Linear Regression imposed on the rally since the March low implies a record high in the Nasdaq this week Of course, the trend can still reverse - or just slowdown - but if it keeps the pace & direction of the last 2 months - we are close to a new record high
UK benchmark share index underperforming top 500 US blue chips in recovery rally S&P 500 eventually 'catching down' seems more likely than FTSE 100 catching up!
Price dynamics have turned much more bullish on a decisive break of the 6-week trading range. After such a long sideways period, I'd expect this move to continue towards 1.12 with minimal pullbacks
Investors would demonstrate a more risk-taking mindset if riskier Italian shares broke out too -
7.165 has been a price ceiling since October when trade tensions begun to cool on talk of phase one deal. Possible scenarios US/China tensions flare up = level break US/China tensions die down = level holds
Can expect rising channel to break - signalling bearish turn - if US/China tensions escalate
Easier to explain S&P 500 rising so much with massive job losses when compare with Nasdaq Comp and Russell 2000
Latest moves signal possible upside channel breakout Supported by short-term inverse head and shoulders breakout
Euro is breaking higher on possibility of joint-EU bonds 1.05 is major long term support and appears to have held. A spike higher in EUR/CHF beyond a down sloping trendline could usher in further upside
It has been one of the most dramatic years for oil markets ever. From demand destruction caused by the coronavirus to the Russia-Saudi price war to US crude prices turning negative. What does it all mean for the oil industry and ‘Big Oil’? ## Saudi Aramco and Sinopec are not traditionally part of ‘Big Oil’ but they are huge global players worthy of being listed.
Two distinct markets moving together as a 'risk on move' in markets both face overhead resistance
The price of silver is breaking higher to a 2-month peak - possible upside target at $17.50 if breakout holds
Oil prices are making an upside break from a bull flag pattern
The British pound has broken down from its horizontal trading range vs several major currencies - including the US dollar and euro. Would suggest further downside
Gold has been consolidating in a triangle pattern but looks to be breaking out
Tencent shares just rose over 2% after beating earnings estimates. Gaming revenues are back on the rise after Beijing lifted restrictions on registrations of new games releases
168 = Tsingtao Brewery Group 600573 = Beijing Yanjing Brewery SPX = S&P 500 CARL = Carlsberg Group HEIA = Heineken N.V TAP = Molson Coors Brewing ANH = Anheuser-Busch InBev --- owns Corona beer brand (This list excludes mixed drink companies like Diageo (DGE).) As can be seen in the chart above, the US and European brands all significantly underperformed the S&P...
The upside spark from the halving could see a mirror of the March slump to the upside