Dow Jones ($DJI) Chart – Back to Resistance
I charted the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) for the year to date ending Friday, September 11, 2009, with the DJIA at 9,605.41.
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Comment by Steve
I have been long SSO and SSO December Calls and was a little worried as the market stalled last week. But this week was very good for both positions. I closed out a GS position before this week and should have stayed long as it reached new highs yesterday.
Comment by Alex Fotopoulos
Steve, congrats on the good SSO positions – wish I had done the same. GS might stumble if the overall market pulls back, so maybe it’s good to take profits on one of your positions.