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Enttäuschung pur! – Kein Mut für neue Hochs! | Die Marktwoche

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Markets face pure disappointment as the DAX fails to break higher and risks diving back to 24,000 points.

1. Wieland Aalt's 'Die Marktwoche,' presented by Swissquote, reviews global equity markets after a week of broad selloff that reversed prior bullish setups. 2. Host Wieland Aalt, a technical analyst for Swissquote's German-language market commentary series, presents alone without a guest. 3. The episode's core thesis is that buyers used last week's rally attempts to unload positions rather than push higher, producing shooting-star and failed-breakout candles across major indices. 4. The DAX recorded a shooting-star candle, signaling seller dominance, and Aalt warns the index risks sliding into its May 2025 sideways range toward 24,000 points. 5. For a DAX bearish confirmation, the shooting-star high must be broken with force; otherwise a drop to 24,600 and then 24,000 points is the primary scenario. 6. Switzerland's SMI broke out last week and held the breakout — a 'blatant contrast' to the DAX — and Aalt targets a gradual run toward 14,000 points from the current level near 13,200. 7. Aalt interprets the SMI's strength amid a strong Swiss franc as evidence of capital rotation out of U.S. assets and possibly out of the DAX. 8. The Nikkei continued its Three Black Crows breakout pattern to roughly 57,600 points and Aalt targets 60,000 medium-term, though flags an overbought oscillator and notes the 54,900 area as the key correction support. 9. The S&P 500 failed to resolve a Doji candle to the upside and now risks dropping below the 20-day simple moving average toward 6,700, then 6,600-6,500 points. 10. Aalt mentions a headline trend driving selling: AI eliminating white-collar office jobs (Bürotätigkeiten), which he says markets are 'a bit late' to price in. 11. He extends the AI point to note that AI is now hiring humans to complete tasks, calling the scenario 'dystopisch' and referencing Cyberdyne Industries as a cultural shorthand. 12. The Nasdaq is described as 'even more dramatic' than the S&P 500, sitting near the critical 24,200-24,300 support, with the next meaningful floor at 22,400-22,500 points. 13. An oscillator divergence on the Nasdaq — prices moving sideways with highs while momentum peaks decline — signals loss of upward drive. 14. The Dow Jones printed a failed breakout two weeks ago followed by a bearish candle that Aalt reads as a non-decisive dark-cloud-cover, placing the Dow in sideways mode rather than outright danger. 15. Münchner Rück is approaching the apex of a falling triangle with mounting sell pressure; Aalt targets 475-480 euros on a downside break but sees it ultimately forming a flag continuation pattern. 16. Bank of America printed a double-top with a failed breakout, triggering aggressive selling; Aalt identifies the 48-50 dollar zone as a potential re-entry area given the stock's sustained uptrend from October 2022. 17. Apple was the biggest individual-stock disappointment: a massive weekly candle closed below key support on a closing basis, with Aalt now targeting 237-245 dollars and the 50-week moving average as the next buying zone. 18. The episode's tone is measured and analytical — Aalt consistently avoids catastrophizing, framing each decline as a correction within a larger uptrend rather than a trend reversal. 19. Technical traders and active retail investors who follow chart-based weekly market summaries in German will find the most value. 20. Passive investors or those uninterested in short-term price-level analysis of DAX, S&P 500, and individual European and U.S. stocks are unlikely to benefit.

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