Intermediate trend is sideways for the TSX Index
When the major trend is down, and the intermediate trend is sideways; the best trading decision is to raise cash levels, and stay out of the market.
Reference last weeks analysis of the TSX Index: not much has changed.
What are the critical support levels for the TSX Index?
What is a Double Top Reversal Pattern identified in the above chart?
- Is this a Double Top Reversal for the S&P/TSX index? – posted April 14, 2011
- Is this the start of a Double Top Pattern on the weekly chart? – posted April 24, 2011
- What is the downside risk for the TSX Index? – posted May 6, 2011
- Next support level for the TSX is 12,500 – posted June 18, 2011
Relevant articles picked from the Web:
- 10 best stocks for 2012 – Fortune – Dec 12, 2011
- A requiem for European Union in need of intervention – Globe Investor – Dec 12, 2011
- Bleaker reality hits Quebec’s economy – FP – Dec 12, 2011
- Five things Wall Street doesn’t want you to know – FP – Dec 12, 2011
- Mark Cuban invests 1 billion dollars and 17 cents’ in Toronto’s Brotips.com – FP – Dec 13, 2011
- Potash Corp., Crescent Point, Suncor and TD Bank among top picks for 2012 – FP – Dec 13, 2011
- General Electric Co. expects a double-digit increase in 2012 profit – FP – Dec 13, 2011
- High yield expected to remain a sweet spot in 2012 – FP – Dec 14, 2011
- Deutsche Bank’s top oil stock picks – FP – Dec 14, 2011
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