Boersen Klaus

Hi folks! Welcome to another part of the blog post series State of Dow Jones for Calendar Week 42 2021 Part three already. This week has been incredible for those that invested into the Dow Jones. But how healthy is the current price development and what's the outlook?   Technical Chart for Dow Jones Every "State of Dow Jones" blog post should start with the technical chart, so here we go (created on tradingview.com):   The Dow Jones managed to trade above its SMA 20 and also overcame the turquoise trendline / flag which happened to be at the 35 000 resistance level, which became a support shortly afterwards. The index only knew one direction during this week - upwards. The current price movement stopped a few points above the old all-time high and within the upper Envelope band. On the daily time frame, the index now looks slightly overheated. For now, the old all-time high around 35 631 holds, but it wouldn't be a big surprise if there was a small pull-back before t

State of DAX for Calendar Week 42 Welcome to another episode of the blog post series "State of DAX". It is October the 23th and we've only 5 trading days left in October. So far this month has brought us a small turn around because it seems like the small correction has found an end. But how healthy is the current development and what's the short-term outlook? Technical Chart for DAX As usual, we'll start with the technical chart for DAX, created on tradingview.com: The index has been trading sideways within a range of 1000 points since April this year. On October the 15th, the DAX managed to break through the trendline/flag and also climbed above the important level of 15 500. Also, the SMA 200 still acts as a comfortable level of support and the index is expected to stay above this line. Let's zoom into the chart: The index climbed above the SMA 20 and tested it on the same day (14th October), which was a good confirmation of the short-term price movement. A

State of Dow Jones - Calendar Week 41 2021 Welcome to the second episode of the blog post series "State of Dow Jones", where we look at the leading US stock index from different perspectives and try to determine how solid the current development is. Technical Chart for Dow Jones Every "State of Dow Jones" blog post should start with the technical chart, so here we go (created on tradingview.com): The Dow Jones overcame the old falling highs and the important resistance at 25 000, now trading at 35 294 points. The index is trading above its SMA 20 again and even went into the upper Envelope band. This means the Dow is slightly overheated and it is likely that the index will show a small pull-back before rising again. The RSI is at 60, three trendlines were identified and crossed during the last trading days. The technical chart provides us with enough confidence to say that the correction might be over and the outlook is neutral, or maybe even slightly bullish. Marke

 State of DAX for Calender Week 41 Welcome to this week's blog post about the state of the DAX. Those who follow us on Twitter might have seen a tweet from Wednesday, stating that there are small signs that the current situations might become better soon:   German stock index #dax - recovery started? #marketbreadth data gets a little bit better (SMA data on first image delayed by one trading day). #dax40 must close above 15 270. SMA 20 is at 15308 (XETRA). pic.twitter.com/LmD3hCF6Dj — Boersen Klaus (@boersen_klaus) October 13, 2021   Shortly afterwards, the DAX began it's climb on the chart. Are we out of the trouble yet? Let's determine that by looking at the index from different perspectives.   Technical Chart for DAX As usual, we'll start with the technical chart for DAX,created on tradingview.com: The SMA 200 band has provided a confident level of support and the DAX managed to climb above the resistance levels 15 270 and 15 500. Also, the falling trendline was

State of Dow Jones - Calendar Week 40 I publish the "State of DAX" report every weekend, and after I've added some tooling to calculate the same market breadth data for the Dow Jones as well, I've decided that I can also publish a report on the state of the Dow Jones index. Those "reports" are just simple blog posts which try to interpret the current technical and market breadth situation, from my personal perspective and with my limited knowledge. "State of Dow Jones" might be a name that is too big for this blog post series, but I can't think of any other (good) name at the moment. So here we are, starting a new blog post series. Welcome and let's start!   Technical Chart for Dow Jones Total gains/losses for the Dow Jones in October so far: ~ 1,22% Here is the current technical chart for the Dow Jones index, created on tradingview.com: The Dow Jones has seen some interesting trading days! The range between 33 227 and 33 810 is a very impo

Welcome to another episode of the blog post series State of DAX for Calender Week 40 October (or is it UPTOBER!11 ?) has already seen six trading days. The DAX went through difficult times during the last weeks, so it will be really interesting to determine the current state of the German leading stock index. Technical Chart for DAX Total gains/losses for DAX in October so far: ~ + 0,3% (XETRA) Here is the current technical chart for DAX, created on tradingview.com: This chart shows that the index has been moving between the wide range of 14 800 and 16 000 points since March. The all-time high was accomplished on Aug 13, and since then, the DAX has only know one direction - downwards. We've seen a number of falling highs, which means that we are inside of a correction. If this correction stays a healthy correction or becomes something worse, is not yet decided. On Oct 06, the lowest low since May was reached and the DAX has made some minor attempts to recover. The SMA 200 with a to

A quick roundup for Dow Jones Dow Jones Market Breadth With this blog post I will provide the latest market breadth data for the Dow Jones index. At the time of writing, the data for today was not delivered yet by our provider, this is why today is not yet included yet in the dashboard. Here is the long-term view of Dow Jone's market breadth data (image provided by https://www.advance-decline.net ):   The McClellan Summation Index for Dow Jones allows comparing the strength of the summer months with today's situation. We can clearly see that bulls have their troubles with the Dow Jones index. Here is the middle-term view of Dow Jone's market breadth data (image provided by https://www.advance-decline.net ) so we can get into detail: The McClellan Oscillator for Dow Jones recovered and is now above the zero line again. This is a slightly bullish sign. The McClellan Summation Index stopped declining but still has very low values. Maybe we will see a bottom here. Now to the in

