Google rallies - Analysis - 06-04-2021

2021-04-06 12:08:07 GMT (Economies.com)

Google's stock (GOOG) rallied 4.11% in the last session, piercing the important resistance of 2,135, with positive support from the 50-day SMA, amid the dominance of the main upward trend in the medium term, while the RSI reached overbought levels, curbing future gains.

Therefore we expect more gains for the stock, targeting the first resistance at 2,300, provided it steadies above 2,135.

Expected trend for today: Bullish

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	Symbol	Last	Change	Chg.%
	EUR/USD	1.1978	0.0066	0.5583%
End of day analysis for the EURUSD 14-04-2021
	GBP/USD	1.3782	0.0034	0.2477%

	Tadawul	9847.62	27.59	0.28%

	Silver	25.414	0.319	1.271%

	Oil	62.890	2.500	4.140%
End of day analysis for Crude oil 14-04-2021
	Brent Oil	66.41	2.75	4.32%

	Gold	1736.780	-0.155	0.009%
End of day analysis for Gold 14-04-2021

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