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Canadian dollar chart analysis

Major trend, intermediate trend and near-term trend are down
Major trend is down for the Canadian dollar. Intermediate trend is down for the Canadian dollar. And the near-term trend is down for the Canadian dollar.

Canadian Dollar 2-Year Chart

Reference the last chart analysis for the Canadian dollar posted on December 8, 2013 when it was testing support of $0.9400. This level is now major resistance and the downtrend continues for the dollar. The current support level is now around $0.8900 and there is a high probability this level could be broken. On the long-term chart (not shown) there are support levels at $0.8600 and $0.8400. Yes, there is a high probability we could see the Canadian dollar test the $0.8400 level before the end of the year.

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TSX Index chart showing major resistance at 14,300

Can the TSX Index break major resistance of 14,300?

Chart of the TSX Index showing the intermediate uptrend with major resistance of 14,300

Reference the chart analysis today showing the sector performance.

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Technical analysis of the Canadian stock market

Intermediate uptrend still in effect for the Canadian stock market
Uptrend still in effect for the Canadian market. The TSX Index bounced off support of 13,500 which is near the 50-day moving average.

TSX Index 4-Year Weekly Chart

The TSX Index bounced off support of 13,500 which is near the 50-day moving average.

Reference the last chart analysis for the Canadian market.

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“It is not when you buy that counts, it is when you sell”

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TSX Index chart analysis

Intermediate uptrend for the TSX Index
Weekly chart for the TSX Index showing the intermediate uptrend for the Canadian market. Resistance is 14,000 and the next level is the 2011 high around the 14,300 level.

TSX Weekly Chart courtesy of BigCharts.com

Weekly chart for the TSX Index showing the intermediate uptrend for the Canadian market. Resistance is 14,000 and the next level is the 2011 high around the 14,300 level.

Reference my chart analysis from April, 2011 as the TSX Index met resistance at the 14,300 level.

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“It is not when you buy that counts, it is when you sell”

Note: Click on HOME for updated postings. This technical analysis is for educational purposes so you can learn to trade online using candlestick charts and other technical indicators including volume, moving averages and oscillators. Please conduct your own chart analysis or consult your financial advisor before making investment decisions. The author of this article may hold long or short positions in the featured stock or index.

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