DAX morning analysis: DAX over 13,000 at the beginning of the week

The past week still weighs heavily on our memories as the price has dropped by around 5 percent. As in the previous week, there were sell-offs and negative days that hit us mainly after Thursday’s Fed event.

There was another revival in overnight trading on Friday, but the day of lapse wiped it out immediately. The resulting gap was closed very quickly. However, on Thursday we were not down and thus created a short-term bottom. In this region the gap is closing and above Thursday’s low I was trading my first long position on Friday.

From 13,020 points, the market turned sharply, then reoriented itself to the expiry date at the top. The opening peak was broken and then paved the way for Thursday afternoon’s levels.

With the expiry date at Eurostoxx, new impetus has been built up and targeting the 13,200 mark. However, the DAX did not gain momentum. The opening in the US resulted in another slight correction. With lighter futures, uncertainty continued to dominate in the US, bringing the DAX back to the 13,000 mark. That sign continued until trade close, eventually allowing us to close in the middle of the day’s range.

Exactly 0.67 percent plus on the expiry date yielded the second plus day of the week:

And also let the day of the expiry of the “mystery” lose its horror. As the throughput was quite normal, the trading volume was also not particularly high.

So far, the mark of 13,000 has been at a distance of 7 points.

The ranking of the shares from the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and the closing price can be viewed here:

Losses since Green Monday are now 1,700 points in the largest area. From the day of the ECB, there is a very steep downward trend with a 10% discount:

There were a few price gaps along the way that are still open and therefore are potential signs of improvement:

We will talk about these brands in my perspective.

How can DAX be continued at the beginning of the week?

Exactly a week ago, when we looked at the “Big Picture”, we noticed the importance of the overarching signal (review):

That won, and technically, you can now use the March low as a clue:

In short, I will use the shown gaps and gradient zones from the horizontal marks to derive the recovery levels:

In yesterday’s chart analysis, I outlined a starting range of 13,000 as psychological support and 13.23x as the starting recovery level for Monday.

We started the pre-sale almost unchanged. Crossing 13,150, I was targeting Friday’s highs, the region holds, and I’m also testing overnight trade lows with an option (at break) to around 13,000:

Without US trade, however, it should be a quiet day OR like Pentecost Monday, a trade day that will be revised on Tuesday.

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There we go to the stocks that caused the volatility in the quarterly data and are technically exciting. There should also be a “revival” of the mail distribution list.

The transmission plan is as follows:

EU producer prices and construction output will be assessed from Germany on Monday.

At noon, we will also look at the monthly Bundesbank report.

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Consequently, I wish us every success at the start of trading this week and look forward to meeting in other formats.

Regards, Andreas Bernstein

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