The majority of the Stock markets around the globe performed well in March despite news from Cyprus and so, as far as their IC/Coppock Indicators are concerned, they remained on hold.
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The turbulence undergone by the FTSE 100 index during the month meant that after two dips it was able regain its ground and finished the month where it started. It was not, however, the same case for London’s junior market, the Alternative Investment Market (Aim).
The majority of the Stock markets around the globe performed well in March despite news from Cyprus and so, as far as their IC/Coppock Indicators are concerned, they remained on hold.
It would appear that the rest of the world has become immune to the Dow's sneezes as the vast majority of the IC/Coppock indicators remained unchanged for February
Now that the Dow Jones Index has sneezed the rest of the world must try to avoid catching the cold
The vast majority of our IC/Coppock Indicators remain on 'Hold' and are producing healthy rises after their 'buy' signals were given back in the summer. There were, however, two new 'official buy' signals given in December and one which was unofficial.
Four IC/Coppock sell indicators given in November