Sentences with phrase «moving average a week»

If the NASDAQ manages to finish above its 50 - day moving average this week, our market timing system may shift back to a «buy» signal (subscribers of our nightly trading newsletter will be instantly notified if / when we re-enter «buy» mode).

The breach and close below the 200 - day moving average this week is the first time below this average since April 2017.

Not exact matches

The four - week moving average of initial claims, considered a better measure of labor market trends as it irons out week - to - week volatility, fell 1,250, to 231,250 last week, the lowest level since March 31, 1973.

The four - week moving average of continuing claims fell 750, to 1.90 million, the lowest level since Jan. 12, 1974, suggesting a continued decline in labor market slack.

Copper, which is highly attuned to China's economy, hit its lowest in three weeks at $ 6,752 a tonne, accelerating downwards after it broke below its 200 - day moving average at $ 6,800.

Gold, meanwhile, hit a six - week low of $ 1,307.40 an ounce, as the dollar strength and bets on higher interest rates kept it on the slide having already gone dropped through its 100 - day moving average.

The ETF declined below its 200 - day moving average at the beginning of the week.

The four - week moving average of the so - called continuing claims rose 6,750 to 1.86 million.

The four - week moving average of claims, seen as a better measure of labor market trends as it irons out week - to - week volatility, fell 3,250 to 289,750 last week.

The four - week moving average of initial claims, viewed as a better measure of labor market trends as it irons out week - to - week volatility, fell 2,250 to 229,250 last week.

Railcar loadings of intermodal containers rose to a record high in early September, up 5.3 % y / y based on the 26 - week moving average of the data.

It's been a volatile week for stocks as DC - dysfunction and changes in market leadership have led to whipsaw moves in the major averages.

Now, we are looking for the price action to tighten up around the 10 - week moving average, which could soon lead to a breakout above the range:

Another Southeast Asian ETF looking great is iShares MSCI Indonesia Fund ($ EIDO), which has formed a tight - ranged base while holding the rising 10 - week moving average (roughly the same as the 50 - day moving average on the daily chart), indicating that the price action is very tight.

$ KBE is back above its 10 - week moving average, and the price action moving in a tight, sideways range above the rising 20 - day exponential moving average on the daily chart (not shown).

With $ AMZN breaking below its 50 - day moving average last week, for example, we would like to see the price action hold above $ 280 (just below the highs of the last base).

With $ GKOS trading near its record high, its price is well above its 40 - week moving average, as well as its 10 - week moving average (similar to 50 - day moving average).

After chopping around in a range for a few weeks, and again coming into support of its 50 - day moving average several times, $ TAN eventually broke out to new highs again.

Leading stocks like $ TSLA (we are still holding with an unrealized gain of 48 %), $ FB (we recently sold for a 49 % gain), and $ KORS must hold on to their rising 50 - day moving averages / 10 - week moving averages to keep the dominant stock market rally alive.

The iShares MSCI Thailand Index ($ THD) has formed a bullish basing pattern during the past five weeks, and has found support around the 10 - week moving average, which is a bullish sign.

The rising 10 - week moving average (or 50 - day moving average) is also converging at the same $ 92 level.

Since the idea is to avoid buying stocks that are too far extended above their 10 - week moving averages, when exactly should you buy strong stocks based on the weekly charts?

Like $ GKOS, $ AERI is also consolidating at all - time highs and trading in a very tight range above the 10 - week moving average.

$ IHI broke out from its last base three weeks ago, and the price is still trading near its highs (above the 10 - day moving average on the daily chart).

Specifically, we expect $ TAN to come into support of its 10 - week moving average (teal line) before it could be considered a low - risk re-entry on the buy side.

Case in point is recent IPO Acacia Communications ($ ACIA), which broke out on the week of July 12 to close 40 % above the first print of its 10 - week moving average.

A pullback buy entry into $ XBI could be made near current levels, with a stop below the 40 - week moving average (or prior swing low for a looser stop).

As an avid believer in applying the KISS methodology to trading, I primarily base my weekly chart analysis on the 10 - week moving average (10 - week MA).

Further, the 10 - week moving average is well above the 40 - week moving average, and both indicators are in a clear uptrend.

In the process of doing so, the 40 - week moving average subsequently transforms from a paramount support level to a major area of overhead resistance that is tough to push through (especially when the 10 - week moving average begins to roll over as well).

A technically negative weekly chart occurs when a stock ends a week below its key weekly moving average with the momentum reading declining below 80.00.

Applications for jobless aid rose 2,000 to a seasonally adjusted 263,000, matching its four - week moving average, the Labor Department said Thursday.

The large - cap NASDAQ 100 also cracked below its 50 - day moving average, and now appears to be headed for long - term support of its 200 - day moving average (or 40 - week MA).

With $ ZU (see chart below), we like last week's «undercut» of both the low of the February 25 gap - up bar ($ 51.35) and 50 - day moving average.

Though last week's rally triggered several widely - followed trend - following signals (for example, a break through the 200 - day moving average on the S&P 500), the broader ensemble of data suggests a high likelihood of a failed rally.

A technically positive weekly chart occurs when a stock ends a week above its key weekly moving average with the momentum reading rising above 20.00.

However, after a strong 10 - week advance from the touch of the 40 - week moving average (orange line) in late June, $ PGJ may now be due for a healthy 4 - 5 week correction.

As shown on the daily chart below, notice that EWH has been neatly holding near - term support of its 20 - day exponential moving average, and is now poised for a breakout to a fresh 52 - week high:

Notice that $ SMH is coming into support of its 20 - day exponential moving average for the first time since it broke out four weeks ago.

Considering the NASDAQ has recently broken a 17 - month uptrend line and its 10 - week moving average (blue line above) is rolling over, negative price momentum is certainly building.

Operating with the idea that the 200 - day moving average of $ QQQ will not provide significant support, we now expect $ QQQ to fall to test its prior swing low (around the $ 63 to $ 64 area) over the next two weeks.

$ URA blasted through the high of its prior trading range and 40 - week moving average, on volume that was about 400 % greater than average.

As for a specific buy entry point, look for the 10 - week moving average (same as the 50 - day moving average) to catch up while $ PGJ consolidates in a tight range.

Note that the stock has been below its 200 - day simple moving average since the week of April 12, 2013, when the average was $ 13.33.

The green line is the 200 - week simple moving average.

Last week's shooting star in $ QQQ (and resistance of the 10 - week moving average) is circled on the weekly chart below:

To recap the video, our preset breakout scan is designed to find stocks trading within 20 % of a 52 - week high, trading sideways above their 50 - day moving averages.

Not every short selling setup will be as explosive to the downside as $ CROX was on the initial drop, but the idea is that the stock should have clearly and convincingly sliced through both its 10 - week and 40 - week moving averages before finding support.

From there, $ LULU may form a bearish base at the lows OR bounce into resistance of the declining 10 - week moving average (similar to the 50 - day moving average).

Upon completing a 20 % pullback off its February 2013 high, $ KORS found support at its 200 - day moving average, then rallied to reclaim its 50 - day moving average last week.