Charting the Dow Jones ($INDU) 7-20-07

I went back about seven months to chart the Dow Jones ($INDU) weekly chart.  The two lines I’ve been following for a while are listed on this chart as A & B.    Line B was met last week by the shorter Line C.  Line B has not been a very reliable floor, but has proven itself strong on more than just a few weeks.  Line A hasn’t been broken since it started last fall and we are starting to knock on its door again now, see circle D.  Circle E represents the meeting point of Lines B and C and we could see as early as this week which will provide the latest floor for $INDU. 

We could be just a couple of weeks away from a big move in the Dow.  Once Line C catches up to Line A one will have to give and could cause a surge in either direction.  The Dow closed last week off its highs which still gives it room to climb and not break the upper trend line currently in circle D.  I don’t see a pull back of more than 500 points coming in the near future with the support offered in circle E right now and the 10 day moving average mixed into the same range.

Dow Chart 7-20-07

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