All donations go towards web site maintenance for all of Technical Watch,
keep it free of charge, and may be tax deductable as an investment expense.


PayPal Verified





Hit your refresh button to update
the above charts during market hours



A Message Board, Guestbook, or Poll hosted for your website.
Technical Watch > Forums > Hiker's Habitat > price & breadth data
 
Username:
Password:
 

Thread Tools Search This Thread 
Reply
 
Author Comment
 
hiker
TW Member
Registered: 12/01/04
Posts: 8,381

    11/06/09 at 04:11 PM
Reply with quote#1

continued from -

http://forums.technicalwatch.com/post?id=3785025

Friday, Nov 6 chart update

cumulative NYAD (breadth) with selected equity index prices vs. their major price horizontals:

* XLF could look better, and note that in addition to $14.70 resistance now remaining overhead:

   the XLF weekly close high since October, 2008, also remains a major problem during  intraday spike highs for all of 2009 / this is saying something very clearly and it is difficult to imagine that the major market averages will be able to achieve sustainable new swing highs without XLF cooperating

Attached Images:
Name: NYAD_cum_and_daily_index_prices.png, Views: 90, Size: 252.42 KB

hiker
TW Member
Registered: 12/01/04
Posts: 8,381

    11/06/09 at 04:46 PM
Reply with quote#2

Nov 6

XLF weekly closes, since June, 2008

* CCI-272 has yet to move above the -100 level

* $15.33 prior weekly close highs have capped 2009 price advances, so far

* for the weekly XLF chart, $14.35 can be considered one important horizontal pivot in play since August, 2009

Attached Images:
Name: XLF_weekly.png, Views: 85, Size: 189.55 KB

hiker
TW Member
Registered: 12/01/04
Posts: 8,381

    11/06/09 at 06:35 PM
Reply with quote#3

Nov 6

XAU daily closes since 2007, with selected commodity futures' daily closes:

Attached Images:
Name: XAU_daily.png, Views: 72, Size: 177.53 KB

hiker
TW Member
Registered: 12/01/04
Posts: 8,381

    11/07/09 at 02:45 AM
Reply with quote#4

Nov 6

SSEC weekly

* SPX weekly closes - bulls want to see $1057.90 act as firm support going forward ... important to daily closes for many years as a major pivot

* SSEC weekly - the black dashed horizontal lines represent Fibonacci retracement levels / the red solid lines now represent important support

   in summary, the momentum indicators for SSEC could look much better ... appears to be little conviction at the moment

Attached Images:
Name: ssec_WEEKLY.png, Views: 58, Size: 237.92 KB

hiker
TW Member
Registered: 12/01/04
Posts: 8,381

    11/07/09 at 05:04 AM
Reply with quote#5

Nov 6

two versions of the SPX daily chart, and the SPX 60-minute chart prepared by "mss" (Scott) and cross-posted here with his permission ... thank you, Scott!

Attached Images:
Name: SPX_60_min.png, Views: 51, Size: 57.72 KB
Name: SPX_daily.png, Views: 51, Size: 44.80 KB
Name: SPX_daily_channel.png, Views: 51, Size: 44.15 KB

hiker
TW Member
Registered: 12/01/04
Posts: 8,381

    11/07/09 at 05:13 AM
Reply with quote#6

Nov 6

SKF 60-minute

* RSI-34 - SKF bulls want to see this continue to reside above the 50 level

Attached Images:
Name: SKF_60-min.png, Views: 50, Size: 212.87 KB

Previous Thread | Next Thread
Reply

 
Bookmarks
 
del.icio.us del.icio.usDigg DiggFacebook FacebookGoogle Googlereddit reddit
StumbleUpon StumbleUponTechnorati Tags Technorati TagsTwitter TwitterWindows Live Favorites Windows Live Favorites
 




Copyright � 2000-2009 Technical Watch