#202440 - priceactiontds - weekly update - daxGood Evening and I hope you are well.
tl;dr
dax: Perfect bullish outlook last week and we can’t be anything but bullish going into next week as well. 5 consecutive bull bars and Thu+Fri got bigger and closed almost at the high of the day. Market held above the 15m 20ema since Thursday EU open and this should be your guide for now. If we break below, 1h 20ema is the next support and below that I favor a more complex pullback with sideways to down movement. Until bears manage that, it’s max bullishness and the bubble will probably grow to 20000 before we can talk about busting again.
Quote from last week:
comment: Monday left no doubt where we were heading and my outlook was perfect. No one wanted to buy above 19000 and we traded 300 points down again. We are contracting inside the bull wedge and will see a breakout over the next 3 days. That can go either way so I will go neutral into next week. Both sides have reasonable arguments. I do favor the bulls slightly but need confirmation for that and this would only be above 19300/19400 and that is 600 points away. We are inside a trading range 17700 - 19000 for over 6 months now. That is as neutral as it gets. We are making higher highs but by how much? Couple of points and that’s absolutely normal inside trading ranges. And if you think “bUt YoU sAiD wE aRe iN a BuLl wEdGe”, yes. Might blow your brain out but markets can trade inside a multiple of patterns on different time frames and you have to prioritize them by the one starting on the highest tf and working yourself to the lowest tf you want to trade.
comment: Big bull breakout on Friday and now the only question is, are we getting follow through and this breakout is for real or is it a bull trap? I do think both sides have reasonable arguments. Bulls have a very strong two legged move where leg 1 on the weekly chart was 11% and a measured move would bring us above 20000. Bears know that bullish breakouts above multiple bullish patterns are very rare and their chance of success small. I do favor the bulls slightly, since we left a big bull gap behind us and Friday closed at the very high. If bulls get follow through above 19500, this breakout is likely real, if we trade below 19200 again, it might go down to 19000 where the market will probably go more sideways before another impulse.
current market cycle: bull trend
key levels: 19000 - 20000
bull case: Bulls want this monthly September bar closing on it’s high and that would be a huge buy signal. Not many bears can hold long when we close above 19300, because it’s very possible that we see 20000 next. We are once again at a place where the pain trade is up and a blow off top a likely possibility. German GDP will likely be negativ this year, so let’s print the most absurd number the market can come up with. Market always goes where the most liquidity is and it’s obviously up, likely due to short squeezing.
Invalidation is below 19000.
bear case: Bears need to close this giant bull gap or more traders will trade this breakout as a runaway gap to 20000. If they manage to close it, they will likely need to fight more around 19000 until the daily ema comes closer and make the market go more sideways until the next impulse comes around. The more they can stall the market, the better for them. Bulls buying here is purely on momentum and once that fades, many want to secure the profits before the bubble pops.
Invalidation is above 19550.
outlook last week:
short term: Neutral around 18720 but expecting bulls to come around and retest 19000. Could drop to 18500/18600 first though. Anything below 18500 would surprise me big time.
→ Last Sunday we traded 18720 and now we are at 19473. Absolute perfect bullish outlook and I hope you listend and took the longs.
short term: Neutral until bulls break strongly above 19500 with follow through. Small chance bears show strength and trade below 19200 again but some form of pullback/sideways movement is expected. Favoring the bulls to close the month above 19200.
medium-long term - Update from 2024-09-29 : 3 Months left in 2024 and I do think the market is in a trading range where the upper area is around 19000 and the lower area is probably 17000 or 16000 if something bigger comes up. Since we are at the very top, I expect the market to go some sideways before trying to go down again. Not so sure about 19000 being the high, since liquidity could see a bigger increase and upside could be higher. We will likely have another 10%+ correction this year and a possible year end rally.
Update: Possibility of a blow-off top to 20000 is there. If we get there, it will be the short opportunity of the decade.
current swing trade: None
chart update: Removed potential two legged correction and added the big bull gap.
GERMANY40 trade ideas
GER 40 Poised to Reach 19,300 - 19,450GER 40 Poised to Reach 19,300 - 19,450
The GER 40 has broken out from two strong resistance zones that previously halted its progress, indicating potential for further gains. This week, we’ve observed a general uptrend across most indices, with the GER 40 being a notable performer.
After a prolonged period, the price tested the 18,900 zone and successfully broke through. This breakout has formed a bullish triangle pattern, suggesting further growth and the possibility of new all-time highs.
It seems incredible, but indices are hitting record highs even as market discussions revolve around recession and other uncertainties. Given the current momentum, the GER 40 may easily reach the 19,300 - 19,450 range.
You may find more details in the chart!
