Weekly Technical Analysis

Weekly Technical Analysis



Start 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.

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WALL STREET (4 hours)

Wall Street appears in consolidation, likely a flag pattern, with upside potential above 35680  past 36k based on the measured move. If bulls lose 35k, 34600 is expected support lower down.

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Trend

Support

Pivot

Resistance

DOWN

34600

35320

36000

US TECH (4 hours)

The Tech index has been declining, revealing a potential wedge down at 14650, along with a possible double bottom formation, increasing the chances of an H&S pattern. Falling under 15k will open the door to 14660, whereas getting past 15280 will increase the prospects of a 15550 breakout.

Source: SpreadEx

Trend

Support

Pivot

Resistance

 DOWN

14660

15135

15550

GERMANY (4 hours)

A sideways consolidation may be underway in Germany 40’s index, clearing the way to 15500 but keeping the door to 16500 also open. Short-term price action suggests a flag-like consolidation, with the next support at 15620 and resistance above 16070 at 16250.

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Trend

Support

Pivot

Resistance

DOWN

15500

15880

16250

SILVER (4 hours)

The price of silver has fallen significantly to approach the previous bottom at $22.35/oz, with the following supports expected at $21.70/oz and the round $20/oz level. With a triangle now unlikely, a bounce could see prices accelerate towards $24.20/oz if bulls can reclaim $23.50/oz and form a range.

Source: SpreadEx

Trend

Support

Pivot

Resistance

 DOWN

20.00

22.80

24.20

LONDON GAS (1 day)

While prices of London gas have increased substantially to keep speculation for a leg to triple digits high, the risk of a pullback towards the $800/cf low prior to hitting $1000/cf remains elevated amidst a potential H&S pattern. The uprise could extend as high as $1020 for a double top formation, with anything higher likely to invalidate the H&S. Short-term levels can be seen at $850/cf and $940/cf.

Source: SpreadEx

Trend

Support

Pivot

Resistance

UP

800.00

880.00

1025.00

COCOA (4 hours)                 

US Cocoa futures reversed after hitting a high of $3620/mt, increasing the chances of an H&S pattern while trading below $3420/mt and above $3250/mt. Failing either level will likely invalidate the formation, raising the probability for a leg towards $3700/mt or the support of $3170/mt.

Source: SpreadEx

Trend

Support

Pivot

Resistance

DOWN

3170

3390

3700

 

GBP/USD (4 hours)

Cable also appears to be forming a potential H&S pattern, pending a double bottom formation at $1.26 before potentially rising to $1.2850. Losing either of the levels will likely invalidate the pattern, increasing the chances of revisiting $1.2545 or $1.29. Short-term price action reveals a range.

Source: SpreadEx

Trend

Support

Pivot

Resistance

DOWN

1.2545

1.2700

1.2900

 

EUR/CHF (4 hours)

A double top formation at 0.9650 is seen as the potential end of a bearish flag, opening up 0.9520 and the 0.95 handle. Spoiling the formation with a spike past the regional top could elongate the flag towards 0.9680 but is unlikely to invalidate it.

Source: SpreadEx

Trend

Support

Pivot

Resistance

DOWN

0.9200

0.9600

0.9680

USD/CAD (4 hours)

USD/CAD’s retest of $1.3385 has seen prices bounce towards the peak at $1.35, but easing momentum increases the chances of a triangle or sideways consolidation. If bears push prices lower, $1.3250 could be reached beneath $1.33. Otherwise, moving above the top could see prices accelerate towards $1.36.

Source: SpreadEx

Trend

Support

Pivot

Resistance

UP

1.3300

1.3438

1.3600

UNITEDHEALTH (1 day)

The stock price of United Health is consolidating symmetrically, pending a triangle breakout towards $530 unless bullish momentum wanes. Falling under the $500 handle could weaken prices further, potentially reaching $480 but unlikely $455. Conversely, prolonged bullishness could see prices as high as $550.

Source: SpreadEx

Trend

Support

Pivot

Resistance

UP

455.00

500.00

550.00

 

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