Tag: fibonacci extensions
Bulls May Have Trouble Tearing Down This Wall Of Resistance!
Don't believe in the power of Fibonacci price levels?
Perhaps this two-pack of stock market charts will change your mind.
Back in late December, I warned...
Dow Industrials: Will 261.8 Fibonacci Resistance Slow Bull Market?
The Dow Jones Industrial Average has had a good year in 2017.
Actually, it's had an excellent year. Â Make that two years.
This bull market has...
S&P 500 Chart Spotlight: Higher Prices Into 2018
S&P 500 LONGER TERM
The S&P 500 (INDEXSP:.INX) may be vulnerable to a pullback over the coming days/weeks, but that should produce another buying opportunity...
Russell 2000 Index Hit Key Fibonacci Price Target
The current inexorable stock market rally has folks wondering where it will at least take a breather, if not put the breaks on.
The small-cap...
Nasdaq Composite: Why 6200 Could Bring A Market Top
The Nasdaq Composite (INDEXNASDAQ:.IXIC) has been on fire, providing market leadership for much of the way higher off the 2009 lows.
And the Nazzie's latest...
Nasdaq Composite Nearing Major Price Target
I haven't written about the Nasdaq Composite (INDEXNASDAQ:.IXIC) for some time.
In fact, the last time I researched the subject was February 2015 (here's the...
S&P 500 (SPY) Pulls Back From Key Fibonacci Level
The S&P 500's rally from late 2016 through February 2017 was like a rocket ride (especially if we consider the overnight election lows for stock market...
Wells Fargo’s Stock (WFC) Declines: Downside Price Targets
Wells Fargo's stock price (NYSE:WFC) has spent much of 2016 trading between $44 and $51 per share. But that range could get broken to...
Crude Oil Update: Why Fibonacci Price Targets Matter
In January of 2016, I wrote an article on Crude Oil Futures where I identified a resistance zone of 37.28 to 41.47 using my Fibonacci...
Where Is The Crude Oil Rally Headed Next?
Crude oil futures are volatile enough on a normal day, but with rumors of a Russia/OPEC February meeting to discuss production cuts, it’s really volatile...