I use nothing more than daily and
weekly price charts, not a bunch of fancy indicators, no fancy bells and whistles.
What is to be said about the daily and
weekly price charts of gold itself?
Chart # 1 above is
a weekly price chart for NEM which shows eight straight weeks of weekly gains from early November 2017 through to the new year.
Not exact matches
On the annotated
weekly chart of $ GLD below, notice the descending triangle pattern that preceded last Friday's breakdown below key horizontal
price support:
However, I eventually realized that longer - term
weekly charts did the crucial job of smoothing out day to day
price volatility and presenting an objective «big picture» of the dominant trend.
Just as last Friday's losses in the Dow and S&P were greater than the declines in the NASDAQ and Russell 2000, there is quite a bit of
price divergence on the
weekly charts of iShares Russell 2000 ($ IWM) and the NASDAQ Composite Index ($ COMPX) when compared to $ SPY and $ DIA.
However, the
price has since settled into a consolidation pattern, with four consecutive weeks of tight closing
prices on the
weekly chart.
This
chart shows
weekly price bars going back to the beginning of 2007, and thus includes the crash of 2008 and then the current bull market for stocks that began in March 2009.
Presently, we still like the
price action of $ GXG, and its
weekly chart continues to -LSB-...]
On the
weekly chart of $ FXI below, notice the
price has just clipped intermediate - term support of its 10 - week moving average, which is basically the same as the 50 - day moving average on a daily
chart: The -LSB-...]
This is the shorter - term type of
price confirmation that we like to see confirming longer - term bases of the
weekly chart.
On the longer - term
weekly chart below, notice that $ XOP has also just broken out above key horizontal
price resistance of its prior high from September of 2012, which should further spark bullish momentum from here:
On the
weekly chart above, notice the tight
price action near resistance of the 40 - week moving average (similar to 200 - day moving average) over the preceding four weeks.
The
weekly chart is quite powerful, as it shows the huge pick up in volume during the rally as the
price action cleared the 40 - week MA (in orange).
On the
weekly chart of $ GLD below, notice that the ETF attempted to break out above key horizontal
price resistance in October 2012, but was unable to do so.
On November 7, $ YCS had a very wide - ranged decline (not shown on the
weekly chart), but the
price immediately snapped back the following day.
That
price action caused a bullish reversal candlestick to form on the
weekly chart (highlighted in yellow), and volume ticked higher as well.
The
chart below also shows that the bitcoin
price became overbought for the first time on a
weekly chart since 2013.
On the
weekly chart, notice the 10 - week moving average is trending lower, but the
price is still holding above the 40 - week moving average.
On the
weekly chart of $ NEWR below, the top half shows the
price action of the stock, while the bottom half shows the relative strength line:
Drilling down to the shorter - term
weekly chart pattern of $ TBT, notice the major band of horizontal
price support around the $ 71 area (highlighted in yellow).
The ideal, hypothetical
price action of $ SPX is drawn on the
weekly chart below, but this is obviously just one scenario and anything can happen:
The
charts shown in Figures 1 and 2 show the
weekly and daily
charts for ticker USO (an ETF which is designed to track the
price of crude oil).
Next is the
weekly chart of the NASDAQ, which shows the
price action could play out in a similar manner to the S&P 500 in the coming weeks:
Although the daily
chart is useful for seeing short - term trends, trade setups on the monthly timeframe can be more explosive, especially when they align with bullish
price action on the
weekly and daily
chart intervals.
The first of the following
weekly charts compares the EEM / SPY ratio (the Emerging Markets ETF relative to the S&P 500) with the CRB Index (an index comprising the
prices of 17 commodities).
Drilling down to the
weekly chart timeframe below, we get a better idea of how the market's
price action could play out over the next several weeks.
But let's also take a look at the
weekly chart, which gives us a more zoomed in perspective of recent
price action:
If comparing the longer - term
weekly charts of SLV and GLD, it quickly becomes apparent that SLV has a lot more technical
price resistance and overhead supply to work through before recovering back to its year 2011 highs.
United Parcel Service Inc. is above a «golden cross» on its daily
chart with a positive but overbought
weekly chart, which indicates that a positive reaction to earnings may be
priced - in.
The SelfPublisherBibel.de reports
weekly on the books in the Amazon
charts, and like 2011/2012 in the US, indies are storming the
charts with lower
priced books.
The lower two
charts display the
weekly & monthly time - frame, with their respective closest swing high and swing lows clearly marked, as potential future Support / Resistance levels, where I will focus my attention to the
price action that occurs on my top two
charts (4 hour and daily time - frame) when
price moves to one of my SR levels on the highest time - frames.
A forex candlestick
chart contains
price bars that conveys the high, low, open, and close
price for a given forex currency pair over the period of time that one candlestick represents, (1 hr, 4 hr, daily,
weekly, etc.).
Bigger
charts: A trend seen on a five minute
chart does not carry anywhere near as much weight as a
chart that is based on daily,
weekly or monthly
price action.
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On the
weekly chart the SPY shows strong
price action driving off the doji star last week.
On the
weekly chart the
price drop this week negated the possibility of a short term Positive RSI Reversal by making a new lower low.
Their
charts also suggest more upward
price action on both the daily and
weekly view.
The
weekly chart is also a bit mixed with technically a confirmation of a Shooting Star, reversing to the downside, but with strong end of week
price action to close it near unchanged.
Source: FactSet Research Systems Inc., 6/29/2012 to 6/30/2017 Closing
prices charted on a
weekly frequency.
I have a question how to determine the turning point of the trend change, is it
price action signal daily or
weekly chart, or when
prices cross 50 % Fib level, or when it break the trend line?
Closing
prices charted on a
weekly frequency.
However, if
prices on Friday can show that important follow - through buying strength and produce a technically bullish
weekly high close, that would be an early
chart clue the market has put in a near - term bottom.
On the
weekly chart you see a new all - time high
weekly close as
price follows the Bollinger Bands higher.
Price action on the
Weekly Chart proved that market has broke key level with a strong momentum.
With your guidance am now able to make $ 3000
weekly for now, i learnt how to trade
price action and now my
charts are clear and clean of any indicators.THANK YOU!
Using a GBPJPY
weekly chart, we can clearly see that the 148 level is a key
price action level; we don't need Fibonacci to tell us that.
Their
charts also suggested more upward
price action on both the daily and
weekly view.
I get what you mean, but if you follow high probability trades like naked
charts aka
Price Action shouldn't we expect more than just 2.5 %
weekly.
Out on the
weekly chart the
price action remains in the consolidation zone at the all - time highs.