Nasdaq (IXIC) is currently painting a red TD count 12 con monthly timeframe.
It happened only once, back in july 1984 and marked a reversal.
That's almost 40 years ago.
Moreover it's still close to FIB 0.618 of a 2 decade long uptrend dating back to 2002.
We have a falling wedge, a bullish divergence on RSI (Dec '18, March '20).
A bounce from this general area may potentially hint an upcoming generational opportunity.
Closely watch for test of rising support and/or wedge breakout.
As usual DYOR, mind the risk.
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It happened only once, back in july 1984 and marked a reversal.
That's almost 40 years ago.
Moreover it's still close to FIB 0.618 of a 2 decade long uptrend dating back to 2002.
We have a falling wedge, a bullish divergence on RSI (Dec '18, March '20).
A bounce from this general area may potentially hint an upcoming generational opportunity.
Closely watch for test of rising support and/or wedge breakout.
As usual DYOR, mind the risk.
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We're about to know whether that's a mere rising wedge or a bearish pennant.Tipically i'd say that's a pennant, but in this particular case, given proximity of supports area and the peculiar picture of MACD on 2W it may not be the case and it may bounce.
Watch it.
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Weekly TF:you can see the infraction of support, recovered through a dragonfly doji.
Which looks good. Moreover, Parabolic SAR was respected.
In other words it hit the floor and it's now trying to bounce.
It's important to stay above FIB 0.382 on close on monday and paint a green candle.
For our hyphotesis to gain some traction, 11k area and the upper bound of wedge next week should be the target. From there we'd look for a decisive breakout or rejection.
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Guess what ? IXIC above 12200 ;)Disclaimer
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