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Mark Carney has been credited with shielding Canada from the effects of the mortgage backed financial crises that caused the collapse of many banks throughout the world. He is regarded as the top figure in the financial world. On July 1st, he took up his appointment as Governor of the Bank of England. Canadian banks have benefited from his guidance, yet charts still shows how their share price fell along with the market. |
Figure 1. Monthly Chart |
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The monthly chart in Figure 1 of Royal Bank of Canada (RY-T) shows how the price dropped in a Wave IV correction on May 2007 from a share price of $61.28 to $25.48 along with the drop in banks throughout the world, a drop of 58.41%. The price then recovered the loss in the year that followed rising to a high of $63.15 by March 2010. This rise is a WAVE 1 in a new bull trend. The price then fell in a Wave II to $43.63 by November 2011. From that low the price has risen and closed at $61.28 at end of June, the same price it reached in May 2007. |
Figure 2. Weekly Chart |
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The weekly chart in Figure 2 shows an inverse head & shoulder formation suggesting a target of $76.81 (60.22-43.63=16.59+60.22=76.81). The share price has broken through the neckline and is now tracing a wave 4 of a bull trend to the target of $76.81. The RSI indicator is testing the 50 level after being overbought, and history has shown that it could start rising in a new buy signal. |
Figure 3. Daily Chart |
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The daily chart in Figure 3 shows an RSI indicator suggesting a buy signal. The chances therefore of the price rising to $76.81 looks very promising. I would be a buyer of Royal Bank of Canada at this level. |
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