Charts Today - 14 May 2018 - Bitcoin struggles
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Dollar weak short term, Euro bullish. Sterling struggling.
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Bitcoin weakness returns.
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US stock indices hold last week's gains and look set to open higher. Europe and Asia following.
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Crude weakening a little, but holding bullish trends.
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Gold and silver bullish.
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US tech majors pause at end of last week.
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