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Wed 2024 09 25 - Short - DE40 8am H4 double color||| Stats |||
Stats Day:
** 08:00 H4 double color, - Short
** 09:30 VOLD ???, AD ???, Senti +18, Agio St ???, Lg ???, - Range
** 09:45 VOLD +1.4, AD +1.2, Senti -3, Agio St +0.05, Lg +0.05, - Range
** 16:15 VOLD ???, AD ???, Senti ???, Agio St ???, Lg ???, - Range/Long/Short
Stats Week:
** DE PMI: - low,
** EU PMI: - low,
** US PMI: - low,
** Mon Morning rule - 2 day break out - up,
** Tue return to W1 trend and not a W1 trend change - pending,
Stats Month:
** Sep turn - pending,
Stats Year:
** US Election,
||| Trade Taken |||
Trade Taken:
** Time frame:
* H4
** Time:
* 08am,
Set-Up:
** Trigger for trade:
* 8am H4 double color Short,
* Senti +61,
* m45 close outside m45 BB
Risk Reward:
** Risk:
* Initial Turn,
** Target:
* R 1:1,
DAX time to short at 19092-19086Team, DAX is price at 18047, We will short at 19092-19086 - STOP LOSS AT 19155
target 1 at 19050
target 2 at 19005
target 3 at 18960
target 3 at 18926
Once it hit first target at 19050 bring stop loss down to 19105
once it reach target 2 at 19005, bring stop loss to BE
Trading options for 26.9.2024Tomorrow there are two reasonable trade options (1 shorts and 1 long) both are dervied from the triangle formed within today and are inline with the derived from support & resistance areas. For details see text boxes in the chart. I prefer option 2
Notes:
green and red boxes dervied from last movement volume areas, Pivot levels and Fib levels.
yellow boxes are derived from higher TF MAs
-Trade L- Tue 2024 09 23 - DE40 6pm H3 - Momentum|||||||||||||||||||||||||||| Stats ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Stats Day:
** 08:00 H4 double color, - NO
** 09:30 VOLD ?NA?, AD ?NA?, Senti -35, Agio St +0.05, Lg +0.02, - Range
** 09:45 VOLD ?NA?, AD ?NA?, Senti -14, Agio St +0.05, Lg +0.05, - Range
** 16:15 VOLD ???, AD ???, Senti ???, Agio St ???, Lg ???, - Range/Long/Short
Stats Week:
** DE PMI: - lower,
** EU PMI: - lower,
** US PMI: - lower,
** Mon Morning rule - Break on Monday by H3 hammer,
** Tue returned to W1 trend - UP,
Stats Month:
** Sep turn - pending,
Stats Year:
** US Election,
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||| Trade Taken ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Trade Taken:
** Time frame:
* H3
** Time:
* 06pm,
Set-Up:
** Trigger for trade:
* Momentum Long,
* Mon Morning rule,
* Tue returned to W1 trend - UP
* Senti -47,
** Mom Width:
* 1 candle - strong,
** Mom Type:
* 3rd directional - risk at last Mom turn,
Risk Reward:
** Risk:
* last Mom Turn,
** Target:
* R 1:1
Trade options for 25.9.24Tomorrow there are three reasonable trade options (2 shorts and 1 long) derived from support & resistance areas. For details see text boxes in the chart. I preferable look for option 1 or 3. Option 2 comes only into picture if development of option 1 fails, without any new alltime high tomorrw.
Notes:
green and red boxes dervied from last movement volume areas, Pivot levels and Fib levels.
yellow boxes are derived from higher TF MAs
Buys on German40 4 hour timeframe I’ve been tracking German 40 for while and after the sell we had I believe we are about to see new highs on German 40🇩🇪. I decided to go with simple analysis here.I’m identifying a BULLISH ENGULFING PATTERN AFTER A BULLCROSS PATTERN FROM 23 September 2024. I believe this bullish engulfing pattern that formed at 8am will hold us upwards .
Good luck .
Maswazi Gamede
DAX/GER retest yesterday high - prepare to shortTeam, with the DAX, we need to wait for the confirmation before we enter the short. We are waiting for the trend to be retested. And Confirm if it is a FAKE breakout.
We consider entering the short position at 18887-18883. STOP LOSS at 18953. We are updating pricing as well. Less confuse
Target 1 - 18832
Target 2 - 18790-18784
Target 3 - 18746-18723
Trade Options for 25.9.2024Tomorrow there are three reasonable trade options derived from support & resistance areas. For details see text boxes in the chart. I preferable look for option 1 and 4.
Notes:
green and red boxes dervied from last movement volume areas, Pivot levels and Fib levels.
yellow boxes are derived from higher TF MAs.
Weekly Technical AnalysisStart your week by identifying the key price levels and trends.
