Pepperstone

Christmas rally on the XJO

Long
ASX:XJO   S&P/ASX 200 Index
Trade Set Up – We would be looking to enter on a daily close above 5780 with stops confirmed once entered, and a target level of 5980-6000.

Why we like this trade – Whilst history is no guarantee of future price action it is important to note that a correlation in a Dec move over the past 10 years has yielded an average of +2.74%, all of which starts from the 16th of December.

A strong start to the month for equities with the XJO up 1.84% and price action recently testing and finding support at 5650, which has held true all year. We would be looking to enter with a daily close above 5780 and stops to be set once entry is confirmed around the 23.60% retracement of the most recent short-term down move. Our target level would be as high as 5980-6000 and a break above these levels could target the YTD high of 6380.

That said, a weekly close below 5680 and more so, a break below the uptrend and 23.60% long-term retracement may indicate a major bear moves and a potential end of a 9-year bullish cycle where it may be not so merry for investors in the top 200.


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