SMI (SMI.CH)

Court terme

SMI a débordé du canal haussier à la baisse. Cela indique dans un premier temps, un taux de croissance plus faible ou le début d'un développement plus horizontal. La valeur a atteint l'objectif à 11812 après le franchissement d'une formation rectangulaire. Le cours a rebondi depuis, mais la formation indique une poursuite de la baisse. L'indice fluctue entre le support à environ 11900 points et la résistance à environ 12000 points. Un franchissement d'un des deux niveaux peut indiquer la direction de développement à venir. L'indice est généralement considéré comme légèrement negatif technique pour court terme.

Recommendation one to six weeks: Conclusion légèrement négative (Score: -26)

Moyen terme

SMI a débordé le plancher du canal haussier, ce qui dans un premier temps, indique un taux de croissance plus faible. Le titre est en repli après un débordement, probablement faux, d'une formation double sommet. Des cours établis sous le 11908 peut encore donner des signaux négatifs. Par contre un franchissement du coté opposé de la ligne de la formation peut être considérée comme un signal d'achat très fort. L'indice s'approche du support à environ 11850 points, ce qui peut indiquer qu'un rebond est possible. L'indice est généralement considéré comme neutre technique pour moyen long terme.

Recommendation one to six months: Hold (Score: -10)

Long terme

SMI a débordé le plancher du canal haussier, ce qui dans un premier temps, indique un taux de croissance plus faible. La valeur fluctue dans une formation rectangulaire entre un support à 10556 et une résistance à 12565. Un franchissement établi d'un des deux niveaux peut donner des indications pour le développement futur. L'indice rencontre du support à environ 11500 points et de la résistance à environ 12500 points. L'indice est généralement considéré comme légèrement positif technique pour long terme.

Recommendation one to six quarters: Conclusion légèrement positive (Score: 29)

Investtech’s analyses focus on a stock’s trend status, short term momentum and volume development. These are central topics of technical analysis theory that describe changes in investor optimism or fluctuations in a company’s financial development. However, Investtech’s strong focus on these elements is due to research results that clearly indicate causation between these factors and future return on the stock market.

Trend

Theory: Stocks in rising trends will continue to rise.

Psychology/economy: Rising trends indicate that the company experiences positive development and increasing buy interest among investors. Read more

Research: Stocks in rising trend channels in Investtech’s medium long term charts have been followed by an annualized excess return of 7.8 percentage points compared to average benchmark development. This is shown by Investtech’s research into 34,880 cases of stocks in rising trends on the Nordic Stock Exchanges in the period 1996 to 2015.
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Momentum

Theory: Stocks with rising short term momentum will continue to rise. Stocks with very strong momentum (overbought) will react backwards.

Psychology/economy: RSI above 70 shows strong positive momentum. The stock has risen in the short term without any significant reactions downwards. Investors have kept paying more to buy stocks. This indicates that more investors want to buy the stock and that the price will continue to rise. Read more

Research: Stocks with strong momentum have on average continued to rise, and more so than the average stock listed on the Exchange. This is shown by Investtech’s research into 24,208 cases of stocks on the Nordic Stock Exchanges in the period 1996 to 2015 where RSI went above 70 points, indicating strong and increasing short term momentum. On average, annualized, the stocks rose the equivalent of 11.4 percentage points more than the average stock.
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Volume

Theory: Rising prices on high volume and falling prices on low volume indicate strength in a stock. Volume can confirm a rising trend or signal that a falling trend is ending.

Psychology/economy: When investors very much want to buy a stock, they have to increase the price to find new sellers. Rising price on high volume shows that some investors are so aggressive that they push the price up to be able to buy the stock. Investtech’s Volume Balance tool measures the relation between price rise and volume and measures investor aggression at rising and falling prices. Read more

Research: Stocks with volume balance above 40 have been followed by an average annual return of 4.7 percentage points on the Nordic Stock Exchanges, shown by research conducted by Investtech into 24,580 cases.
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