After the Close Review of Wednesday’s market action…/ES, SPY, DIA, QQQ, AAPL, AMZN, FB, GOOGL,
MSFT, ADBE, PYPL, MU, AXP BA, CAT, GS, HS, IBM, JPM and more great bull flag setups…technical analysis insights…9:15
pm PST
Five sectors were higher and one was unchanged on Wednesday, led by technology XLK +0.64% and
staples XLP +0.64%.
SPY up .05 at 263.24 on 75.8 million shares, 6% above average volume. Up
on lower volume.
VIX down .31 at 11.02
Oil down 1.51 to 55.97
TLT up .44 to
at 127.68…on 10.9 million shares, 38%
above average volume. Up on higher volume.
MSFT +1.46%, and V +1.07%, led
the DJIA, 11 advancers.
HRB +10.27%, BF/B
+6.53%, and
AGN +2.26%, led the SPX.
ADBE +3.57%, TSLA
+3.15%, PYPL +2.72%,
ISRG +2.58%, and ALGN +2.49%, led the NDX.
Intermediate
and long term up trend intact. 3-day short term trend is down.
Up:
QQQ,
Down:
SPY, IWM, DIA,
Breadth strengthened
slightly on Wednesday, as decliners led 1,666 to 1,230 on the NYSE and led 1,930 to
961 on
the NASDAQ.
The SPY MFC green
line in the
upper zone at 80.2, prepare to become defensive.
Uptrend
sectors: XLY,
XLI, XLF, XLB, XLV, XLP, XLE, XLRE,
Neutral
sectors: XLK, XLU
Down
trend sectors:
Intermediate-term trending stocks: Many of these stocks have had significant
pull backs over the past week and it is appropriate to wait for the uptrend
to resume before considering entry…BA, MCD, CAT, TRU, CBOE, LYV, WYNN,
FCAU, CCL, RCL, SQ, CC, EDU, AA, ADBE, PYPL, ALGN, V, MU, FB, A, ISRG, TTWO,
AABA, BABA, CDNS, ANET, RNG, WUBA, SHOP, ATVI, WB, LRCX, NVDA, RACE, RACE, TAL,
50 of 100 NDX stocks closed
higher on Wednesday.
48
NDX stocks are above their 30 DMA.
NDX Stocks to Watch on Thursday:
Moving Above 30 DMA = 2
ILMN, TSLA,
Moving Below 30 DMA = 2
DISH, MYL,
DISH, MYL,
The
intermediate and long-term trends are still up.
6-month Intermediate Term
Market Trend: Up
3-day Short Term Market
Trend: Down
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2 comments:
Dave....We exited a /ES Dec Future because of the pull back today. If we wanted to re-enter according to our rules on a possible bounce today, what future would we consider?
Don...the current contract is March...Dave
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