Let’s take a look at the main markets we follow to see what the technical evidence suggests.
U.S. Stock Market
There is no question the U.S. stock market is still in uptrend on its daily and weekly chart. And as you know, I am not a fan of fighting the trend. Right now however, we begin to see some signs that a Short-Term top has been made. Last week the market made a top on good news (the market marked a top on Thursday when Facebook gapped up on good earnings). The sentiment is also extremely bullish and right now I see a small 5-wave down move from the last week’s top. So, we have a warning that the market might turned lower. But until we see a break below the 1962 Fibo pivot and 1950/45 chart support, the bulls are still in charge. But I want to prepare you that if we see a breakdown below these levels, the downside may accelerate. The reason for this is the Ending Diagonal pattern (from Oct 2013 low) that I discussed with you last week that if completed, may produce a big and violent move lower.
Gold
Gold is still in its sideways range that has been intact for more than a year now. The immediate focus is now lower but a move abv the small resistance at 1325 may change that. So, as long as below 1325 I am bearish and expect a downside resolution of the prolonged sideways consolidation between 1180 and 1390. A move abv 1325 will turn the immediate focus (the hourly chart) bullish and that may be a sign fo a bigger move higher as the gold stocks GDX ETF would likely break higher with such a move as well.
EUR/USD
The move down from this year’s top near 1.4000 is kind of slow, but the evidence is building that the market has started the final leg lower of the Diametric formation from the July 2008 top. If that’s the case, my long-term call for a decline twd 1.2870 and lower becomes prefered for the next few months. It would take a move abv 1.3700 to negate this bearish view…
Trade with the Trend!
Alexander
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