Technical Analysis
Resistance 1350 is stong level.
By The Secret Passage To Financial Freedom  •  February 14, 2012
Seems like 1350-1370 is a strong resistance.......
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5 responses to “Resistance 1350 is stong level.”

  1. Patrick See says:

    Hi,

    My speuclation is that the resistance level of 1350 may pierce thru like a piece of cake on or before this Wed, Feb 15th! Cheers.

  2. Patrick See says:

    Hi,

    ‘Pierce thru’ is a strong word. Testing ‘again’ would be appropriate.

    Though it did try to test 12900 the market fell back. Retail Sales which was key to this week’s rally failed to impress. Adding to insult, prior month’s data were revised downwards.

    Focus would then be on Claims and CPI tomorrow while Greece is back in the drawing board.

  3. mml says:

    Hi Patrick,

    Am quite disappointed with yesterday closing.
    Whether it will break the resistance or due for correction will be known within these few days.

  4. Patrick See says:

    Hi,

    Tonight will be interesting!

    1. Jobless claims fell more than expected.
    2. Housing start is impressive while Building permits’s within expectation.

    Let’s see who wing this tug of war. US data or Greek noise!

    Cheers!

  5. mml says:

    tt’s right. from my chart, it still have not break the trendline. i waiting for it to break up as it is forming a symmertical triangle.
    cheers.

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