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Trade idea: Buy the Dow as sentiment soars

Steve Lucas from 3c Analysis is looking to buy the DOW Jones Index. He says Dow transports - a measure of economic activity - posted a record high last week, as did the Russell 2000, a gauge of smaller cap stocks.

On the technical side, Steve says that since the record high in September at 15709.5, a pullback has attracted buyers "exactly at the 100-day average rate".

He says we have seen three up-weeks in a row, which has taked prices above their 200-day average.

As a result, Steve is looking to buy on the open and at 15475.0, with a stop loss at 15363.6, last week’s low.

His targets are 15709.5, September’s record high, and 15900.0.

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