CHANNELS.BVB – EARLY ECONOMIC UPDATE
SUMMARY: SIF 1 WEEKLY (SIF1) Prices remain below the mid channel line continuing the minor negative trend. SIF2 WEEKLY (SIF2) Prices remain below the mid channel line continuing the minor negative trend. SIF3 WEEKLY (SIF3) Prices remain below the mid channel line continuing the minor negative trend. SIF4 WEEKLY (SIF4) Prices remain below the mid channel line continuing the minor negative trend. SIF5 WEEKLY (SIF5) Prices have reached the lower channel line. A breach here would be negative. ERSTE WEEKLY (EBS) Prices have reached key fib projections. We need a clear break here to look higher up till 130. BANCA TRANSILVANIA DAILY (TLV) Prices make a hanging man and long shadow candle. This is negative. BRD WEEKLY (BRD) Prices broke the key FIB level at 12.5 and remained above it. This could be a signal of trend reversal. IMPACT WEEKLY (IMP) Prices are at key FIB projection levels and still seem to be in a sideways consolidation. We need a clear break below 0.5 trend to turn negative. SIRETUL PASCANI WEEKLY (SRT) After a multiple weeks of rising prices take support above the moving average crossover. Minor trend remains positive above respective levels.
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