DAX breaks long-term support
The DAX may be building a large and important head-and-shoulders top, according to say David Sneddon and James Gilbert at Credit Suisse in London.
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What happens after new S&P highs?
Investor apprehension following new stock market highs is often misguided and we should conquer our fear of heights, says Ari Wald, Technical Analyst at Oppenheimer.
Russell 2000: Bull trend resumes
A bullish continuation pattern has been confirmed for the Russell 2000, according to David Sneddon and James Gilbert at Credit Suisse in London.
Relative strength favours healthcare
Healthcare and Utilities are the strongest and most bullish US sectors, according to Robert Colby, Chief Investment Strategist at Robert W. Colby Asset Management.
Internal strength drives US stocks
US stocks can be expected to continue to rally to new highs as internal breadth points to further strength, says Ari Wald at Oppenheimer.
S&P 500: new highs to come
Further new highs can be expected for the S&P500 in the coming weeks although it remains to be seen how sustained these will prove to be, says Ari Wald at Oppenheimer.
Second half of month warning for S&P
Despite the continued bullish outlook for the S&P500, the second half of the month has proved more challenging for the index this year, says Frank Cappelleri of Instinet.
S&P 500 set for new highs
The S&P 500 has broken above the key 2800-2802 level paving the way for a resumption of the bull trend, according to David Sneddon and his team at Credit Suisse.
S&P to reach 2900?
Ari Wald, Technical Analyst at Oppenheimer, considers whether the S&P 500 is entering a fifth wave of an Elliott Wave cycle.
UBS goes cool on Starbucks
Peter Lee, Chief Technical Strategist at UBS in New York, gives his monthly technical outlook for 49 key stocks.