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TSX Index chart analysis showing the trendlines

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Can the TSX Index break the downward sloping trendline?

Chart analysis of the TSX Index showing the trendlines over the past year

TSX Index Daily Chart

The TSX Index has a negative technical profile. The intermediate trend is down and the index trades below the 50-day, 100-day and 200-day simple moving averages. And, the 50-day moving average is below the 100-day and 200-day moving averages. And, the TSX Index trades below the downward sloping trendline. Also, the RSI is trending down and is below 50. Resistance is at the 12,000 level with current support for the lateral band at 11,500. Major support is at the 11,000 level.

Reference my last chart analysis for the TSX Index based on the weekly chart.

The following are some current articles picked from the web:

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Note: This technical analysis is for educational purposes so you can learn to trade online using candlestick charts. Please conduct your own chart analysis or consult your financial advisor before making investment decisions. The chart snippets are from BigCharts.com which I recommend and have used for fifteen years. The author of this article may hold long or short positions in the featured stock or index.

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TSX Index candlestick chart analysis

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TSX Index in a lateral trading band

TSX Index candlestick chart analysis showing the support and resistance levels. The relative strength indicator (RSI) is below 50 and trending down.

TSX Index Weekly Candlestick chart

Reference the last chart analysis for the TSX Index.

Interesting Financial Post article dated Oct 12, 2011: Energy stocks ‘discounting armageddon’

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Note: This technical analysis is for educational purposes so you can learn to trade online using candlestick charts. Please conduct your own chart analysis or consult your financial advisor before making investment decisions. The chart snippets are from BigCharts.com which I recommend and have used for fifteen years. The author of this article may hold long or short positions in the featured stock or index.

© 2011 TradeOnline.ca

Technical analysis for the TSX index

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Critical support levels for the TSX Index

Technical analysis for the TSX Index using a three year candlestick chart highlighting major support and resistance levels

TSX Index Three-Year Weekly Candlestick Chart

The support level of 11,000 to 10,900 is based on a Fibonacci Retracement of 50% of the move from the March, 2009 low of 7500 to the April, 2011 high of 14,300. And it is also near the July, 2010 low of 11,065. This is a major support level!

The final support level of 10,000 is based on a Fibonacci Retracement of 61.8% of the move from the March, 2009 low of 7500 to the April, 2011 high of 14,300.

Please reference the previous chart analysis for the TSX Index.

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Note: This technical analysis is for educational purposes so you can learn to trade online using candlestick charts. Please conduct your own chart analysis or consult your financial advisor before making investment decisions. The chart snippets are from BigCharts.com which I recommend and have used for fifteen years. The author of this article may hold long or short positions in the featured stock or index.

© 2011 TradeOnline.ca

Technical analysis of the TSX Index

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There were many early indicators for the 19.6% correction in the TSX Index

Techncial analysis using a candlestick chart for the TSX Index

Where is the bottom for the TSX Index?

Reference my March 13, 2011 post: TSX at an advanced stage in this intermediate swing

Review the archive of my posts for more of the early indicators. Technical analysis is about risk management.

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Note: This technical analysis is for educational purposes so you can learn to trade online using candlestick charts. Please conduct your own chart analysis or consult your financial advisor before making investment decisions. The chart snippets are from BigCharts.com which I recommend and have used for fifteen years. The author of this article may hold long or short positions in the featured stock or index.

TSX Index candlestick chart analysis

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Spinning Top candlestick for the TSX Index
TSX index candlestick chart showing support and resistance with a spinning top candlestick in a lateral trading band

TSX Index Three-Year Weekly Candlestick Chart

The intermediate trend is down and the near-term trend is sideways: cash is king at this stage in the market. I am monitoring the support and resistance levels as indicated in the above chart. A break below the support level of 12,000 would be an indication to liquidate more of your long positions.

Reference the last chart analysis for the TSX index.

Reference this chart if the TSX Index cannot hold support at 12,000: What is the downside risk for the TSX?

Interesting Financial Post article: The period of seasonal strength in the technology sector is approaching. What can investors expect this year?

What do you think of this article from the Globe and Mail: Sideways market can bring decent returns.

Sept 23, 2011 article, MarketWatch: Copper, coal: crystal balls for the global economy Commodities show gloomy outlook, but are worth a closer look.

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Note: This technical analysis is for educational purposes so you can learn to trade online using candlestick charts. Please conduct your own chart analysis or consult your financial advisor before making investment decisions. The chart snippets are from BigCharts.com which I recommend and have used for fifteen years. The author of this article may hold long or short positions in the featured stock or index.

Candlestick chart analysis – TSX Index

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Harami Pattern for the TSX Index
Harami candlestick pattern on the weekly chart of the TSX index indicates the TSX could ease into a congestion band between support of 12,000 and resistance of 12,500

Three-Year Weekly Chart for the TSX Index

We may have a bottom in the recent sell-off but the intermediate trend is still down. Cash is king in this market.

Reference the previous analysis of the TSX Index for the downside risk if the index cannot hold the 12,000 and 11,500 support levels.

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Note: This technical analysis is for educational purposes so you can learn to trade online using candlestick charts. Please conduct your own chart analysis or consult your financial advisor before making investment decisions. The chart snippets are from BigCharts.com which I recommend and have used for fifteen years. The author of this article may hold long or short positions in the featured stock or index.

What is the downside risk for the TSX Index?

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TSX candlestick chart with support levels
TSX Index candlestick chart with major support levels

TSX Index Three-Year Weekly Chart

The intermediate trend and the near-term trend are both down in the above candlestick chart.

Reference the most recent weekly chart of the TSX Index for September 23, 2011. The TSX Index did not hold the 12,000 support level. The 12,000 level is now resistance on the current chart. The reversal of roles from support to resistance or resistance to support is an important concept in technical analysis.

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Note: This technical analysis is for educational purposes so you can learn to trade online using candlestick charts. Please conduct your own chart analysis or consult your financial advisor before making investment decisions. The chart snippets are from BigCharts.com which I recommend and have used for fifteen years. The author of this article may hold long or short positions in the featured stock or index.

TSX Index candlestick chart analysis

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Bullish Piercing Pattern for the TSX Index
TSX Index cadlestick chart showing a bullish piercing pattern

TSX Index Three-Year Candlestick Chart

We may have a bottom in the recent sell-off but the intermediate trend is still down. A cash position of at least 50% is prudent in this market.

Reference the previous analysis of the TSX Index.

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Note: This technical analysis is for educational purposes so you can learn to trade online using candlestick charts. Please conduct your own chart analysis or consult your financial advisor before making investment decisions. The chart snippets are from BigCharts.com which I recommend and have used for fifteen years. The author of this article may hold long or short positions in the featured stock or index.