The German Dax has formed a bearish crab pattern at €20,442, at the 224% Fibonacci extension. This pattern could potentially bring the index back to €19,874, representing a 38.2% retracement from the recent rally between the weekly fractal support at €18,814 and the latest resistance at €20,529 (the historical highs above the daily fractal resistance). Currently, the daily fractal support is established at €20,265, and is under pressure.
The question remains: will the index pull back before Christmas?
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