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July is the decisive month? Performance and possible evolutions From Investing.com

July is the decisive month? Performance and possible evolutions From Investing.com
July is the decisive month? Performance and possible evolutions From Investing.com

A monthly overview of the main stock indices, above all FTSEMib, S&P 500 and , with the contribution of Calogero Selvaggioanalyst and part of the Investing.com Italy Team.

In today’s video we will analyze the major indices, their performances and possible evolutions:

Positive sentiment continues to be high but could the uptrend be at risk?

1) FTSE MIB: Bearish Head and Shoulders Pattern Respected. Death Cross of Moving Averages Signals Possible Extension of Downside?

2) S&P 500: Target 5500 points respected. Rising Wedge pattern formation signals possible retracement, how will it end?

3) Nasdaq: Target 20k points touched. Symmetrical triangle pattern formation signals trend weakening or continuation?

4) : Keep marking red. The 0.618% level is a key level for possible future declines…

What happened in June? July will be the month of confirmations, between central banks and possible weakness of the trend

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Video Topics :

– More interesting analysis (at min 00:20)

– Hang Seng (al min 13:16)

– How to apply Discount Coupon (at min 15:36)

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