January 27, 2017
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Frasers Centrepoint Trust Daily and 34 EMA Wave
Price action was flying above the 34 EMA Wave, and it started to close below 34 EMA Wave and resisted by the Wave. This was happened all the way till end of 2016.
Can 2017 be different? Will, the price action has closed above the 34 EMA Wave and the Wave is slopping up and pointing between twelve to two o’clock direction. The price action has supported by the wave too. If this momentum remains, the stock could travel further north.
Frasers Centrepoint Trust Daily and MACD Indicator
With the MACD indicator, any new clue you can gather? We see the MACD cross down signal being rejected. Besides that the divergence has given away the previous trend ending soon. All these has resulted in the price action retrace up, and the new high higher than the last high has confirm the reversal. But the key level marked show the resistance may be strong.
Trade what you see. Be aware of the price action will fail first before it continue the north journey.
Moses
AmiBrokerAcademy.com
Disclaimer
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