mully said:In recent weeks the FTSE 100 has flirted with its 200 day MA. It has found support each time.
I keep both 50 and 200 day MA's on my historical charts and note an inexorable approach towards the 200. It's been trading well below this morning and has only done so for single days on 27th March and 17th May since May 2003. It may hold today but not optimistic beyond the next week or so. The 200 is still on a very slight upward trend but its declining tragectory has been fairly smooth for months. Both the Dow & SPX are now trading well below their 200 MA's.
bracke said:Peterpr
"Both the Dow & SPX are now trading well below their 200 MA's."
You have confused me with the above. The chart below shows the opposite, am I missing something ?
Regards
bracke
PS: Do not think there is anything magical about 200 day other than lots of people watch it)
I guess they are from the last time we traded at that level so just have to go back until you hit 4357
mully said:Bracke
"All patterns on the market are meaningless- unless confirmed. Once confirmed they remain of some note until negated."
You have read the book (page 183)