After a Quick Rally, The Dow Jones Industrial Average is at Resistance
Impressive rally ... Now what?
Here is a weekly chart of the DJIA. Price has rallied to the overhead support/resistance level and its 40-week moving average (which is also its 200-day moving average).
Meanwhile, according to StockCharts, the percent of NYSE stocks trading above their 50- and 200-day moving averages is soaring. Currently, 73% are above their 50-day lines (which is close to the level hit during the November peak) ... and 34% are above their 50-day lines. That reflects the short-term improvement gained during the last month in major stock indexes.
What happens here, at the resistance barrier, will help determine if the short-term rally has more staying power.
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After a Quick Rally, The Dow Jones Industrial Average is at Resistance
Impressive rally ... Now what?
Here is a weekly chart of the DJIA. Price has rallied to the overhead support/resistance level and its 40-week moving average (which is also its 200-day moving average).
Meanwhile, according to StockCharts, the percent of NYSE stocks trading above their 50- and 200-day moving averages is soaring. Currently, 73% are above their 50-day lines (which is close to the level hit during the November peak) ... and 34% are above their 50-day lines. That reflects the short-term improvement gained during the last month in major stock indexes.
What happens here, at the resistance barrier, will help determine if the short-term rally has more staying power.
After a Quick Rally, The Dow Jones Industrial Average is at Resistance
Impressive rally ... Now what?
Here is a weekly chart of the DJIA. Price has rallied to the overhead support/resistance level and its 40-week moving average (which is also its 200-day moving average).
via StockCharts.
Meanwhile, according to StockCharts, the percent of NYSE stocks trading above their 50- and 200-day moving averages is soaring. Currently, 73% are above their 50-day lines (which is close to the level hit during the November peak) ... and 34% are above their 50-day lines. That reflects the short-term improvement gained during the last month in major stock indexes.
What happens here, at the resistance barrier, will help determine if the short-term rally has more staying power.
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