DOW trade ideas
Will the Macro forming Downslope + MACD + ELLIOT MACROI used the limited tools I could with a free account to map out the potential macro down-slope pressure forming. This signals a potential breakout. Down below on the MACD w/ Elliot Waves we can see another potential crossing point with convergence momentum, again potentially creating momentum for a breakout. I'll use my other free, un-named platform to get better, instant updates- and post any updates if I get more evidence.
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Is Dow Overbought After Bouncing to its 50-day SMA?Materials companies are some of the most economically sensitive names in the market. Events like social lockdowns, mass job losses and nosediving GDP have all kinds of knock-on effects for their business. The sector was already struggling before coronavirus, and fell even more sharply as the disease spread.
Dow Inc. is one of the most actively traded names in the space, and is also the only Dow Jones Industrial Average member.
It bounced hard last week as the S&P 500 had its biggest weekly gain since 1974. But that rally has brought DOW back to its 50-day moving average and the high-volume bearish gap from March 9. Stochastics are also suggesting an overbought condition.
Even if the worst of coronavirus has passed, this is a significant bounce for DOW and an area where traders may look to take profits. Based on the technicals alone, a retest of $31, or even $27, may be in the cards for DOW.