DAX leads the way

The FTSE 100 continues to test support at 6600. Upward breakout from the recent flag formation would signal an advance to the December 1999 high of 6950/7000*. Falling 13-week Twiggs Money Flow suggests medium-term selling pressure, but a trough above zero would be a long-term bull signal. Breach of 6600 would warn of a correction to primary support and the rising trendline at 6400.

FTSE 100

* Target calculation: 6700 + ( 6700 – 6400 ) = 7000

Dow Jones Euro Stoxx 50 continues its test of resistance at 3100 on the monthly chart. Rising 13-week Twiggs Momentum suggests a primary up-trend. Breakout above 3100 would signal an advance to 3500*. Reversal below 3000 is unlikely, but would indicate a correction to the rising trendline.

Euro Stoxx 50

* Target calculation: 3000 + ( 3000 – 2500 ) = 3500

Germany’s DAX leads the way with a strong advance to 9500*. Steeply rising 13-week Twiggs Money Flow signals strong buying pressure. Respect of the target at 9500 would suggest a correction to the rising trendline and support at 8500.

DAX

* Target calculation: 8500 + ( 8500 – 7500 ) = 9500

2 Replies to “DAX leads the way”

    1. I suspect that top-performing (over-bought) markets will out-perform under-performing markets over the medium-term (say 6 to 12 months) — the same as momentum research has shown for stocks.

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