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Price Of Dow Jones Heads To A New All-Time High

During the sharp drop in the price of Dow Jones in 2020, which was majorly caused by the global lockdown, the price fell from $29,473 to $18,000. Since the ease of lockdown, the price has continued to rally as most of the months in 2021 had a new all-time high. There was a breakout of the previous all-time high at $29,473 towards the latter part of the year 2020. Since this breakout, the bulls have been relentless. The opening price of Dow Jones at the beginning of the year was $30,489. Price has been able to reach a new all-time high at $36,598. There was a major dip in November 2021 when the price from the all-time high at $36,598 to $34,000. Then a rally occurred which is a result of a gap up. The 4hr chart clearly shows the price is currently in the upper region of the Bollinger bands.

There are likely possibilities of price reaching a new all-time high above $36,598, which could lead to a breakout of the resistance level. Almost all losses last month have been recovered with December’s price reversal. The gap down from $35,800 to $34,800 in November 2021 has been covered up with this bullish run this month. RSI was able to show that the price had been overbought in the previous all-time high in November 2021. As the price dips in November before consolidating, RSI also shows that price has been oversold, which was an indication of a price reversal.  On the daily chart, the candlesticks crossed to the lower region of the bands in November as the price fell. Yesterday’s candlestick closed in the upper region of the Bollinger bands. This move could push the price to the next psychological level at $37,000.

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