![ProActInvest.net Weekly Stock Market Commentary and
Charts of the Week for 01/17/12
by R. Wiegand[edit]
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ProActInvest.net Weekly Stock Market Commentary for 01/17/12
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Today’s trading was rather lackluster – volume was anemic as players awaiting more earnings
reports (as we enter the meaty part of earnings season) and this week’s inflation (PPI on
Wednesday and CPI on Thursday) and housing figures. Industrial production figures will also
be watched tomorrow pre-market.
After gapping up nicely, stocks pulled back and gave back most of their gains – the small cap
index (IWM) finished down on the day, while the SPY and QQQ held on in positive territory.
As IWM pulled back, ProActInvest.net’s chief weekly indicator turned slightly negative, while
the longer-term intermediate signal is still positive. Active traders may want to stay flat until
one of two things happens: if we break the key 75.95 support level for the IWM we suggest
that active traders short the market; if we go higher and break through the 76.84 resistance area
we suggest re-opening long positions. (Please see the chart below).
Longer-term equity investors should stay long for now.
ProActInvest.net scanned the key markets and can’t seem to find many attractive plays in terms
of reward/risk. This coincides with the lackluster market noted above as we enter earnings
season and await the economic figures as well as to see whether the Euro will hold the 125
support area for sure. The Euro finished the day at 126.83, off Friday’s low just above 126.00
The key level to watch again is 125.00 on the long-term chart. (Please see the chart below).
Charts of the Week](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/proactinvest-netweeklymarketcommentarychartsoftheweek011712-120118032338-phpapp02/85/ProActInvest-net-Weekly-Stock-Market-Commentary-and-Charts-of-the-Week-for-01-17-12-1-320.jpg)
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ProActInvest.net Weekly Stock Market Commentary and Charts of the Week for 01/17/12
- 1. ProActInvest.net Weekly Stock Market Commentary and Charts of the Week for 01/17/12 by R. Wiegand[edit] in Blog ProActInvest.net Weekly Stock Market Commentary for 01/17/12 Be the first to know! Get FREE and instant e-mail updates from ProActInvest.net! Sign in with your name and e-mail address in the Opt In box on the upper right of this web page NOW! Today’s trading was rather lackluster – volume was anemic as players awaiting more earnings reports (as we enter the meaty part of earnings season) and this week’s inflation (PPI on Wednesday and CPI on Thursday) and housing figures. Industrial production figures will also be watched tomorrow pre-market. After gapping up nicely, stocks pulled back and gave back most of their gains – the small cap index (IWM) finished down on the day, while the SPY and QQQ held on in positive territory. As IWM pulled back, ProActInvest.net’s chief weekly indicator turned slightly negative, while the longer-term intermediate signal is still positive. Active traders may want to stay flat until one of two things happens: if we break the key 75.95 support level for the IWM we suggest that active traders short the market; if we go higher and break through the 76.84 resistance area we suggest re-opening long positions. (Please see the chart below). Longer-term equity investors should stay long for now. ProActInvest.net scanned the key markets and can’t seem to find many attractive plays in terms of reward/risk. This coincides with the lackluster market noted above as we enter earnings season and await the economic figures as well as to see whether the Euro will hold the 125 support area for sure. The Euro finished the day at 126.83, off Friday’s low just above 126.00 The key level to watch again is 125.00 on the long-term chart. (Please see the chart below). Charts of the Week
- 2. IWM small cap benchmark index short-term suport and resistance levels as of January 17,2012 Forex: USD/Euro still testing long-term 125.00 support level