Charts: Dow to 6,000, Opportunity in 2010

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is nowhere near the bottom, despite recent measures by authorities to boost the beleaguered banking sector, Edward Loef from Theodoor Gilissen Bankiers told CNBC.

The Dow Jones Transportation Average chart does not paint a rosy picture for the DJIA, Loef said.

"The DJTA is in a clear long-term downtrend. My next target is the low of 6 years ago which is around 2,000," he added. This would mean a further decline of 20 percent.

"The best we can hope for in the short term is a pull back to the 3,000 level," Loef said. However, he doubts that level will be reached because of the trend in the DJIA.

"There has been a pattern of lower highs, indicating selling pressure," he said. Loef feels that the next support is at the 6,000 level, and advises investors to buy some protection.

"As long as the DJIA remains below 7,500 the risk for a final sell off is near," he said.

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There is an almost exact replica of the previous two charts when it comes to the DJ Stoxx 600.

"The best that can be hoped for in the short-term is some kind of pull back to the November lows, followed by a wave of selling to complete this bear market cycle for the year," he added.

"There is short-term risk, but long-term opportunity for 2010," concluded Loef.

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