Heikin-Ashi and Fibonacci $SPY $SPX $DIA $DJIA

Multiple and independent indications for market resistance:

1. Resistance #1: The reaction hits 50% of the segment September high – November low.
2. Resistance #2: haDelta hit resistance area
3. Resistance #3: The smoother haDelta and its short average turned at resistance

Conclusion: Charts don’t lie. Heikin-ashi helps to read them better.

 

Is Nokia Attractive? $NOK $RIMM $MSFT

If you are not using heikin-ashi yet, you probably missed at least +45%:

Research in Motion $RIMM from $8.23 (Oct 5) to $11.98 (Nov 26). 

https://heikinashi.wordpress.com/2012/10/05/very-bullish-rimm-signal/

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$NOK daily

1. Ready to consolidate (haDelta is back at past resistance)
2. In most cases, the first close above the Ichimoku cloud signals a bullish trend ahead (trailing stop is a must!)

 

 

 

$NOK weekly

1. Double resistance: Ichimoko cloud and haDelta
2. Note again and again (and again) the result of a crossing haDelta :: SMA(3) neat or at zero

 

 

 

A Dangerous Teritorry for $FB

Failures just below zero are always an early indication of more downside ahead.

More room to fall…

And a chart of $AMT with upside potential.

More Juice to Squeeze From $ADBE

Daily: Bullish (haDelta crossed above its SMS3 near zero).

 

 

Weekly: More space to run before haDelta resistance (red dashed line) is hit.

 

Why Heikin-Ashi haDelta Works $SPX $SPY $DIA $DJIA $UPS $AMZN

S&P 500 is ready for the bounce (haDelta at support)

 

 

 

An update to the previous post (daily UPS 10/19/2012) showing (again) the power of haDelta crossings at/near zero:

 

Friday 10/19/2012 ended with haDelta below (<) its SMA3 and a crossing at zero (warning for a strong move ahead).

Monday 10/22/2012 UPS was down 1.02% ($71.56) after hitting an intraday low of $71.02

 

 

Another proof that haDelta :: SMA3 crossings at/near zero are explosive: