JSE Top 40 Index: Higher By 10,000 Points + Updated Model Reading
- Lester Davids
- Apr 14
- 2 min read
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JSE Top 40 Index: Higher By 10,000 Points Rally; From 'Oversold' To 'Strong'
As of Friday's close (11 April), the Monthly, Weekly and Daily regimes were as follows:
By the end of the week saw further upside follow-though, with the index extending it's gains while the oversold conditions as of last week Friday's close continued to unwind. We also saw the index rebound sharply off the channel support, as highlighted in the previous note (scroll down to view). As per the note coming into this past week, our nearest, next-best probability price action as per the price action model was to buy on a pullback. The index now trades 11% above the channel support and is 9000 points higher than the low seen on Monday. It should also be noted that the index is move in line with the oversold reading as per the price action model as well as strategy alerting traders to look for support at the prior swing lows.
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JSE Top 40 Index Analysis:
Short Term (1 to 10 days): The short-term reading is Oversold. This suggests that the index has likely experienced a significant decline and may be due for a rebound or consolidation. However, being oversold alone doesn't guarantee an immediate reversal.
Medium Term (2 to 4 weeks): The medium-term reading is Weak. This implies that the index has been trending downwards over the past few weeks, indicating underlying selling pressure.
Long Term (5 to 8 weeks): The long-term reading is Neutral. This suggests that over a broader timeframe, the index hasn't established a clear upward or downward trend.
Overall Assessment:
Taking into account the weighted importance (short-term being the most significant), the JSE Top 40 Index exhibits deteriorating price action. While the oversold reading in the short term might offer a temporary bounce, the weakness in the medium term, coupled with the lack of a strong long-term trend, suggests caution. The recent price action is more aligned with the medium-term weakness than the potential for a short-term recovery.
Lester Davids
Analyst: Unum Capital
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