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Canadian Technical Charts Potpourri
March 13 2017 ( From TradingView)
March 13 2017 ( From TradingView)
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Canadian Stocks (XIU ETF) still into the Trumpification of Financial Markets
(pro-growth and reflation theme within a protectionism bias) and we had
good economic numbers lately that will push the FED to hike...
Please fasten your seat belt as 2017 will make Volatility Great Back Again!
Some Technical Charts and Short Comments on Canadian financial products:
1) XIU ETF (iShares S&P/TSX 60 Index ETF) Bulls need to stay over Previous
Weekly Double Top Breakout Trendline at 22.78. Tested the Weekly Support
of an Uptrend Channel (See first chart below, Yellow trendline)
2) XFN ETF (iShares S&P/TSX Capped Financials Index ETF) Euphoria Phase
is over as we made a new weekly high three weeks ago that was rejected
violently with a Weekly Bearish Engulfing Pattern. (See second chart below)
3) XBM ETF (iShares S&P/TSX Global Base Metals Index ETF) broke last week
previous Weekly breakout zone. (See third chart below - Left - Grey Trendline)
4) XEG ETF (iShares S&P/TSX Capped Energy Index ETF) still into a Weekly
Downtrend Channel. (See 4rth chart below-Right-Channel)
5) Canadian Dollar/ US$ (USDCAD) broke violently a Weekly Downtrend Resistance that started from January 18 2016 week that Bears need to protect. (See fifth chart below - Yellow Trendline)
6) XBB ETF (iShares Canadian Universe Bond Index ETF) Into a strong Weekly Compression Price Technical Pattern tha will bring more Volatility when broken... (See sixth chart below - Grey Trendlines)
7) Canadian VIX Index (SPTSX60 Volatility) compare to the US SP100 Index VXO is still near the Resistance Trendline. (See seventh chart below - Grey Trendline). Canadian stocks are more Volatile than US stocks.
8) Natural Gas Futures (NG2-NYMEX) is back at the Previous Weekly Breakout Trendline from February 2014 (See eight chart below - Blue trendline - Ellipse).
9) Light Crude Oil Futures (CL2-NYMEX) broke the previous Weekly Breakout Trendline and back into the old Rising Wedge Support Trendline. (See ninth chart below - Grey Trendlines)
The XIU ETF is still more volatile (VIX60C) than the SP100 Index (VIX); maybe because Financials and Energy and Materials were under pressure last few weeks...
(pro-growth and reflation theme within a protectionism bias) and we had
good economic numbers lately that will push the FED to hike...
Please fasten your seat belt as 2017 will make Volatility Great Back Again!
Some Technical Charts and Short Comments on Canadian financial products:
1) XIU ETF (iShares S&P/TSX 60 Index ETF) Bulls need to stay over Previous
Weekly Double Top Breakout Trendline at 22.78. Tested the Weekly Support
of an Uptrend Channel (See first chart below, Yellow trendline)
2) XFN ETF (iShares S&P/TSX Capped Financials Index ETF) Euphoria Phase
is over as we made a new weekly high three weeks ago that was rejected
violently with a Weekly Bearish Engulfing Pattern. (See second chart below)
3) XBM ETF (iShares S&P/TSX Global Base Metals Index ETF) broke last week
previous Weekly breakout zone. (See third chart below - Left - Grey Trendline)
4) XEG ETF (iShares S&P/TSX Capped Energy Index ETF) still into a Weekly
Downtrend Channel. (See 4rth chart below-Right-Channel)
5) Canadian Dollar/ US$ (USDCAD) broke violently a Weekly Downtrend Resistance that started from January 18 2016 week that Bears need to protect. (See fifth chart below - Yellow Trendline)
6) XBB ETF (iShares Canadian Universe Bond Index ETF) Into a strong Weekly Compression Price Technical Pattern tha will bring more Volatility when broken... (See sixth chart below - Grey Trendlines)
7) Canadian VIX Index (SPTSX60 Volatility) compare to the US SP100 Index VXO is still near the Resistance Trendline. (See seventh chart below - Grey Trendline). Canadian stocks are more Volatile than US stocks.
8) Natural Gas Futures (NG2-NYMEX) is back at the Previous Weekly Breakout Trendline from February 2014 (See eight chart below - Blue trendline - Ellipse).
9) Light Crude Oil Futures (CL2-NYMEX) broke the previous Weekly Breakout Trendline and back into the old Rising Wedge Support Trendline. (See ninth chart below - Grey Trendlines)
The XIU ETF is still more volatile (VIX60C) than the SP100 Index (VIX); maybe because Financials and Energy and Materials were under pressure last few weeks...
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