Global market indices - weekly feature - Nov 08, 2003

 

Indices - international

Dow Jones Industrial Average - This old economy benchmark index measures the outlook on the  New York stock exchange. The outlook for the index is optimistic on positive non-farm employment figures and steady interest rates. Should this index clear the 10,000 mark, expect an accelerated upmove. We expect the next levels to be 10,110 and 10, 256 as the near term resistance points. On the lower side, expect support at the 9740 levels.

Dow Jones Industrial Average - Weekly chart

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Nasdaq - This new economy benchmark index measures the outlook on the Nasdaq exchange. This index has made a new 22 month high and has been advocated by us as making a saucer formation. The relative strength of this index is significantly higher than that of the Dow and we feel any breakout above the 2000 mark will lend a tremendous boost to the domestic software counters. The oscillators are pointing towards a sustained upmove and our outlook remains positive.

Nasdaq - Weekly chart

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FTSE - This index measures the outlook on the London stock exchange. Last fortnight we predicted  that only once the 4350 levels were surpassed, expect the 4460 to be a distinct possibility. Downward support was advocated at the 4200 levels. This index has closed higher than the previous week and above it's 13 WMA - signs of optimism. Watch the 4420 and 4100 band for a direction.

FTSE - Weekly chart

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