| Wesley Chapel, Florida, March 31, 2008 -- With lots of talk about credit
crunches and recession backed up by weak economic statistics, it’s not
surprising that the pressure may be getting to the stock indexes, which have
remained rather resilient compared to other markets so far.
As the chart of the
popular E-mini S&P 500 futures contract shows, the market has clearly been
heading down since the first of the year, and the highs are getting
progressively lower. Then combine the traditional chart signals with
indications from
VantagePoint Intermarket Analysis Software,
and it becomes apparent why traders might be bearish:
- VantagePoint’s
predicted short-term difference (red line) has crossed below the
predicted long-term difference (green line) and below the zero line.
- VantagePoint’s
predicted Neural Index, a proprietary indicator, is at 0.00, a bearish
reading.
- VantagePoint’s
predicted medium-term exponential moving average (blue line) is on the
verge of crossing below the actual medium-term simple moving average
(black line), the final step to suggest a short position might be in
order.
Note what happened to
E-mini prices when those conditions occurred together in the past (arrows).
If the moving average crossover materializes, the initial downside target
would be the double bottom in the 1253-1255 area (dashed line).
Going back to traditional
chart analysis again, the recent E-mini action might be viewed as a
descending triangle with the breakout generally going through the bottom
flat side of the triangle as the market resumes the trend it was in when it
went into the triangle. If that line gives way, the mid-2006 lows in the
1220 area become the next target. You can read more about this stock, along
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