Tech Talk for Wednesday November 13th 2024

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Technical Notes

India ETFs $INDA and $PIN moved below intermediate support extending an intermediate downtrend.

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The U.S. Dollar Index and its related Exchange Traded Note, UUP continued moving higher in anticipation of Trump’s trade proposals to favour U.S. produced goods

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Strength in the U.S. Dollar prompted weakness precious metals and base metals equities and related ETFs including GDX, XGD.TO, PICK and XBM.TO. Many moved below support setting intermediate downtrends.

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U.S. big cap healthcare stocks Amgen, Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson and related ETFs (e.g. PPH) moved below support extending intermediate downtrends.

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5 Responses to “Tech Talk for Wednesday November 13th 2024”

  1. Larry/ON Says:

    CAD just broke long-term support at 0.7156 which was the low in 2022. Next major support level is 0.6820 which was the pandemic March 2020 low. Below is a quite pessimistic analysis of CAD by David Rosenberg whose target is 1.50 per USD.
    https://www.theglobeandmail.com/investing/markets/inside-the-market/article-david-rosenberg-if-donald-trump-wins-the-canadian-dollar-is-in-big/

  2. still_learning Says:

    I take analysis from the ‘Perma-Bear’ Rosenberg with a large grain of salt.

  3. Neil ON Says:

    Aren’t all currencies getting wacked by USD strength and the thought of Trump allowing more favorable conditions (continuation Trump corporate tax rate and easy bank regulation). And gotta agree with still_learning on Rosie.

  4. Larry/ON Says:

    Rosenberg – I have mocked his recession calls for years on this blog site but on this call on CAD he is not alone on this prognosis. Karl Schamotta sees CAD dropping another 2-3% by the end of this year so he is looking for a drop to 0.70 or possibly lower. He is, however, looking for a recovery post-inauguration to the 0.74 level. For the time being I like getting a boost from currency differential in my portfolio.
    https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/video/shows/the-open/2024/11/13/canada-us-trade-tensions-impacting-the-loonie/

  5. Neil ON Says:

    I agree with Karl’s call. This could be market driven USD strength due to the Trump hoopla, and Trump does like a weaker USD to boost exports.

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