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On the weekly chart (Figure 1), United Technologies (UTX) formed a massive diamond that extends back to December 2004. The left half looks like a broadening formation and the right half looks like a triangle. Together, these amount to one large consolidation that is dependent on a break to establish direction. |
FIGURE 1: UTX. United Technologies has formed a large diamond extending back to December 2004. |
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A move above 52.5 would be bullish and a break below 49 would be bearish. Key resistance is set at 52.5 and it would take a move above this level to clear the upper diamond trendline and August/September highs. Key support is set at 49 and it would take a move below this level to break the lower diamond trendline and the August/September lows. Basically, the resolution of a four-month trading range (49-52.5) will decide the fate of this key Dow component. |
The relative strength index (RSI) is signaling that the break will be to the downside. While anticipating support breaks can be a dangerous game, it can improve the risk-reward ratio and limit risk. RSI formed a large negative divergence from December 2004 to May 2005 and moved below 50 in early August. The indicator firmed around 50, but the damage had already been done and it would take a move above resistance at 55 for momentum to recover. |
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