Showing posts with label technical analysis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label technical analysis. Show all posts

Sunday, February 23, 2014

Yes... Another Emerging Market Make or Break time post...

For the third time i am compelled to post Emerging Market charts with the same title and a quick look at a 5 year chart will justify the post.

The weekly provides reference to a massive head and shoulders pattern that spans 4+ yrs.

This time frame of the next 2 week is crucial as you can see from the Elliott wave count on the daily, the line in the sand is 40.32 which is the end of the 1st green wave, since the 4th green wave cannot overlap 40.32 on the current move up. An overlap will will make way for a move  to 45.20+ temporarily. The longer term bearish picture stays open till 51 is taken out.

 On a bearish note if 40.32 is not crossed in the next few days and the market makes new lows at 36.40-, after a brief retracement (that stays below 43.91), the EMs are going to be ripe for a mauling.

My preference of the bearish scenario comes from the BRIC chart that displays similar characteristics to the EM chart but is decisively weaker, with the line in the sand at 34.49.

Sunday, June 9, 2013

Emerging Markets & BRIC: Make or break time ... yet again

Since my last post on the subject on April 21st, both emerging markets and BRIC have both gone up for half the month and then down for the rest of the month.
EEM: now has a smaller right shoulder formed yet again on the same trendline.


EEB: Back to the trendline, yet again to decide its fate.
 


The only word of caution is that it looks like the S&P 500 might gain some strength and if it makes new highs both the EEM and EEB will make final moves upward and possibly even new highs (EEM 45.39, EEB 37.14) before they collapse below these trend lines.