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Russell 2000 (IWM) Stalling at Resistance

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The major US indices are stalling today at major resistance levels. The Russell 2000 (IWM; see also RTY CME Futures) has reversed right at a Fibonacci cluster (shown by the blue circle) that coincides with a 7 month downtrend line that has remained valid since November 8, 2021.

RSI is confirming a likely reversal. RSI has reversed right where RSI peaked at the end of the powerful 2H March 2022 rally. The arrows indicate the current RSI peak for Russell 2000 as compared to the prior peak on March 29, 2022.
Given short-term momentum having turned bullish after the recent multi-day rally, this is a countertrend fade idea for the short-term trend, i.e., the trend over the past 7-10 trading sessions. However, this bearish view is a trend-based view that remains consistent with the longer-term downtrend that has persisted since November 8, 2022.

Near-term targets lie at 177 and 175 USD on IWM, the ETF that tracks the Russell 2000.


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Volume on the Nasdaq the past 3 hours (NYSE is similar):
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Russell 2000 stalled where Wave W = Wave Y, a common proportion between corrective waves in zigzags and double zigzags in EW theory.
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