SVA support at $7.40 is broken.
Next support is $7.00 after which (if this breaks as well), we can expect a fairly steep drop.
The SPX close with the level cutting the Tenkan sen.
As we can see, Tenkan sen has have a very steep rise couple of sessions back.
My personal rules is:
- if the rise is sharp, then it is time to take profit once it cuts the Tenkan sen
On another note, we can see that the curve for SPX seems to be flattening; a sign of diminishing returns or consolidation.
So, is this a good time to go long on various counters?
Personal gut feel, the gains may not be as substantial as before. With a number of stocks rising because of stimulants plans, quarterly reports for next year are going to provide challenge to the existing stock valuation.
Note:
Trade based on what the chart says…not on gut feel
1. BYD has a bearish cross back in November 10.
2. Currently, support can be found at $66.80 based on the Chikou Span support.
3. Price is still above the kumo level which suggests that the uptrend is still intact and may be supported.
4. Stochastics shows that it is approaching oversold territory. Will there be a rebound from here?