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Charting the Top Three Strongest Stock Market Sectors at New Highs

With the US Stock Market closing again at all-time highs into the 1,675 target, let’s take a moment to look under the market at the Top Three Sectors (ETFs) also at new all-time highs (not all sectors are participating equally in the rally). We’ll start with a Comparison Chart of the Top Three Sectors: The…

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What Strength in Retail Hints about the Broader Stock Market

In case you missed it, many Retail and Consumer Discretionary stocks have been breaking either to new 52-week highs or new all-time highs and we continue to see strength in the related ETFs. Let’s take a look at the breakouts in the Retail ETF (XRT), broader Consumer Discretionary Sector (XLY) and ponder what that suggests…

Charting the Breakout and Bullish Pathway to Start the Week

Friday’s session saw an initial breakout above key “make or break” resistance in the US Equity Indexes, and Monday morning’s action further confirmed the breakout and opened the Bullish Price Pathway higher. Let’s take a quick look at the SP500, Dow Jones, and NASDAQ to highlight the breakout, key area to watch, and upside price…

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A Triple Timeframe Update of SP500 Market Structure

A member asked a question regarding the short-term and intraday trends of the current SP500 and I wanted to take a moment to update the current “Market Structure” view of the trend and what reversed from the recent sell-off. We’ll start with the Daily Chart then note two intraday timeframes to compare ongoing Structure: Market…

June 27 Market Internals and Fibonacci Check for SP500 and Dow Jones

With the sharp rally over the last three trading sessions, let’s take a quick look at the current Fibonacci Confluence reference area along with an update of Breadth (market internals) on the rally. We’ll start with the SP500: This is meant to be a quick update so we’ll focus first on the two short-term (intraday)…

Viewing the Recent Shift in Money Flow Trends

While the Federal Reserve policy announcement last week shook up the intermarket money flow trends, let’s pull back the perspective to the broader trends in money flow in stocks, treasuries, gold, oil, and the US Dollar Index. Here’s the broader picture of “Risk-On” and “Risk-Off” Money Flow: We see five cross-markets on the intermarket landscape…