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FANG Index Nearing Critical Support – Could Breakout At Any Moment

By:
Chris Vermeulen
Updated: Sep 29, 2020, 15:14 UTC

We believe there is a very solid chance that the washout-low price move may present a needed rotation in price before another upside move sets up.

FANG Index Nearing Critical Support – Could Breakout At Any Moment

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RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS:

  • The washout-low price move in FANG stocks may present a needed rotation in price before another upside move sets up.
  • Tweezer Bottoms pattern and RSI pennant formation suggest very clear support levels.
  • Watch how Volume and the VIX pick up over the next few days, and how price reacts to this bounce at 945.

Our Custom FANG Index (consisting of Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter, Amazon, Google, and Nvidia) shows the FANG Index, and technology sector, are trading just above critical support near 945.  The congestion area on this chart between July and August just below this 945 level highlights the key resistance/support level that we are currently watching as price support.

TWEEZER BOTTOMS MAY SUGGEST MORE UPSIDE POTENTIAL

This Custom FANG Index Weekly chart clearly slows the Tweezer Bottoms pattern that formed in the markets after the close on Tuesday, September 8, 2020.  This pattern suggests a very clear support level is found near the recent lows – near 945.  If this support level holds, then the FANG Index price should begin to bounce and move higher.  If this support level is broken, prices may continue to push lower while attempting to find historical support levels.

The Fibonacci Price Amplitude Arcs suggest a broader price frequency inflection point is also setting up near the recent peak.  This Fibonacci Price Amplitude Arc suggests a major inflection point is taking place in the Custom FANG index right now.  We believe the 945 level resulting from the Tweezer Bottoms pattern is a critical price level to support a future price rally in this sector.

Lastly, we want to point out the Pennant/Flag formation in the RSI indicator over the past 8+ months (highlighted in RED).  The combination of these technical patterns, as well as the new Tweezer Bottoms pattern, suggests the current breakdown to the 945 level may present a “washout-low” type rotation after the RSI Pennant Apex.  Overall, this downside move in the FANG index represents a moderately strong APEX rotation.  If this is a “washout” rotation, then we may be setting up for another big upside price move soon.

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Right now, we are cautiously watching the 945 level and expecting the Custom FANG Index to recover from these Tweezer Bottoms lows.  We believe there is a very solid chance that the washout-low price move may present a needed rotation in price before another upside move sets up.

Watch for the markets and technology sector to attempt a recovery as long as the 945 level on this Custom FANG Index chart holds. Isn’t it time you learned how I can help you better understand technical analysis as well as find and execute better trades?  If you look back at past research, you will see that my incredible team and our proprietary technical analysis tools have accurately shown you what to expect from the markets in the future.  Do you want to now learn how to profit from these expected moves?  If so, sign up for my Active ETF Swing Trade Signals today!

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Chris Vermeulen
Chief Market Strategist
Technical Traders Ltd.

 

About the Author

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Chris Vermeulen has been involved in the markets since 1997 and is the founder of Technical Traders Ltd. He is an internationally recognized technical analyst, trader, and author of the book: 7 Steps to Win With Logic

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