Sunday, 29 September 2024
Time Published: 20h19
Updated Chart - please refer to my comments in the previous post below.
Daily Chart
Weekly Chart (a clearer view)
Friday, 27 September 2024
Time Published: Pre-Market
The buy/long re-entry idea off the rising 21-week EMA has resulted in a +6200 point rally
All-time high supported by broad-based buying
High bullish momentum as per the weekly and monthly charts
The short term reward-to-risk on the buy/long side is becoming unappealing i.e. wait for a pullback if you are looking to re-enter a buy/long position.
In terms of key price levels, an inflection in the form of resistance is just ahead.
As of yesterday's close, here's what the price action data says:
Previous Post: Wednesday, 25 September 2024, Pre-Market
The buy re-entry range at the rising 21-week EMA is likely to return close to 4000 points should the positive sentiment from the Chinese government stimulus translate into strong buying. In total the, both the short (1st) and then long side has generated roughly 8000 points over the month. At current levels, the price action/candle structure remains strong, with the current short term rating being high bullish momentum / approaching overbought.
Previous Post: Friday, 20 September 2024
REAL-TIME: 12H49
Ticker: J200 or SA40
Short Term Update + Analysis. On Monday 09 September, the rising 21-week exponential moving average was flagged as a buy/long re-entry. The index then traded into this level, which was followed by a bullish V-shaped reversal which reflected strong interest from market participants who have looked to re-accumulate following the previous unwind from a short term overbought range. From 73000, the index advanced to test a short term high of a 76278 on Thursday, which was just below the previous breakout level. The technical trend rating has since shifted from 'high bearish momentum/approaching oversold' to 'strong'.
Previous Post (Tuesday 17 September 2024)
REAL-TIME: 15H06
Ticker: J200 or SA40
Previous view, as communicated:
Lester Davids
Analyst: Unum Capital
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