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Posted 3:17 pm ET…SPY is nearing last week's low of 243.70...if broken Fib 61.2% support is 243.38 and 78.6% support is 241.87, follow your rules for break of support if any additional levels are broken...there will be no before the close video today...check later for after the close today.
Posted 1:02 pm ET…SPY broke temporary support of 245.40 and has fallen to the intermediate-term 50% Fib retracement level of 244.43...if it breaks look for potential move to last week's low...
Posted 11:44
am ET…
SPY has found temporary
support in the 245.20 area…defensive
sectors XLRE, XLP, XLU are strongest
this morning…technology XLK is weakest…weakness in AAPL, CSCO, AMZN, MSFT, FB, JD, GOOG weighing on tech and QQQ this morning…CSCO is a negative earnings reaction last night after the close…CSCO, WMT, GS weighing on DJIA.
MCD up
42 cents…
After the Open part 1 Review of SPY, difference between price fluctuation and
trend change, early volume, support, Market Forecast indicator, being
defensive, Fibonacci retracements short-term and intermediate term, intra-day
price patterns on SPY, following
your rules. Posted 10:56 am ET
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After the open part 2 Review of DIA, IWM, QQQ, AAPL, MNST, MCD, WMT, CSCO,
SPY intra-day, BABA, AA, MU, BBY,
ADBE, LRCX, CCL, MCHP, SWKS, AMAT, SPY, VIX...posted
11:19 Am ET
LB -7.86% after
eps late yesterday…WMT, NTAP, AMD, FCX, MU lower before the open
URI higher bmo on news...
URI higher bmo on news...
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6 comments:
Looks like we broke support on IWM and Spy and many others.....
Great discussion on self-directed investing.
Hi Dave.
You mention in this mornings video when spy volume was about 13 million, that this was "24%" below average volume this for this time of day for the last 30 days.
Where do you get this 24% number from??
Joe...yes many ETFs and stocks did today...as covered in tonight's video there are several stocks including AAPL that are still above last week's support...Dave
Dana...thank you...Dave
Fernando...it's called virtual volume...need to check with where you get quote data and see if they calculate average volume...DJ
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