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Monday, 28 October 2013

Chinese Market Breaks Support

Posted on 04:52 by Unknown

The Chinese market had a sharp sell-off in early June.  Since then, however, we've seen a sustained and very solid rally.  Prices consolidated in a triangle pattern through September and August, with prices using the rally's trend line as the lower line of support.  The MACD was declining during this time, but this is a standard technical development during periods of consolidation. 

Last week prices took a major drop, breaking support.  This is occurring right inside a key technical area -- the Fibonacci retracement levels from the early February highs and late September lows.  Adding to the importance of this development is it's occurring around the 200 day EMA.


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