Stock Technical Analysis: Wk of 9/28/09

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PowerShares QQQ Trust – Nasdaq (QQQQ)QQQQ Stock Technical Analysis

While QQQQ is still trading within the rising wedge channel, it is testing the resistance now.  Given last week’s distribution, I would be very cautious as a long, paying close attention to the prices in the next few weeks.  Now this could also mean it’s a buying opportunity, and shorts should not get too excited here and jump the gun.   Quarter end window dressing could play a role this week as well.  Exciting week for sure.

Financial Select Sector SPDR  (XLF)

XLF Stock Technical Analysis

For the same reasons mentioned last week, I am not too bullish on the financials right now.  Pay attention to the current support level this week.

SPDR S&P 500 (SPY)

SPY Stock Technical Analysis

S&P 500 is sitting right at the trendline looking to either break through the trend or bounce off, resuming it’s rally.  I wouldn’t be surprised if we see a bounce here given the quarter end window dressing, but we need to pay close attention to this trendline in the next few weeks.

United States Natural Gas Fund (UNG)

UNG Stock Technical Analysis

United States Natural Gas Fund (UNG) has been consolidating for the last two weeks trying to break through the resistance at $12.  I would not want to get into natural gas here if I’m depending on the technicals to suggest an entry point.  I would really want to see the price break through $12 and sustain it.

iShares Silver Trust (SLV) requested by Wayne (applies for ZSL silver short)

SLV Stock Technical Analysis

iShares Silver Trust (SLV) had quite a sell off last week and is now sitting at the support.  I’ve seen some investors accumulating more silver, seeing this as a buying opportunity.  It’ll be interesting to see where silver goes in the next few weeks.  If it breaks through this support, we won’t see a strong support for quite some time, so be careful on the long side.

SPDR Gold Trust (GLD) requested by Dorothy Wilcox

GLD Stock Technical Analysis

SPDR Gold Trust (GLD) broke through the symmetrical triangle pattern and has rallied since.  However, GLD continues to struggle at the next big resistance of $99.  Gold faced some big distribution week sitting at the $97 support level.  Here’s a video on Gold that’s interesting to watch.

Research in Motion Limited (RIMM) Requested by Jamieson

RIMM Stock Technical Analysis

Research in Motion Limited (RIMM) just looks ugly now.  A massive sell-off after the earnings report that looked bleak in the future.  I personally don’t have a good assumption on where RIMM goes in the next few weeks, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it consolidated in a range for the next few weeks.  Bottom line, the damage has already been done, so RIMM won’t recover quickly unless positive news save the sentiment.

Apple, Inc (AAPL) requested by Jerry Perlmutter

AAPL Stock Technical Analysis

AAPL Weekly Chart

Looking at Apple’s weekly chart for the past three years, you will see that it is right at the resistance level, nearing a 3 year high.  It did pull back slightly last week from the resistance.  Given AAPL has been a clear winner since March ‘09, we may see further upside this week for quarter-end window dressing.  At the same time, I’m very skeptical as to how much more upside AAPL has from here.  If it’s going to break through the resistance and start making new highs, it won’t be quick.  I would rather expect some consolidation/pull-back to occur before and if it continues to rally.

NASDAQ felt hard resistance at the $37 range and could not break the previous highs. Now it seems to be forming a double top pattern, which is a bearish indicator. It has broken through the $35 resistance level and is trying to inch its way back up. This week will be critical in determining whether we should expect a reasonable pull back or if the market resiliency prevails and starts to rally again
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  • Thanks for the RIMM analysis that chart is ugly now, I almost wish I had never requested it. What sparked your interest in UNG? I have been watching it for a while that and Canadian Natural Gas ETF - HNU. I have discussed a backwardation movement with many Natural Gas bulls. Their thoughts are that due to the low price of Natural Gas, there needs to be a rise as Natural Gas isn't going to remain being practically free. Instead the demand for it and the desire for money to be made off it will force it back up. I am not sure what to think of all this, while it is a valid point I will wait to see some movement before I jump on board. As always I look forward to your weekly charts. Keep up the good work man!

    -Jamieson
    www.RunWithTheBullMarket.com
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