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Technical Analysis Tools by Mark Tinghino
INDU
SPX
MEXBOL
IBOV
UKX
NKY
%CYTD
-14.43
-15.30
-13.35
-18.73
-18.80
-22.13
USGG10YR
GUKG10
GJGB10
GEBU10Y
GMXN10YR
GACGB10
%CYTD
-7.44
1.66
-1.46
14.37
15.60
-12.01
AUD
GBP
CAD
EUR
JPY
NZD
%CYTD
-5.95
-8.13
-5.03
-1.47
4.19
-10.71
Questions/Comments:
Paul Ciana, CMT pciana@bloomberg.net
Satoshi Hongo shongo@bloomberg.net
Juan Manuel Quintero jmquintero@bloomberg.net
Geoff Wakeling gwakeling@bloomberg.net
CLA
NGA
HOA
XBA
GCA
SILV
%CYTD
10.05
-4.52
11.97
6.23
0.35
-18.39
Bloomberg L.P.
Chart of the Week {INDU Index}
INDU Index during the 1929, 1962, 1969, 1987, 2000, 2008 Percent Change
The opening discussion of the current state of the market during two seminars this past week by Market
Studies Inc. discussed two charts. The first represented the similarities between the 1973 stock market
correction and today, and the second the 1929 and 1987 crash. Above is a chart with all of those time
periods combined and I have added the 1961, 1969, and 2000 bear markets.
In comparison, the 1929, 1962, and 1987 (white, orange, and yellow lines) corrected in similar fashion
with a sudden large decline but diverged after the initial drop. The 1929 crash continued to fall after a
false rally. The move after the 1962 and 1987 decline formed a double bottom and rallied strong. The
1969, 2000, and the 2008 markets (purple, green, and red lines) have striking similarities in that they had
longer topping periods prior to entering a bear market. When overlaying these three bear markets, it may
be too soon to consider the 2008 correction as over, but perhaps the worst is behind us.
To create a chart like this on your Bloomberg terminal, press G<go> 1<go> and select Seasonality Chart.
Bloomberg L.P.
Chart of the Week {EUR Curncy}
Bloomberg L.P.
Chart of the Week {TAMM4 Equity<go>}
TAMM4 BZ : TAM S. A.
This week has been very difficult to find a stock that is showing a positive trend in the Latin American
market. However, using EQS <Go>, a tool designed to screen for a list of securities with a specific
criteria, I was able to find TAM. In the below search, I selected stocks that trade in Latin America, have a
DMI ADX higher than 30 and lower than 40, have a +DMI that is higher than the -DMI, and required the 3
month average volume to be greater than 10,000.
Bloomberg L.P.
Chart of the Week {JPY, VIX, & SPX}
The Risk Aversion Graph above is a leading indicator that can help make trading decisions.
USDJPY (black line) completed a double bottom pattern on September 17th at exactly 104.66.
On the same day, the VIX index (grey histogram) peaked at its highest level ever. The greater the value
of this index, the more risk aversion taking place.
The S&P 500 Index (red line) was falling as risk aversion took hold of the market. The bottoming of the
Yen and the spike in volatility led the SPX to rally on September 18.
The US administration and the Federal Reserve have put forward proposals to establish an entity to
acquire the bad debts of financial institutions and to provide a comprehensive solution to the turmoil that
has shaken global financial markets.
The housing market in the USA, which precipitated the financial crisis, appears to be leveling out.
Inflation, in the USA and globally, appears to be peaking and about to head lower, at least in the sort
term.
- Geoff Wakeling
Bloomberg L.P.
Chart of the Week {TY1 Comdty<go>}
The General Overview chart (Ichimoku) is one of the most used technical indicators in Asia. It consists of
a Base line, Conversion line, two Leading lines forming a Cloud, and a Lagging line. The idea of a Base
line and Conversion line is similar to the concept of a Moving Average. You may take the Conversion line
crossing the Base line from below as a buy signal and from above as a sell signal.
The Cloud consists of two lines titled Leading Span 1 and Leading Span 2. You may take the Cloud as a
thick moving average. Displaying the Cloud in the future is a very unique feature of this study because it
allows one to anticipate the direction of trend based on the slope of the cloud and estimate the strength of
support/resistance based on its thickness. The Lagging line is the current price plotted 26 bars prior.
When the Lagging line is greater than (less than) price, it represents buying (selling).
The above example is TY1 comdty (generic US Treasury note future) daily chart. When you look at a
rally happened in latter part of this year, there were a few bullish signals. On the 1st of July Conversion
line crossed upward Base line. On the 7th of July the lagging span crossed above the price bars.
Throughout July, price stayed in the cloud and the cloud worked as a thick support and resistance zone.
Price broke out above the cloud in August and the
trend continued higher.
In the weekly chart you may find more interesting
behavior. From mid June upper edge of the cloud kept
working as a good price support. The Lagging line is
under price now and indicates the price bars plotted
26 weeks prior may work as resistance for next
upward movement. If the lagging span breaks above
the price bars, it will indicate a stronger trend.
- Satoshi Hongo
Bloomberg L.P.
Indicator of the Week General Overview Chart
There are seven components to this indicator, they are:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Conversion Line
Base Line
Lagging Span
Leading Span 1
Leading Span 2
The Cloud
7. Candlesticks
(Magenta)
(Yellow)
(Gray)
(Orange)
(Green)
(Shaded blue)
Default period of 9
Default period of 26
Default period of 26
Default period of 26
Default period of 26
TDEF<go> 15<go> for defaults
Bloomberg L.P.
Upcoming Seminars
New York:
9/25/08 4:15PM
Chicago:
Boston:
San Francisco:
London:
Sao Paulo: 9/23/08 12:30PM Identifying Trends with Fibonacci, Candle Patterns and more
9/25/08 12:30PM Understanding Oscillators and DeMark Indicators
Caracas:
9/30/08 5:30PM Commodities: Looking at the Mining, Energy, and Agricultural Markets