Charting the Dow ($INDU)

This week’s view of the one year weekly Dow ($INDU) chart is really interesting to me after the much needed pounded we finally received last week.  I would have been happy with the chart even if we didn’t have the Friday rally.  Check out circle A on the chart below.  It marks the low of the week which is also the point of the 10 week moving average that offered support through the long circle B.  Drawing a trend line continuing from the highs seen in circle B through Friday and you see that it hits directly with the same point in circle A around 13,424. As I said, I would have been happy for that to be the end of the story, we took a hit and found support.  Before the week ended, Friday had to come to the rescue to bring the closing price back into circle C.  Interestingly, circle C is home to the end of the trend line that started from the lows in March.  While we broke that trend line which could be a sign of further dips soon, we closed the week dead on that same line.  Circle C is also part of the same trend line that started way back in July in circle D.

None of this drawing of lines could mean a thing if the bond yields continue to rise with any more troubling inflationary data that comes out.  Either way, I’m expecting a rough week since Wall Street never likes uncertainty and there’s a lot of economic data next week that could have the bears making a strong stand before we have our next clues in.

Dow Chart 6-8-07

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