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Chart of the Week: S&P500 index

Weekly appointment with the world’s most watched charts.


After weeks of testing, retesting, and holding, the MA20W finally gave way. The S&P 500 closed at 6,740.02, more than 100 points below the MA20W. The entire candle body sits under it. Since our first S&P 500 Chart of the Week in W02, we defined two conditions for a bearish trigger: a weekly close below the MA20W and a clear price signal. Both are now met.

The volatility indicator reacted sharply from its historical floor. The fear indicator jumped to 85%. Bears dominate the weekly reading nearly 2.6 to 1.

The framework spoke. Let’s read it.

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The Hunt: FTSE MIB Week 9

Weekly tracking of the Italian benchmark index.

Why do we do this? Check out our strategy page.


My proprietary DBBT indicator identifies misalignments between current price and expected technical levels on major indices.

Every week, we put the FTSE MIB in our crosshairs.

The hunt is on.


Let’s pick up from where we left off. We had all the elements to go short – at the very least to close the fourth common gap that had formed over the past three months. No need to overcomplicate things: the setup was there.

Fortune smiled on us. Not only was the gap filled – the market extended brutally to the downside.

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Charts Flash: Week 09/26

Quick observations on the charts that caught our eye this week.


This week’s flash covers S&P500, Silver, Bitcoin, EUR/USD and Gold – with Silver finally reaching a key level, Bitcoin pressing lower, Gold setting another record, and the S&P500 still glued to the same moving average.

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Chart of the Week: Nikkei225

Weekly appointment with the world’s most watched charts.


New all-time highs for the Japanese index: intraday top at 59,332.43 and record close on both the daily and weekly timeframes at 58,850.27.

But is everything as bright as it seems?

Let’s find out together whether the Nikkei is showing signs of a bubble.

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