The SpreadEx Research team has analysed the most popular markets, including stocks, indices, commodities & forex.
*KEY
Trend is set by the slope of the VWAP over 50 periods
Phase is determined by the current price relative to the VWAP (20) level (above or below)
Support & Resistance are set by the StdDev #2 Lower and Upper respectively.
Momentum is determined by the RSI level (70 as overbought and under 30 as oversold).
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Analysis
Germany 40
Germany 40 continues its bullish momentum, currently in an impulsive phase. The price is 18,753, slightly above the VWAP (20) of 18,617. Support is seen at 18,207, while resistance lies at 19,026. The RSI is at 55, indicating mild bullish momentum but also bearish divergence.
UK 100
The UK 100 remains neutral, in a consolidation phase that has turned weaker with the price breaking below a rising trendline. The price is 8,246, hovering near the VWAP (20) of 8,269. Support is positioned at 8,154, with resistance at 8,384. The RSI is at 47, reflecting balanced momentum but is marked by 3 declining peaks, suggestive of further weakness.
Wall Street
Wall Street continues its bullish trend, still in an impulsive phase. The price is at 42,000, well above the VWAP (20) of 41,107. Support is at 40,007, with resistance at 42,207. An RSI of 67 indicates robust bullish momentum but without the conviction of an overbought reading.
Brent Crude
Brent Crude remains in a bearish trend, now experiencing a corrective phase. The price is 73.92, just above the VWAP (20) of 72.92. Support is located at 69.26, with resistance at 76.57. With an RSI of 48, the market is still in its bearish regime of a 30-60 range but is indicating a potential for reversal.
Gold
Gold continues its bullish run, currently in an impulsive phase at a record high. The price is 2,614, above the VWAP (20) of 2,542. Support is at 2,449, and resistance is at 2,635. The RSI of 70 reflects strong bullish momentum, and overbought conditions.
EUR/USD
EUR/USD remains in a bullish trend, still in an impulsive phase. The price is 1.1098, slightly above the VWAP (20) of 1.1091. Support is at 1.1000, with resistance at 1.1174. The RSI is at 51, reflecting moderate bullish momentum.
GBP/USD
GBP/USD continues its bullish trend, staying in an impulsive phase into new 2024 highs. The price is 1.3319, sitting comfortably above the VWAP (20) of 1.3164. Support is at 1.3009, while resistance is at 1.3319, the current price level. The RSI of 61 signals solid bullish momentum but bearish divergence has appeared.
USD/JPY
USD/JPY remains in a bearish trend, now in a corrective phase with a move over a down trendline. The price is 143.71, slightly above the VWAP (20) of 143.03. Support is set at 139.63, with resistance at 146.42. An RSI of 49 is a big swing from bearish to neutral momentum, implying a new trend or perhaps a longer period of consolidation.
GER40: Remains bullish amid global uncertaintyEuropean stock markets started the week with mixed results, influenced by the recent interest rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) and China's monetary policies. The German DAX and the UK's FTSE 100 posted modest gains of 0.1%, while the French CAC 40 fell by 0.2%. The Fed's decision to cut rates by 50 basis points, a larger-than-expected cut, generated global optimism as it anticipated a boost to economic activity.
The People's Bank of China also contributed to this favorable environment by reducing its 14-day repo rate, which eased domestic monetary conditions, boosting growth. These moves, along with expectations that the European Central Bank (ECB) could accelerate its rate-cutting cycle, reflect pressures on monetary authorities in Europe, with key figures such as Mário Centeno suggesting that the ECB could act sooner than expected.
In the European economic context, preliminary PMIs for September will be crucial in assessing the health of the region. Weaker than expected data would increase the likelihood of further expansionary measures by the ECB. On the corporate front, Commerzbank shares fell 4.3% after the German government confirmed that it will maintain its 12% stake, cooling speculation about a possible merger with UniCredit.
On the other hand, oil prices rose in the face of growing tension in the Middle East, which has generated concerns about supply. Both Brent and WTI registered increases of 0.3% and 0.4%, respectively, highlighting the impact of geopolitical risks on energy markets.
On the technical front, the German DAX remains in a long-term uptrend. After its sharp plunge in its first week of August and subsequent sharp corrections to the upside, the index has a checkpoint (POC) around 18,491 points, with a high at 19,050.81 and key support at 18,267.81 points. The RSI at 56.99% suggests that there is still room for further upside momentum. According to Fibonacci retracements, 76.4% is slightly below the current highs, indicating that we will have to watch if the index breaks this level.
In conclusion, European markets are trading in an environment conditioned by global monetary policies and international tensions, as investors assess both the impact of rate cuts and volatility in oil prices.
Ion Jauregui - ActivTrades Analyst
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