EXV2 drops 1.3% as sellers retake control of the Sell signal
EXV2, the European telecom ETF: weekly technical analysis of the Sell signal, now in its 9th week. After 3 weeks of recovery, sellers retake control, money flow turns negative again, and price stays boxed below the exit line — key price action for swing trading.
EXV1 slips 2% as sellers retake control after a month of gains
EXV1, the European banking sector ETF: weekly technical analysis after its first down week in a month, sellers back in control of volume and RSI cooling off overbought. Trade under management, +16.82%.
Experian gains 2% and hits the model's first target
Experian stock weekly technical analysis: the buy signal is in its 4th week, with the model's first target already hit and the stop moved to breakeven. The stock bounces 4% off its 20-day moving average, though the weekly structure stays indecisive.
EXHG climbs 0.8%: the bounce looks for confirmation as sellers stay in play
EXHG, the European auto-sector ETF, climbs 0.8% with 85% of volume on the buy side after two failed bounces. RSI and MACD improve, but distribution stays active and the last candle is weak: the bounce still needs confirming.
EXH9 slips 0.8%: sellers dominate, but the sell signal still lacks fresh push
EXH9, the European utilities ETF: technical analysis of week 2 of a sell signal, -0.8%, sellers dominating the last bar, and the recent highs already tested five times without breaking.
EXH4 slips 2% after four weeks of gains, but the ADX keeps climbing
EXH4, the European industrial goods ETF: weekly technical analysis after a 2% pullback snaps four weeks of gains. RSI cooling, ADX rising, money flow still positive, price action trading shows the trend still holds.
EXH7 slips 0.9% as a fresh sell signal fires on the European household goods ETF
EXH7, the European personal and household goods ETF, opens a fresh sell signal in this week's technical analysis: price slips 0.9% and stays boxed under the 94 area, with signal strength still low and the call left to the confirmation week.
EXH1 gains 1.4% and nears record highs, but momentum cools
EXH1, the European oil and gas ETF: weekly technical analysis of a buy signal in its fourth week, +1.4% with price near record highs, though signal strength is easing and volume is thinning — a setup worth watching.
E.On barely moves (-0.2%): distribution continues, ADX climbs on the decline
E.On is nearly flat (-0.2%) after the 8.3% plunge that triggered the sell signal. Money flow stays on the sell side and the daily chart shows a decisive bearish engulfing bar: the decline is pausing, not reversing.
Siemens Energy drops 4.6% as the rebound stalls and sellers retake control
Siemens Energy's two-week rebound stalls as the stock drops 4.6%, with sellers back in control and money flow turning negative. The sell signal continues into its 12th week, with an IQS of 54 and signal strength of 29.
DX2G ETF sheds 3.8% as a fresh Sell signal fires on the CAC 40
DX2G, the CAC 40 ETF: weekly technical analysis, a fresh sell signal at signal strength 67, fifth of 46 across European-UK stocks. The decline starts firm, but the trend hasn't broken yet - high-risk trading per our model.
Deutsche Telekom stock climbs 0.9%, testing its 7-day high resistance
Deutsche Telekom stock technical analysis: the buy signal is in week 5, up 0.9% this week with the trade up 6.75% since entry. Momentum stays balanced and resistance is close — here's what our model is watching.
Diageo stock slips 2.6%, yet buyers still control the volume
Diageo stock technical analysis: shares slip 2.6% this week but the trend holds, with the MACD above its Signal line for 16 weeks and a 4% bounce off the 20-day average. The trade is under management since week 15, running at +11.33% since entry.
Deutsche Bank stock slips 3%, back to its 20-day moving average
Deutsche Bank stock technical analysis: after 3 weeks higher, the rally pauses. Week 18 of a managed trade among bank stocks, up 12%, with residual capital protected by a trailing stop on the Inversion Point.