
SHORT TERM TRADER: Short at 2565; stop above 2615. First target
2515 and more realistically 2460.
SUPPORT RESISTANCE
2566 2590
2555 2600
2544 2615
2515 2635
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IG Index chart
Momentum remains a little bullish, as it has been since March, as we inch our
way up a tad helped by the rising trend line.
SUPPORT RESISTANCE
1.3185 1.3260
1.3130 1.3300
1.3060 1.3325
1.2980 1.3340
IG Index chart
Bouncing quite sharply from the watershed level around 1.1600 though
momentum is bearish. A report by the ECB on revisions to the Union crisis
management framework stated: ‘covered deposits and claims under investor
compensation schemes [€100,000] should be replaced by limited
discretionary exemptions to be granted by the competent authority in order to
retain a degree of flexibility’.
SUPPORT RESISTANCE
1.1725 1.1800
1.1680 1.1825
1.1665 1.1870
1.1600 1.1940
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IG Index chart
SUPPORT RESISTANCE
1280 1291
1270 1297
1263 1300
1260 1306
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