Sunday, December 24, 2006

SPY Trend Analysis - 12/22/2006

All the major US indices were negative. For the week, the Dow Jones Industrial Average gave back 102.30 points, or 0.82%. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index dropped 16.33 points, or 1.14%, while the Nasdaq Composite lost 56.02 points, or 2.28%.
OscillatorsTrend Analysis
SymbolDailyWeeklyDailyWeeklyMtlyQtlyYrly
SPYRelative Strength Index (RSI):		45.78
William"s Percentage Range (W%R):	31.2
Lane"s Stochastic (%D-Slow):		39.11
MACD - Bearish DivergenceRelative Strength Index (RSI):		62.64
William"s Percentage Range (W%R):	9.4
Lane"s Stochastic (%D-Slow):		89.76Pattern:	DownTrend
High: 		143.24 - 12/14/06
Low:  		140.67 - 12/22/06
Current Price:	140.75Pattern:	Rising Channel
Status:		Support Broken
Low:  		122.39 - 07/18/06
High: 		143.24 - 12/14/06
Support:	141.94 (± 0.21)
Resistance:	144.27 (± 0.21)
Current Price:	140.75Pattern:	Broadening Ascending Wedges
Status:		Valid
Low:  		122.34 - 06/14/06
High: 		143.24 - 12/14/06
Support:	120.30 (± 2.12)
Resistance:	143.89 (± 2.12)
Current Price:	140.75Pattern:	Falling Channel
Status:		Support Broken
High: 		155.75 - 03/24/00
Low:  		77.07 - 10/10/02
Current Price:	140.75Pattern:	DownTrend
High: 		155.75 - 03/24/00
Low:  		77.07 - 10/10/02
Current Price:	140.75
SPY Long-term perspective:
The monthly uptrend that started on 6/14/2006 is near completion. It has a five waves impulse structure and the final fifth wave is completed or almost completed. A new downtrend toward the multiyear support line is about to start.
QQQQ - Long-Term Trend
Technical Stock Market Timing System
SPY Short-term perspective:
The last fifth wave of the long-term uptrend is near completion. The wave is forming a termination pattern, weekly technical indicators are overbought, and the weekly uptrend support line is almost broken. If support holds, we may see a brief rebound, but there is not much room for the upside move. The risk/reward ratio is high.
QQQQ - Short-Term Trend
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