The Nikkei 225's position and the key technical points serving as upside resistance and downside support were presented as of the 5th. Daily indicators and the current level were shown together.
The Nikkei 225's position and the key technical points serving as resistance and support lines that influence daily price movements are presented. The explanation states that as the Nikkei rises, upside resistance declines, indicating market strength, although caution over overheating is warranted. If the index falls, it becomes more attractive on valuation, but its limited upside is more likely to become a focus.
The article lists numerous figures, including the Nikkei 225's closing price on the 5th, the various σ levels of the Bollinger Bands, moving averages and levels from the Ichimoku Cloud. It says the figures are updated around 4 p.m. on business days. Representative figures include a close of 69,946.86 on the 5th, Bollinger +2σ at 71,908.69 and +1σ at 66,399.16.
Stochastic figures are also provided, with Fast at 94.89 and Slow at 91.61, both based on a 9-day period. The table continues with the Nikkei 225, the calculation periods for each indicator and figures by category.