Monday, November 30, 2015

Stocks End Weaker...Great Setups For Horizontal & Diagonal Breakouts...

Four of nine sectors moved higher on MondayXLE, XLB and XLU were the strongest sectors while XLE was the weakest sector.  


Breadth weakened as advancers led decliners 1.07 to 1 on the NYSE and decliners led 1.14 to 1 on the NASDAQ.

Monday – weakened, advancers led on NYSE
Friday – weakened slightly, advancers led
Thursday – Thanksgiving Holiday
Wednesday – strengthened, advancers led

Tuesday – strengthened, advancers led

SPY down .87 at 208.69 on 112.5 million shares
VIX up 1.01 at 16.13…
TNX down .07 at 22.18…
TLT up .48 at 121.45…on 5.1 million shares
XLF down .02 at 24.56…on 24.6 million shares

AAPL up .49 at 118.30 on 39.1 million shares
FB down 1.21 at 104.24 on 20.3 million shares

Technical Commentary:
IWM -0.43%, SPY -0.42%, DIA -0.38%, QQQ -0.25%.


Trade with the trend of the chart you are trading and continue to move your profit protection stops.  Continue to follow your rules.

The SPX MFC green line is pointed up at 78  

Short-term Chart Targets:
SPY =...210.12
QQQ = 115.47
IWM = 117.36, 118.34…
                   
Support Levels
SPY = 207.41
QQQ = 111.64
IWM = 114.52

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Setups
Horizontal Breakout: SPY, QQQ, AA, AIG, BABA, ETFC, FAS, PANW, QRVO, SCHW, SONC, VRSN, ZION, ADSK, ATVI, AVGO, EBAY, GRMN, INTC, LLTC, LRCX, MSFT, MYL, TSLA,
Diagonal Breakout: BAC, C, CCL, EXPE, PLAY, PYPL, RCL, SUM, TSL, AAPL, GILD, GMCR, ORLY, TXN,
Bull Flag: CRM, GLW, V, YELP, AMZN, GOOGL, ROST, TRIP
At Support: JBLU

Moves
H Breakout: AMBA, SLCA, BIDU (long term),  
D Breakout: MS,
Bull Flag Bounce: KWEB, JD
Bounce: SINA, YHOO
Gap Down: SOHU, UA
Support Break: SFUN, SOHU,

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45 of 100 NDX stocks closed higher on Monday.


53 NDX stocks are above their 30 DMA.

NDX Stocks to Watch on Tuesday:
Moving Above 30 DMA = 1
YHOO

Moving Below 30 DMA = 11
BIIB, DISH, EXPD, FB, GILD, LMCA, ORLY, REGN, SBUX, TSCO, VIAB

6-month Intermediate Term Market Trend: Neutral
3-day Short Term Market Trend: Neutral

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