For the past few trading sessions, the Dow Jones has started to move back up: first of all we had a bullish hammer reversal pattern when the Dow Jones moved as low as around 9800 to only regain most of the losses and close just above 10000. The Dow Jones has since started to move higher by hitting higher lows and higher highs. Finally, on Thursday the Dow Jones broke through its minor down trend and is now trending in a minor upward channel. Today the daily MACD indicator gave us a BUY SIGNAL. Currently the Dow Jones stands at a critical level where it has strong resistance to go through at 10300 and at its 50 day MA just above around 10350. The ultimate test will be to see if the Dow Jones manages to break back up above its 50 day MA while maintaining its level above the 50 day MA. If that does happen we will have another BUY SIGNAL. In the short run if that BUY SIGNAL does occur, we could expect to see the Dow Jones move towards it upper Bollinger Band around 10500. Only if the Dow Jones manages to hit a new 52 week high above 10700 while maintaining the gains for a day or two will I issue a STRONG BUY SIGNAL. Right now, one strong possibility if the Dow Jones moves back up above its 50 day MA is seeing a major sideways trend. The reason for that is based on my observation for which the the upper Bollinger Band is now moving down while the lower Bollinger Band is moving up, which may indicate that the next short term trend may be sideways. Right now I would strongly consider starting to cover short positions, especially if the Dow Jones moves back up above its 50 day MA. Many stocks have started to break through their down trend today and gave us BUY SIGNALS. If the Dow Jones moves towards its 50 day MA and fails to move up above it sharply, we will have a SELL SIGNAL as this will add strength to the current major down trend. Looking at the weekly chart, the Dow Jones' MACD has yet to give us a BUY SIGNAL while the stochastic could give us one by the end of this week if the Dow Jones continues higher.

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