Stocks & Commodities V. 25:9 (97-98): At The Close by William Ferree
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At The Close by William Ferree
Where Do Indexes
Reverse?
Those big round numbers have an
influence on prices…sometimes great,
and sometimes (surprisingly) not so great.
Big round numbers, those with
a single digit followed by zeroes,
obviously have an influence on
prices, and most major reversals have
occurred as a popular index was hitting
one. The Dow Jones Industrial
Average (DJIA) has long represented
the market to most observers, and
Figure 1 shows that near the turn of
the last century, it reversed six times
from the 100 level. After finally breaking
above the resistance around 100,
it passed through 200 and 300 to peak
somewhere near 400. During the crash
of 1929, there were brief bear rallies to
near 300 and 200, and it bottomed
near 40. After the crash, it rallied near
80, fell near 50, rebounded to 100,
corrected to 90, rose near the next big
round number of 200, and fell all the
way back to 100. It then broke away
and rose rapidly, correcting with small
bear markets from 200, near 300, and
500. After nearing 1000, it repeated
the experience at 100 by reversing
into severe bear markets five times
from that level.
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