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Tag Archives: 200-day moving average
Price Action In The S&P & Its 200-day MA
That was easy. Only second close below the 200-day (2765ish) for the S&P since January 2016. The 200-day has been steel support for the S&P500, and a trampoline for reversal rallies over the past few years. Not today. Is this … Continue reading
Posted in Equities, Uncategorized
Tagged 200-day moving average, Hot knife through butter, S&P500
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S&P500 Flirting With Key Support
The S&P500 moved through its 200-day moving average this morning and has bounced almost 20 points back above the low for a day back through the 200-day . Since early 2016, the 200-day has acted as steel support for stocks, … Continue reading
The Streak
In case you missed Charlie B.’s excellent table from yesterday, which illustrates the S&P500 has not closed below its 200-day moving average in 526 days, here you go. Stunning, especially given Joltin’ Joe’s hitting streak lasted 526 consecutive games. Coincidence? You … Continue reading
Key Levels You Need To Know
The S&P500 sliced through its 200-day moving average like a “hot knife through budda’” today. It’s the first close below the 200-day in almost two years. Significant. The next stop is the February 9th intraday low at 2532.69, the Maginot … Continue reading
Posted in Equities, Uncategorized
Tagged 200-day moving average, Equities, JFK-Trump analog, Reovery, S&P500
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Russell 2K Below 200-day Moving Average
Today the Russell 2000 closed below its simple 200-day moving average for the first time since November 2012. Take note. (click here if chart is not observable)
Sector ETF Technical Analysis – November 8
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Euro testing key support
The Euro$ is sitting right on top of its 200-day moving average at 1.28237. The chart shows this is an important level as it has provided support over the past few months and once breached usually leads to sustained weakness. … Continue reading
Bears Breach Apple’s 200-day
We posted yesterday how important Apple’s 200-day moving average is/was. We noted, “It’s been the dike that has kept the Bear Sea at bay ,” since the bull run started in March 2009. Here’s an excerpt, Apple’s stock managed an … Continue reading
How Important is Apple’s 200-day moving average?
Very. It’s been the dike that has kept the Bear Sea at bay. Apple’s stock managed an impressive bounce off the its 200-day moving average yesterday. It was the first time the stock has come within $1.00 of the 200-day … Continue reading
Apple’s Textbook Bounce Saves the Market
To those who “don’t believe in the technicals” we suggest they take a look at today’s Apple chart. Like a superstar baseball player who consistently hits 75 home runs per year and is considered to have a “bad year” with … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, Equities, Technology
Tagged 200-day moving average, Apple, S&P500, Stock Market
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