State of DAX - Calender Week 39 The end of September was reached and October is finally here. What a month! September was brought the DAX losses > - 3,5%, as this blog post about relative index performance shows . People from the crypto scene are already talking about the "Uptober", because they expect that September is the weakest month of the year and it can only get better. While BitCoin, Ethereum and other crypto currencies already show signs of improvement, this can not be said for the German stock index DAX. So - where is this index standing and what can be expected from the next days or weeks? Technical Chart for DAX DAX technical chart created at tradingview.com   Let's face it: The DAX is captured within the range from 15 000 to 16 000. In this range, it is still trading below the SMA 20 and it even crossed the area around 15 000 again. Envelopes state that the index is oversold. The RSI is below 40 and points downwards, aiming at 30. That's the negative p

21Shares Crypto Basket Index ETP Market Breadth Data now available   Today, we've added market breadth data for the 21Shares Crypto Basket Index ETP .   The 21Shares Crypto Basket Index ETP (ticker: HODL) is a popular instrument to invest in crypto currencies. This security as a WKN and ISIN and can be traded with traditional broker accounts. The ETP covers the five biggest crypto currencies based on their market capitalization. When we added this crypto basket to our website on October the 2nd, the following five crypto currencies were covered: BitCoin, Polkadot, Ethereum, Cardana, Cosmos. As usually, we calculate the market breadth data for this index on daily basis (7 days a week).    

  BitPandas Crypto Index BCI 10 - Market Breadth Market breadth for this little crypto index reflects the strong trading days many crypto currencies have seen during the last two weeks. The Advance Decline Line is higher than it used to be during the last 2 1/2 months. Advanced vs. Declined reached the top level and the McClellan Oscillator + the McClellan Summation Index are positive. The percentage of index members trading above their SMA50 reached 90 percent. The percentage of index members trading above their SMA 100 started to climb to 20%, reaching the highest value since 1/12 months. The percentage of index members trading above their SMA 200 is back at 40%.   

 This is today's market breadth data for the crypto index BCI10 (BitPanda Crypto Index). I'll include the Advance Decline Line and the Advanced vs. Declined data for crypto first:   Here is also the McClellan Oscillator and the McClellan Summation Index:     As usual, please note that the BCI10 crypto index only represents a small number of crypto currencies (10 pcs). It is not a mirror of the whole crypto market. However, it reflects a large portion of the market capitalization the crypto market has.  

Today's trading day has an impact on the market breadth data - no doubt about that. Here is the... Market Breadth Data for the Crypto Index BCI10 from BitPanda This blog post is a quick summary about today's values for the Advance Decline Line, the % of members trading above their SMA50/100/200 and the McClellan indicators. Advance Decline Line McClellan Oscillator and McClellan Summation Index Percentage of members trading above their SMA50/100/200   I attached two screenshots for the percentage of crypto index members trading above their SMA lines. The first screenshot shows the bigger time frame, while the second shows the last 90 days.

Wow! Some crypto currencies had a very good day. Rumor has it Amazon and Twitter could plan to accept crypto currencies as a payment method. Surely, those rumors need to be taken carefully, though. However, market breadth data is influenced by today's spike in the prices. So - ket's have a look for them. Here is the market breadth data for the crypto index BCI5 from Bitpanda. State of the BCI 5 crypto index Summary Advance Decline Line and Advanced vs. Declined for this crypto index McClellan Oscillator and McClellan Summation Index for this crypto index % of crypto index members above their SMA50, SMA100 and SMA200 Bigger picture: Market breadth data for the last 6 months (selection)   To gain a better impression of what was happening during the last days, I attached a data screenshot of a bigger time frame (6 months). As you can see, the McClellan Summation Index is near the 0 line. This is a good sign for the longer time frame. The McClellan Oscillator, however, went from on

State of Dax - Calendar Week 29 As usual, I'll walk you through the state of Dax, according to market breadth data. We're in calendar week 29 and have an interesting trading week behind us! Let's look at the latest information.       Advance Decline Line and Advanced vs. Declined for Dax McClellan Oscillator and McClellan Summation Index for Dax % of Dax members above SMA50, SMA100 and SMA200     Last week's "State of the Dax" blog post mentioned that for the SMA50 a  threshold was reached. More than 50% of the Dax members traded below their SMA50, which means they switched to a downside trend. We're still below that 50%.         I also stated that for the Dax members trading above their SMA 200, a critical threshold was reached (but not breached yet). I claimed that it would not be a good sign if this number decreased any further, but then the huge dip came on the next trading day. Let's see what this graph looks like today: The 80% threshold was brea

SMI and CAC 40 - Market breadth data in the making SMI Advance Decline Line and Advanced vs. Declined data Last week I started generating Advanced vs. Declined Data for the Swiss stock index SMI (Swiss Market Index). As you can see, there is already data for three trading days and the visualization of this data will be useful very soon. The McClellan Oscillator and the McClellan Summation Index for SMI will be available within the next 37 trading days.   CCAC 40 Advance Decline Line and Advanced vs. Declined data Last week I started generating Advanced vs. Declined Data for the French stock index CAC 40. As you can see, there is already data for three trading days and the visualization of this data will be useful very soon. The McClellan Oscillator and the McClellan Summation Index for CAC 40 will be available within the next 37 trading days.