Weekly chart. Seems to be nearing a key level above which might set off further weakness in tech and other sectors. The bounce in energy and financials has been significant but will it last?
Looks like a run has started but the first test will be the area its running up into now, around 212-213 area.
Turned up in a scan using Heiken Ashi candles. Looks good for a quick swing trade into the 18 area next few days?
Time will tell, but looking at monthly candles, I can see some previous structure where we could find support if/when we enter a new bear market.
To be honest I didn't expect it to get this far, but here we are. The USDJPY keeps running higher. Will we break through the 114 level and keep going? Time will tell. If so, this would generally bode well for stocks and negative for metals. With rising rates (for now?) this only seems like it will continue. Lots of factors swirling around from the BOJ,...
Will be interesting to see if this area holds. If it can, then it might be an area to get long, but market is very spooked right now.
Guppy MMA showing both shorter and longer term bands creeping up. The 23 and 38 fib levels in green, drawn from the low back in march.
It sure looked like the uptrend in tech was over back on 2/12. The "Guppy method" uses 2 bands of moving averages. The shorter term is supposed to represent traders and the longer term, the investors. The idea is when the traders penetrate the investor group, the trend is over.
Will be interesting to see if we can break the previous high.
10Y yields seem to be getting ready to take a breather? This should be USD positive. However, the next few months could get very interesting and I expect to see rate continue to rise as well as USD remain under pressure. Rising rates seem to now indicate an increase in solvency concerns as the combined effects of budget issues, debt and historically low rates...
Bond market seems to have been key last few weeks to action in equities. The thought being that money leaving the bond market causes higher yields and when rates go up, this puts pressure on stocks.