Futures Outlook For Friday: FTSE, DAX, Eurostoxx
By Carol Harmer on April 3, 2009 | More Posts By Carol Harmer | Author's Website
FTSE June Contract
Ftse ramped higher yesterday with buyers not pausing for breath until finally sellers came out in force at 4119. However the downside was limited and this morning sellers are looking hopeful of a break lower so that yesterday’s opening gap to 3961 will be filled.
Both sides would then be satisfied and would then expect buyers to take control and rally back to the highs of 4119 once more. You should see profit taking at these higher levels. Buyers will introduce longs if 4125 breaks, leading this higher for 4163. Once more profit takers will appear. Above 4165 sees buyers again with 4189 their goal.
If the market fails to hold 3955 sellers will appear looking to push the market lower for 3920/12. Buyers would fight at these lower levels and would only wobble if the market broke below 3900.
Support
4077/73
4034/29
4002
3980
3960.5*
3945
3920
3900
Resistance
4098/4100
4119
4150
4163**
4173/75
4189*
4212/21
4237
Today’s Pivot Points
4188.5
4129
4059.5
40000
3930
SHORT TERM HOURLY FIB RETRACEMENT LEVELS
4016
3961
3912
3863
3808
LONGER TERM DAILY FIB LEVELS
3660
3775
3878
3980
4099
YESTERDAY’S PRICE ACTION
High : 4119
Low : 3990
Close : 4085
Dax June Contract
Dax came higher yesterday taking this within striking distance of 4418 at 4414.
This has eased a little and this morning if the sellers can push this lower on the open below 4350 you should see the opening gap of 4189 from yesterday filled.
This level also coincides with 50% short term retracement fib target, thus buyers will be around here to support this level. Another move higher to 4414/18 should not be ruled out at this stage. Profit taking to here will be evident, and sellers will be out looking for this to hold. Only above 4425 would sellers panic, and reverse shorts, looking for 4454.
If the support to 4189 does break look for fresh selling with 4143/35 then looking to entice.
Support
4345
4331
4310
4285
4272
4245
4220/29
4209
Resistance
4375
4392
4418**
4454
4470/75*
4482
4495
4510/13*
Today’s Pivot Points
4518
4435
4330
4246
4141
SHORT TERM HOURLY FIB RETRACEMENT LEVELS
4304
4246
4195
4143
4085
LONGER TERM DAILY FIB LEVELS
3867
4012
4142
4272
4418
YESTERDAY’S PRICE ACTION
High : 4413
Low : 4225
Close : 4351
Eurostoxx June Contract
Eurostoxx broke higher yesterday with rallies to 2158 seen. The market did ease from these higher levels and this morning if sellers can push this below 2126 you should see the market come lower with a visit to the opening gap from yesterday targeted. This area is 2065 to 2054 and buyers will strongly defend this support in the hope of pushing higher with 2151/58 once more targeted.
Failure to hold over 2054 however will see a shift in momentum and sellers will jump on the bandwagon looking to push the market even lower with 2026/22 then their short term objective.
On the topside 2158 poses good resistance. If this resistance breaks fresh buying should appear and hike this higher to 2181/84. Profits will be taken. Above 2184 sees 2215/17.
Support
2126
2107
2092/99
2065
2054/50
2033
2026/22
2018/14
Resistance
2149
2151/58**
2171
2181/84
2190/91
2215/17*
2226/30
2250
Today’s Pivot Points
2211
2171
2118
2078
2025
SHORT TERM HOURLY FIB RETRACEMENT LEVELS
2098
2067
2039
2011
LONGER TERM DAILY FIB LEVELS
1915
1994
2066
2137
YESTERDAY’S PRICE ACTION
High : 2158
Low : 2065
Close : 2132
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