Charts Today – 14 August 2019 – US stocks jump, but positive sentiment likely to be short lived
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Dollar Index jumps to bullish and against the Yen.
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Eurodollar lower and bearish shorter term.
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Sterling still weak. Bitcoin weaker short term.
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US stocks jumped but still close to daily cloud support again. That level is now critical.
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US indices set to open lower today based on US futures.
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UK blue chips and midcaps steady but still in bear trends.
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Germany and French stock indices fall away, medium term bearish.
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Asian stock indices mostly up overnight.
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Crude oil moves higher, short term bullish.
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Gold and silver pull back but still bullish.
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US 10 year yields in the doldrums in the 1.60s.
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Still quite a lot of worrying stock charts and getting harder to find good ones.
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