Entries by Aksel Kibar

DOW JONES COMPOSITE INDEX

Dow Jones Composite Index measures changes within the 65 companies that make up three Dow Jones averages: the 30 stocks that form the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA), the 20 stocks that make up the Dow Jones Transportation Average (DJTA) and the 15 stocks of the Dow Jones Utility Average (DJUA). The Dow Jones 65 Composite, […]

ZINC

Symmetrical triangle is a reliable chart pattern. It usually forms as continuation pattern but after long down/up trend it can also reverse the prolonged trend. Converging trend lines indicate the balance of power between the buyers and sellers. Best way to trade symmetrical triangles is to wait for a decisive breakout from the tight consolidation […]

ROMANIA BUCHAREST BETI

Strength in European equities is helping the frontier equity markets in Eastern Europe. Relatively smaller markets such as Romania’s BETI index had strong performance over the past few years and the uptrend is likely to resume. In the beginning of 2014, BETI cleared 6,150 levels. Now the index is trying to breakout from a medium-term […]

U.S. DOLLAR/TURKISH LIRA

There are two themes that I would like to discuss on this chart. 1) Breakout to all-time high levels which I like to call uncharted territory. 2) Significance of long-term chart patterns. I’ve been following and writing about this pair for almost 2 years. I’ve been also betting on U.S. dollar strength against most of […]

UK FTSE 100 and STOXX 600

A chart that breaks out to all time high levels has the least resistance. It is called the uncharted territory. Prices are expected to resume their trend after a decisive breakout to all-time high levels. This is what happened with some of the indices over the past few years. I attached below some of the […]

US DOLLAR/PHILIPPINE PESO

Since the beginning of 2013, emerging markets currencies performed poorly. Though one currency showed resilience over the past 2 years; Philippine Peso. During 2013 the cross-rate moved from 40.5 to 45.5 and in 2014 the performance of Philippine Peso was neutral against the U.S. dollar. Whereas during the same period most of the emerging market currencies […]