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EXH9, the European utilities ETF, gains 2% as a new buy signal arrives with a fresh 30-day high. EXH9 technical analysis for swing trading: money flow positive for 4 weeks, MACD still under its Signal line, and a price action setup that calls for a measured entry.

EXH4, the European industrial goods ETF, rose 2.9%, held the 109 area and stalled at the 50-week average, in the 113 area. In EXH4 technical analysis, money flow stays negative; for swing trading, the trade setup stays on the sell side, with the short 3% in profit.

EXH7, the iShares European personal and household goods ETF, gains 1.5% and the weekly MACD climbs back above its signal line. EXH7 technical analysis for price action trading: the new 30-day high in the 95 area still has to be cleared on a close.

EXH1, the European oil and gas ETF, gains 0.9% and sets a new all-time high, closing above its previous record. EXH1 technical analysis for swing trading: a 4th straight up week, positive money flow and one of our weekly buy signals running at +10.77%.

E.ON stock gained 1.9% as the weekly MACD moved back above its Signal line after 13 weeks. For price action trading the daily higher lows still hold, yet our model rates the trade setup as weak: one of the weekly buy signals to handle with care.

Siemens Energy rebounds 6.9% after a new 30-week low, yet the week closes in the lower half of its range. Siemens Energy stock technical analysis: the MACD stays under its signal line, and in price action trading terms the structure remains bearish ahead of earnings.

DX2G, the Xtrackers CAC 40 ETF, gains 2.3% and stalls just under its 100-week average, in the 81.8 area. DX2G technical analysis: the decline loses pace as the CMF climbs for 4 weeks, with price action still in distribution. For swing trading, the short trade setup is at +6%.

Deutsche Telekom rebounds 2.9% and edges back above its 200-week average, in the 26 area, after last week's close below it. Technical analysis of this European stock stays bearish, and the November 5 earnings are the main risk for swing trading.

Diageo slips 1.9% but bounces off its 20-day average, in the 1,722 area, and closes in the upper half of its range again. In the technical analysis of Diageo stock, one of the weekly buy signals on European stocks, price action fades and the trade setup stays weak.

Deutsche Bank jumps 7.7%, ending a 7-week slide, but stalls below its 200-day average, in the 30.3 area. Technical analysis of Deutsche Bank stock: the trade setup stays on a Sell signal, money flow is still negative and the short sits at +5.3%.

Deutsche Boerse gains 2% to a new all-time high, its 7th straight weekly rise, with the MACD above signal. Among weekly buy signals, Deutsche Boerse stock keeps a clean technical analysis picture for price action trading, but a weekly RSI of 76.8 says the run is stretched.

Compass Group slips 0.7% after a new 90-day high that failed to close above the old one, so the breakout stays unconfirmed. Compass Group stock sits 3.5% above entry, and technical analysis keeps this trade setup among the weekly buy signals.

BMW stock rose 0.7% for a third straight up week and the close crossed the Inversion Point, in the 58 area, on contracting volumes. Technical analysis shows MACD and money flow improving, the candle stays weak, and earnings on November 4 test this European stocks trade setup.

Bayer surges 15% and clears the moving averages in the 46 area, triggering a fresh Buy signal. Bayer stock joins the stocks with a fresh buy signal, yet technical analysis flags a weekly MACD below its Signal line and November 3 earnings ahead.