By InTheMoneyStocks.com on July 4th, 2010 6:42pm Eastern Time
The SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF (NYSE:DIA) lost 4.85 for the week ending July 2nd, 2010. This is a decline of nearly 400 points on the actual Dow Jones Industrial Average index. It is safe to say the trend is down as it has been a violent decline since the April high. Many traders and investors are now looking at the head and shoulders top pattern that has now triggered. The measurement of that pattern should it play out to fruition will be a decline into the $84.00 - $85.00 area. That means that there is another 1000 points to go in order to satisfy this downside target on the Dow Jones Industrial Average index. Often when indexes or stock have such large targets they generally do not play out so quickly and will find support levels for bounces. Currently the DIA will have support around the $96.00 area. The next important support level for the DIA would be the $92.00 area. While the major market indexes look to be falling apart rarely will it occur when everyone is expecting it. Next week is going to be a critical time for the markets. This should be a summer to remember as major patterns and price levels are now in play.
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