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America’s Retail Markets: Part III

Friday, May 14, 2010
posted by Eyal

Our next step in this ongoing series is to examine Best Buy Co., Inc.  After reviewing Gymboree Company in our next installment we will sum up the Macro Outlook from a fundamental aspect. Economic analysis will guide us mainly, but also the technical analysis which we have done on our chosen market representatives and a look at Market Sector ETF’s that track the US Retail Markets will help us to grasp the subject thoroughly.

Best Buy is currently in a Daily short-term downwards trend as the Daily Chart below shows.  There is a good chance that this will continue for the next few weeks or even longer. However, the Monthly long-term trend points us upwards and it is established technically.  For the short-term– “easy money”– and less headaches the recommendation is sell-short and set a stop 3% above current market price.  That is above daily ATR and the prices aren’t expected to change so drastically overnight and eat this price level stop.

This is the way the Daily Chart looks:


For the long-term investor, the recommendation is the opposite:  buy long and buy and hold, watching the weekly charts mainly and not being too confused with the daily activities.  There is a strong resistance line above the monthly prices, and it is expected to be a trial for the price-levels.  but this is expected only within a few months, though tracking progress in the aforementioned way is necessary and wise.

This is the way the Monthly Chart looks:

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EUR/JPY–The EuroDollar vs. the Japanese Yen

Wednesday, May 5, 2010
posted by Eyal

The Euro seems to be doing not so well lately.  It has lost ground to the British Pound,  Australian Dollar, and this past month the little Yen of Japan, usually held down by its own government, has joined this world wide upside down rally, if you will.  Check out the  perfectly symmetric tunnel it is taking on its downwards trend.  The RSI shows the trend clearly.  It is approaching a rather significant support line that may cool off the strong downwards fall it has taken to the Yen lately.  This resistance may indeed break this strong trend as it has broken the long downwards trend before it as shown in the left side of the Chart below.  The Chart shows the strong support extending just below the current market price.  Add to this the fact that the RSI is getting close to being oversold and is approaching, at this rate, oversold territory, and you have a picture of a possible trend reversal that is worth looking at for investment as close as a few days from now.

This is how the Chart looks:

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