Monday, November 28, 2022

SPX Moves Lower after China Covid-19 Protests and Williams, Bullard Fed Comments...Breadth Weakens, All Sectors Lower...


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The SPX -62.18 opened lower, following overnight protests in China over Covid-19 lockdown policies.  Around noon ET the SPX whipped down, up and down, ultimately falling more than 30 points after Fed comments by Williams and Bullard on interest rates.

DXY, TLT, /CL and TNX closed higher, while GLD and moved lower.


SPY down 6.42 at 395.91, on 68.0 million shares, below average volume, down on higher volume.
VIX up 1.71 at 22.21
QQQ down 4.21 at 282.71

MRK, WMT, CRM, JNJ led the DJIA, 5 advancers, -12
CTLT, WYNN, ULTA, GCI led the SPX, 38 advancers
PDD, NTES, TEAM, ATVI led the NDX, 18 advancers

The two-year trend term is up.  The one-year trend down.

Up
DownDIA, QQQ, SPY, IWM,

All eleven sectors were lower on Monday.

Advancers were weakened on Monday as decliners led 2,473 to 703 on the NYSE and led 3,450 to 1,245 on the NASDAQ.

The SPY MFC green line turned down at 92.8 and is counter-trend defensiveSPY opened lower and closed lower.

Uptrend sectors:  XLE, XLF, XLB, XLI, XLV,
Neutral sectors:  XLP,
Down trend sectors:  XLK, XLRE, XLU, XLY, XLC,

The 6-month intermediate trend is sideways.  The ten-day trend is down a little.

3-month Intermediate Term Market Trend: Sideways
3-day Short Term Market TrendDown a little


18 of 100 NDX stocks closed higher on Monday

76 NDX stock are above their 30 DMA:   BIIB, ORLY, DXCM, GILD, PCAR, AMGN, KHC, PEP, SIRI, EA, HON, ISRG, WBA, BKNG, ADP, CTAS, CSCO, MRNA, AMAT, CHTR, COST, CSX, IDXX, LRCX, MDLZ, MNST, NVDA, ROST, TMUS, AZN, LULU, KLAC, FAST, INTC, VRTX, XEL, AEP, EBAY, MELI, ADI, ASML, AVGO, CMCSA, MAR, MCHP, NXPI, ODFL, PAYX, PDD, SBUX, SWKS, TXN, ADBE, ANSS, AMD, ATVI, CDNS, CPRT, FISV, JD, MRVL, MSFT, MTCH, NFLX, QCOM, SNPS, VRSN, BIDU, GOOGL, NTES, EXC, PANW, VRSK, KDP, CTSH, REGN,

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


Moving Below 30 DMA = 2 Friday, 3 Monday
FTNT, ILMN, AAPL, MU, WDAY,




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