OMX Copenhagen 25 GI (OMXC25GI.CO)

Short term

OMX Copenhagen 25 GI has broken the floor of the rising trend channel in the short term, which indicates a weaker initial rising rate. The index gave a negative signal from the double top formation by the break down through the support at 2217. Further fall to 2177 or lower is signaled. The index has support at points 2146 and resistance at points 2260. The RSI curve shows a falling trend, which could be an early signal of the start of a falling trend for the price as well. The index is overall assessed as technically neutral for the short term.

Recommendation one to six weeks: Hold (Score: -16)

Medium term

OMX Copenhagen 25 GI has broken through the floor of a rising trend channel in the medium long term. This indicates a slower rising rate at first, or the start of a more horizontal development. The index gave a negative signal from the double top formation by the break down through the support at 2217. Further fall to 2177 or lower is signaled. The index is between support at points 2150 and resistance at points 2260. A definitive break through of one of these levels predicts the new direction. RSI diverges negatively against the price, which indicates danger of a reaction downwards. The RSI curve shows a falling trend, which could be an early signal of the start of a falling trend for the price as well. The index is overall assessed as technically neutral for the medium long term.

Recommendation one to six months: Hold (Score: 9)

Long term

OMX Copenhagen 25 GI shows strong development within a rising trend channel in the long term. This signals increasing optimism among investors and indicates continued rise. The index is testing support at points 2200. This could give a positive reaction, but a downward breakthrough of points 2200 means a negative signal. The index is assessed as technically positive for the long term.

Recommendation one to six quarters: Positive (Score: 70)

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Trend

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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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