The SPX closed down -0.52 or -0.04% on Friday forming a doji for the second day in a row…
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CSTR, MXIM and DECK were among the market leaders after reporting better than expected earnings. Advancers led decliners 1.48 to 1 on the NYSE indicating broader strength than on Thursday …
Exchange NYSE NASDAQ
Advancers 1,755 1,469
Decliners 1,180 1,177
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Index Direction ConfirmationVIX Up Yes – SPX
SOX Down Yes – COMPQ
Leading stocks on Friday included CSTR, DECK, VECO, X, NETL, IPI, MOS, UNG, CLF, CF, AGU, LVS, SINA, PCLN, ATI, V, NTES, AKS, SOHU, BUCY, UNP, BYI, SWK, POT, RVBD, DE, AIV, GME, CAKE, TIE, CAT, LXK, HAS, HLF, NDAQ, CRM, TLT, CHL, FFIV, INFA, NYX, CREE,DHR, MHS, ATW, SWN, WFMI, SKX
Losing stocks included AMD, TSL, TBT, CRUS, ZION, WHR, CAM, UCO, STI, GS, FDX, NFLX, WLT, SNDK, BA, FCX, BAC, PCP, FLS, CAN, SPG, A, JEC, HANS, FAS, VMW, CMG
Interest rates moved lower, bonds rose, the EURO rose, the SOX rose +0.62%. The VIX rose +0.32 to 21.20.
Six of nine sectors moved higher on Friday with Materials XLB +0.81% and Consumer Staples XLP +0.35% leading all sectors.
Charts to Watch - Bull Flag Setups - BIDU, AMZN, BRCM, ILMN, KLAC
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Charts to Watch - Bullish Engulfing Support Bounce - DE, SINA, SOHU, VECO, CAKE, X, BUCY
Other Flag Setups - SYMC, LOGI, LIFE, GRMN, STX, CMG, GS, HLF, MA, NFLX, NTES, RVBD, SWK, UAL, URE, V, CTXS The eight week trend of the broad market represented by the SPX, INDU and RUT is up while the last two weeks have been neutral. This indicates that upward momentum is slowing. After eight weeks of up trending this consolidation could be the beginning of a short term pull back.
The trend in the NDX and broader COMPQ is up for both the eight and two week time frames.
We said three weeks ago that selectivity would rule with big money putting more money into stocks with good earnings and guidance and selling stocks with disappointing earnings or lower guidance. This has pretty much been the case and we expect that pattern to continue for the next week.
It appears that the real opportunity will continue to be in the stronger stocks that have already reported strong earnings and those that will do so during the up coming week.
Continue to trade with the trend and simultaneously be prepared for any break of support.
SPX
Resistance: 1,182, 1,190, 2,000
Support: 1,170, 1,148, 1,130
Enter bullish trades with a bounce off support and a break above the high of the low day or a break out of horizontal resistance.
A break and/or close below the low of the high day can be a potential exit for short bullish trades. Entry for a bearish signal can be a close below of the low of the high day for a counter trend trade or the same entry on a down trending stock.
The short term 3 day trend is neutral.
The three-month trend is neutral.
The twelve-month trend is up.
Continue to focus on and trade setups on the charts of the stocks you watch. Trade with the trend of the chart and follow your rules.
AAPL -4.26 – falls to support of Thursday’s hammer low
QCOM +0.74 – white candle
GOOG -4.88 – spinning top confirms Thursday’s hanging man but does not break low
BIDU -2.16 – black spinning top breaks below low of high day
NDX 100 stocks stronger than the NDX include MXIM, STX, LBTYA, VRSN, NIHD, PCLN, ORLY, XLNX, ADSK, JOYG, QCOM, ALTR, LLTC and FWLT.
Stocks weaker than the NDX: FSLR, HSIC, CTSH, INTC, BIDU, BRCM, BIIB, WCRX, SYMC, CSCO, AAPL, DELL, CMCSA, CTXS and PPDI.
Stocks to Watch on Monday
Holding Above 30 DMA
HLF, PCLN, AGU, MCD, LVS, CMG, FCX, SINA, VOD, AIV, CAKE, CAM, DE, DHR, DOW, UNP, URE, WLT, A, HAS, IPI, ICE, ATW, SLB, ACN, AMX, NDAQ, UAL, USD, MA, HSY, FDX, NTRI, AMD, V, ATI, BA, DECK, GR, UCO, CF, GS, SPG, HANS, MOS, VECO, CSTR, RVBD, TBT, WFMI, NYX, NFLX, NTES, PCP, PNC, BYI, INFA, MHS, NETL, CRM, FFIV, GMCR, ARUN, SNDK, SWN, ESI
Moving Above 30 DMA = 5
CAT, CLF, GME, POT, SWK
Moving Below 30 DMA = 1
JEC
Staying Below 30 DMA
FAS, FLS, GES, SKX, WHR, ZION, LXK, CHL, STI, CREE, AKS, TIE, FAZ, RMBS, TSL, BAC, CRUS, X, TLT, DLR, VMW, UNG
Intermediate Term Market Trend: Neutral
Short Term Market Trend: Neutral
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5 comments:
Thanks Dave, I enjoyed all the posts this week and the WSWU on Friday. Thanks for confirming what I see - coffee and doji's, yummy! Next week should be really fun! Have a great weekend. Judy
Thanks to you Dave!, another week of wonderful results!!
It's my 1st week of successful trading different stocks, both up & down (calls & puts) while the market "grinds nowhere"!
Since I've learned that, 'in a sideways market, approx 12% of the stks will be going up & 12% will be going down', having a Watch List for each AND being mentally prepared (ahead of time), to trade in both directions at the sametime is critical..!
Wow! It just doesn't get any better than this!!!
And am very delighted to be with you, online this week!!!
Scott L of Nashville
PS, today Oct 31st is my 2yrs as a student-of-trading... Nice...
Thanks Dave for your insights. The blog is rich in content and thankfully the 4-Day Live course helped put it all in perspective. Next week looks like an interesting one and will test the rules! Your blog posts and sessions are invaluable! Thanks for your continued effort.
Joe
Thanks for the analysis and good market wrap. Apprceicated as always.
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