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Figure 1 focuses on the rising wedge. The financials SPDR (XLF) bottomed in July and retraced around 62% of its prior decline with a rising wedge advance over the last two months. XLF peaked this week and declined to the lower trendline over the last four days. A break looked imminent with a weak open on September 11, but XLF recovered by the close and the trendline is holding for now. |
FIGURE 1: XLF, DAILY. This SPDR bottomed in July and retraced around 62% of its prior decline with a rising wedge advance over two months. |
Graphic provided by: TeleChart2007. |
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The bottom indicator shows the positive directional indicator (+DI) and the negative directional indicator (-DI). These are part of J. Welles Wilder's average directional movement index (ADX). As their names imply, +DI and -DI can be used to determine direction. A bullish bias exists when +DI is above -DI and a bearish bias when -DI is above +DI. Overall, these two have been trading flat the last few weeks and I am looking for an upside breakout for the next signal. A +DI breakout would be bullish, while a -DI breakout would be bearish. |
FIGURE 2: XLF, DAILY. A trading range formed after the July surge. |
Graphic provided by: TeleChart2007. |
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Figure 2 focuses on a trading range that formed after the July surge. XLF has a support zone around 19.5 and a resistance zone around 23. With the ETF trading at support, a big test is at hand. A break below support would also reverse the rising wedge and point to lower prices. This would also likely to be accompanied with a -DI breakout. Such a combination would be bearish for XLF, and this ETF is at its moment of truth. To hold or not to hold, that is the challenge. |
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