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[XCalibur]

e parece que o patdav tb já tinha feito referência, pelo menos, ao canal do Nas.
Cumps,
XCalibur.

[XCalibur]

Reparei que o fproença tem um post em que também espelha ideias algo semelhantes, em "Ainda cai uns 50 pontos ? E depois lateralizamos ? ".
Servem assim de complemento.

Cumps,
XCalibur.

[XCalibur]

Bom, parece que o Nas está a chegar a todos os suportes : horisontal,canal ascendente, e, à ema50 que tb o foi sendo no uptrend (cortou-a ligeiramente). Por norma, forte resistência anterior, passa a forte suporte à posteriori.Ficámos com um Gap no diário, com uma cacetada que já não se via hà muito. Para as próximas sessões, aquele índice terá fortes possibilidades de parar a correcção e inverter, ou pelo menos ir tapar o Gap deixado. Se não o fizer, penso estarem dados todos os sinais para saltar fora dos longos, e, pensar outra estratégia. Caso contrário, voltaremos ao uptrend.
Anexo um update da sessão americana com alguns comentários semelhantes e bem interessantes e o gráfico do Nasdaq Composite :

Market Update (Yahoo!)


Close: Much of today's session was spent in negative territory, with the Nasdaq spearheading the decline in a sell-the-news reaction to a better than expected earnings report from Cisco (CSCO 24.12 -2.29), which reported Q2 EPS of $0.18, a penny above the consensus, and guided Q3 revenues above the consensus... The CEO's commentary on the conference call, though, was not to the market's liking, as it was deemed not bullish enough...
Briefing.com, for its part, thought CSCO's report was much better than today's 8.7% decline in the stock would imply (please see the Story Stock for more perspective) and thinks the pullback in the Nasdaq was simple profit-taking on the heels of the market's advance over the past 11 months, reflective of participants' nervousness at these levels... Briefing.com, for its part, maintains its longer-term moderately bullish stance and believes long-term investors should maintain exposure to the stock market in a conservative fashion, as 2004 is likely to be another winning year for the stock market, which continues to be supported by historically-low interest rates...

This is not to say that February has to be a winning month, though, and the Nasdaq's close below its 50-day simple (2017) and exponential (2029) moving averages, which in turn pressured the broader market, may act as a notable resistance level in tomorrow's session and should be closely-watched for indications on near-term sentiment...


Cumps,
XCalibur.