The SPX formed a white candle and closed +5.41 at 1,331.10 continuing the support bounce that began on Wednesday. The SPX continues in a four week consolidation downward sloping price channel and reached its short-term support bounce price target of 1,334 at the channel resistance line, exactly in line with our expectation. You can view that highlighted expectation in Wednesday’s post.
The SPX is at diagonal resistance. On Tuesday watch for either a break of the resistance line or the break of the low on Friday, which is 1,325 on the SPX. Watch for a similar move in the INDU, COMPQ, NDX and RUT.
Remember consolidation patterns like the last four weeks are generally trend continuation patterns and it is most probable that price will ultimately break out of resistance and continue the prior up trend. We will watch on Tuesday to see if there is more consolidation or a breakout in the making.
The SPY also reached its price channel resistance target of 133.75, before closing at 133.51. Watch for a break of resistance or the break of the low of Friday at 132.96.
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SPX white candle, below 30 DMA +0.41%
INDU spinning top, below 30 DMA +0.31%
COMPQ white candle, below 30 DMA +0.50%
RUT white candle, at 30 DMA +0.65%
Breadth strengthened slightly as advancers led decliners 2.82 to 1 on the NYSE and weakened slightly as advancers led decliners 1.75 to 1 on the NASDAQ …
Exchange NYSE NASDAQ
Advancers 2,224 1,652
Decliners 786 939
Index Chg. Close Direction Confirmation
VIX -0.11 15.98 Down Yes – SPX
SOX +4.85 433.09 Up Yes – COMPQ
Leading stocks > +2% on Friday included LDK, FFIV, CDE, NDAQ, CY, NVDA, MCP, UNG, CF, INFA, FCX, ZION, AGU, FAS, FWLT, CIEN, GS, BAC
Losing stocks < -2.0% included MHS, WTW, SWKS, FAZ
Positives – SPX, RUT, COMPQ, breadth and sectors continued strong, XLF, AAPL, BIDU, GOOG, NFLX, Euro
Negatives – TNX, TLT, AMZN, PCLN
Interest rates TNX +0.03 inched higher. Bond ETF TLT moved down 4 cents. The Euro moved up 169 pips to 1.4313 at 5 pm on Friday.
Eight of nine sectors moved higher on Friday and XLU was unchanged. Materials XLB +1.08% and Financials XLF +0.71% were the strongest sectors.
Thursday's charts on Friday...
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Charts to watch on Tuesday...
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SPX
Resistance: 1,330, 1,344, 1,352
Support: 1,321, 1,310, 1,300
The short term 3 day trend is up.
The six-month trend is up.
The twelve-month trend is up.
Trade with the trend of the chart you are trading.
Bullish entry signal is a bounce off support and a break above the high of the low day or a break out of horizontal resistance.
Bearish entry signal is a break of short term support or a bounce down from the 30 DMA or other resistance.
AAPL +2.41 – white candle, close above 10 DMA, below 30DMA
AMZN -0.87 – spinning top, close below 30 DMA
BIDU +3.98 – large white candle following hammer, below 30 DMA
GOOG +2.77 – spinning top confirms bullish harami, below 30 DMA
NFLX +0.76 – doji, above 30 DMA
PCLN -3.67 – spinning top, below 30 DMA
QCOM +0.18 – doji, above 30 DMA
NDX 100 stocks stronger than the NDX include MRVL, BRCM, FFIV, MICC, NVDA, BIDU, FSLR, CTRP, LINTA, MU, NWSA, TEVA, MYL, MXIM and NIHD.
Stocks weaker than the NDX include VRSN, ESRX, VRTX, STX, INTC, AMAT, SRCL, PCAR, ILMN, EXPD, PCLN, ADBE, AMGN, BBBY and CTSH.
Stocks to Watch on Tuesday
Holding Above 30 DMA
HUM, TPX, HLF, CSTR, ANF, DLR, TIF, COH, TLT, CY, FFIV, UNP, VECO, UAL, GMCR, KKD, RVBD, FAZ, ACN, CMG, SWN, VMW, CF, CREE, INFA, CRM, IAG, ATW, ENTR, NGLS, V, DECK, GES, NVDA, POT, URE
Moving Above 30 DMA = 9
AGU, AKS, ANR, CHL, CRUS, DHR, FCX, STI, UNG
Moving Below 30 DMA = 4
ESI, ICE, MHS, WTW
Staying Below 30 DMA
HAS, A, JDSU, JNPR, SMH, SWK, ARUN, GLW, SNDK, ATI, CIEN, DOW, F, FWLT, ZION, CAT, IL, NDAQ, SWKS, WDC, MCP, SINA, WLT, FAS, LVS, SOHU, UCO, DE, NETL, PCX, LDK, SLB, TSL, CLF, NTES, SLW, GS, CDE, TBT, MOS, X, CAM, BAC
Intermediate Term Market Trend: Up
Short Term Market Trend: Up
Deleted – AMD, NYX, JEC, IPI, VLO
Added – CY, COH, ENTR, FFIV, INFA, KKD, TPX, WTW
1 comment:
Dave:
Wishin' you a Great and Safe Memorial Day Weekend.
Thanks for all you do.
Robert
CANI_212
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