Something is not right in Dow JonesSomething is wrong lately with the behavior of the Dow Jones index, which appears in the diagrammatic analysis as particularly weakened without having that upward spark that mainly distinguished it from last July until the end of November. Then, as reflected in the daily price chart, it is as if it ran out of fuel.
In fact, the picture has worsened further since it not only breathlessly crossed the medium-term upward channel "C" downwards, but also by the fact that it broke it downwards and when it went to reassess it by testing the lower line at 43,550 points, it crashed. This indication strengthens the scenario of a new downward movement towards the next important support level of 41,350 points.
Below there, we should revise the primary upward formation, thinking about a possible sharp decline even below the limit of 40,000 points. A strong change in the bearish scenario only with the bullish grab from the 43,550 to 44,000 level by the Bulls.
Among the companies that have recorded significant losses since the beginning of last December, reaching up to -16%, are notable names such as NIKE (NKE), Procter & Gamble (PG), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), UnitedHealth Group (UNH) whose CEO Brian Thompson was shot and killed on December 4 in downtown Manhattan, Chevron (CVX) and Home Depot (HD). The only companies that have taken the uphill path are Boeing (BA), Amazon (AMZN) and the queen of global capitalizations Apple (AAPL).