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SPX sinks to a new 52-week
low, on
Christmas Eve, marking a 20% drop
(the definition by many of a bear market) from its high on Oct 3. About 40%
of this dramatic drop can be attributed to comments by Fed Chair Powell on Oct
3 and again on Dec 19. About 25% to the IMF Global Risk Report
around Oct 9. About 25% with the Senate failing to pass a funding bill on Dec 21 and the
balance can be attributed to concerns about an inverted yield curve surfacing around
Dec 4, ongoing concerns with trade negotiations with China and falling oil
prices.
The DJIA, closed down 653 points at 21,792, led by weakness in BA, UNH, JNJ, MMM and NKE. This is the thirteenth
close below 25,000 since Dec 6.
All eleven sectors were lower on Monday, led by real estate XLRE +0.99% and staples XLP +0.62%.
SPY down 6.36 at 234.34 on 147.3 million shares, 13% above average
volume. Down on lower volume.
VIX up 5.96 at 36.07
Oil down 2.74 at 42.68
TLT up .60 at 121.32 on 8.3 million shares.
HD -1.46%, WMT -1.50%, led the DJIA, 0 advancers, -3
NEM +3.13%, PCG +1.76% and LKQ +1.40%, led the SPX.
CTRP +1.32% and NTES +0.25% led
the NDX.
Long term up
trend intact. 3-day short term trend is down.
Up:
Down: IWM,
SPY, DIA, QQQ
Breadth was
stable on Monday, as decliners led 2,325 to 605 on the NYSE
and led 2,242 to 806 on the NASDAQ
The SPY
MFC green line is pointed down at 4 and is short-term
bearish.
Uptrend sectors:
Neutral sectors:
XLU,
Down trend sectors: XLRE,
XLB, XLV, XLP, XLI, XLY, XLC, XLK, XLF, XLE,
The 6-month intermediate
trend is down. The ten-day trend is down.
3-month Intermediate Term Market Trend: Down
3-day Short Term Market Trend: Down
2 of 100 NDX stocks closed higher on Monday.
1
NDX stock is above its 30
DMA: NTES,
NDX Stocks to Watch on Wednesday:
Moving Above 30 DMA = 0
Moving Below 30 DMA = 1
AVGO
3 comments:
Dave: Would this be the start of a Bearish Trend?
Don, not the start, the market is already in a bearish (or down) trend. This is something that Chart Signals is very clear about multi-times in each post, including our Sector trend observations...Dave
I sure do miss the video.
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