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This chart looks at the Nasdaq Composite Index on a monthly basis over the past 20-years, where we applied Fibonacci to the 2000 highs and the 2003 lows.

Are the Homebuilders experiencing a case of Deja Vu? Is it 2006 all over again?

This chart looks at Facebook (FB) since its IPO back in 2012.

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Boeing has been in a leadership role over the past few years, as it has far outpaced the Dow and S&P 500 to the upside. Chart below shows Boeing moving sideways up against major long term resistance

Google over the past few months looks to be forming a bullish ascending triangle. Two-thirds of the time, this pattern leads to an upside breakout.

The size-able decline in coffee has it testing the 2007, 2008 and 2013 lows, where rallies happened to get started.

The US Dollar hit peaked in January of 2017 and started creating a series of lower highs and lower lows, and has now formed falling channel (1).

The chart looks at the Thomson Reuters Commodity Index over the past 38-years, on a monthly closing basis.

Looking at the charts, if the S&P 500 and JP Morgan both break above respective 261% extension levels, they would send strong bullish signals.

The chart above looks at what could be the most important commodity on the planet, Crude Oil and its price action over the past 15-years.

 Interest rates (2, 5, 10 & 30-Year yields) are all testing long-term falling channel resistance. See 4 pack of charts 

These two break and equity markets could be in trouble

Some view Doc Copper as an indicator of economic strength. If you are in this camp, it is facing an important price point.

This is a rare test for yields, as it is testing three different support lines at the same time.