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DIA is approaching toward an overbought zone 347/355DIA is approaching toward an overbought zone between 347 and 355 based on the momentum readings. Given the strong move that has build up during the recent weeks, There is no evidence of bearish trend that put us near the low of 300 one more time over the next six months. Basically as long as price trades above 339, ongoing bullish sentiment continues. Despite the strong momentum, it would be hard for DIA to set a sustainable rally above 363 by the end of this year.
AMEX:DIALong
by Quantific-Solutions
Question Everything Like Once, Even Twice Maybe?Granted. There is a pattern here. A popular bottom pattern called an Inverse H&S (head and shoulders) OBV is low and flat. Just a bit odd. (google OBV if you are not familiar with On Balance Volume) Targets to the upside are in white type. Who knew when the outlook was a bit bleak for this country's economy that we would have such a cool rally up? Not me. But we did. I mean the FBI has raided our last president's home when they knew he was not home over a year after he was president. Kinda makes you scratch your head and think WOW! It is almost like there is No Telling what will happen next! Unsettling for many including me. In reality we do not know what is going on? But you know, how many of us live in reality? So now I go from here. This is where we are. We live in the present to be healthy and the market does not always live in the same time zone that we live in. Will the economy burn the market? Seems like it would but time will tell. No recommendation Do not drink and drive. Do not drink and trade (o:
AMEX:DIA
by lauralea
NYSE - SwingTrading: updated WatchlistS tock Market reversed lower after key test, partially fueled by more worries about the economy Apple (AAPL) plans to slow hiring and spending in some divisions next year which concerned traders yesterday. Monday's weak session was another reminder that many sellers and lots of overhead supply is still putting pressure on the markets. What should Swing Traders do now? Sitting in a healthy cash position with limited exposure to individual stocks makes the most sense at this point. When institutional money starts coming in again, that's when you'll see breakouts of stockos on our watchlist really working and following-through. Until then, sitting mainly in cash with only few pilot positions in your portfolio is strongly advised. Continue to do your homework and be ready when the next bull market starts - which will definitiely happen sooner or later. Here is the link to our updated watchlist: www.tradingview.com All stocks on our watchlist fulfill Minervini's Trend-Template criteria and are selected using IBD's CAN SLIM criteria. Also, they all have low risk entry points. Only the best stocks make it onto our watchlists.
AMEX:DIALong
by JS_TechTrading
Where Are the Support Levels (DIA) ?This is our follow-up article after April's notes on breaking-down, breaking apart on DIA 1. The bear market started as early as breaking down on the key neckline 2. It is still at an early stage of the bear cycle. 3. The following support levels will be 262 and 183. 4. Please note that when DIA drops from 360 to 180 it means -50% down. There could be more spaces to go down below 180 level to unwind the 13 years bull cycle. But, 262 and 183 should offer entry points for a short-term rebound.
AMEX:DIAShort
by marketfellow