- XLF holding triple bottom support 15m, holding above yeseterdays low bounce off of it 3 times today, first initial sign for the bulls. Now bulls need the hourly trend change for XLF back to an uptrend to help SPY - QQQ's drop may seem a lot today due to how fast we pulled back from the morning but we are still way above 0.386 fib retracement on daily therefore...
- 7.5% move on QQQ/NASDAQ in 4 days. AAPL and MSFT now hitting key resistance, will be watching to see if it can break above or not for QQQ to continue. - likely a slight pullback hourly consolidation for QQQ before attempting another leg up. - after ECB hiked 0.5% this morning our rate hike of 25Bps increased to 80% chance this morning. - XLF hourly bullflag...
- PPI data came in better then expected increasing the likelihood of a pause to 50-60% - XLF gapped down new lows but closed around cash open area, meaning there wasnt a lot of bear follow through after the gap down. The first sign bulls want to see is XLF holding its lows and start to bounce or even just going sideways is good for tech bulls. Bears want to see...
- CPI data came in expected today, excpet core is 0.1% hotter market didn't really care since we need something really hot to not get a 0.25bps - PPI data likely will come in expected as well today, since CPI was pretty aligned so technical matter more now - SPX came close to 200 MA today rejected the 3940 area but QQQ is above 200 MA - QQQ and SPX reject...
To be honest i don't know where XLF will go from here. With my current skill level and studies, I think we can go a little more lower. What do you guys think? Comment Below
- CPI data tomorrow will likely determine if we can break that triple top on QQQ - money rotating around today to tech sectors no a complete FEAR day where money is leaving the market. - KRE / XLF ETF needs to bounce for SPY to bounce - 0.25bp current priced in at 62%, and a pause at 38% - if we break that triple, im looking for a daily bounce and would liking...
- Very notable drop in the last 3 days for all sectors. Most important factor to remember is always following the trend and dont try to fight against it. Even though today there was a lot of opportunity in both direction it was quite a choppy day. - I mentioned yesterday any pop bullish on premarket data will be a good short for all sectors and i will be getting...
banks are the engine of the debt system economy. silver gate is done. FDIC had to kick in to protect depositors. XLF shows selling, will this lead sp500?
Discussing all the major weekly trends for each sector.
Discussing all the leading sectors 0:15 XLK 1:40 XLV 3:45 XLY 4:45 XLC 5:37 XLP 6:26 XLF 7:33 XLI 9:00 XLU 10:54 XLRE 12:14 XLB 13:15 XLE
Looking into all the major sectors of the S&P 500 to see if this breakout can be trusted. we review all sectors on a weekly basis to provide insights of the overall market. Most sectors have not broken out & trading at major resistance.
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I have wanted to do an overview video of Sector Rotation for Best of Us Investors for a while. In this video I give a high level view of the theory of Sector Rotation and how it can be used to forecast the flows of money into different sectors at different times in the market. I also include my current analysis of where the next sector rotation is likely to occur.
Breakdown of Each chart Top left - S&P 500 / General market Bottom left - QQQ / Nasdaq / Tech sector Top right- XLF / Financial sector Bottom right- Dollar index Recap Investors went on another wild ride this week, but ultimately US stock indices finished modestly below where they started. Trading remained choppy as traders digested another slew of earnings...
Breakdown of Each chart Top left - S&P 500 / General market Bottom left - QQQ / Nasdaq / Tech sector Top right- XLF / Financial sector Bottom right- Dollar index Recap for last week. Momentum from last Friday’s melt up in US equity markets carried over this week when US trading got under way. Oversold conditions coming out of a horrific January opened the door...
Breakdown of Each chart Top left - S&P 500 / General market Bottom left - QQQ / Nasdaq / Tech sector Top right- XLF / Financial sector Bottom right- Dollar index The Beijing Winter Olympics are almost here, shadowed by boycotts, fear of a possible Russian attack on Ukraine and of course the coronavirus. There’s been no shortage of issues for other nations to...
Breakdown of Each chart Top left - S&P 500 / General market Bottom left - QQQ / Nasdaq / Tech sector Top right- XLF / Financial sector Bottom right- Dollar index .
SPX with a key back test of the 3389 level overnight as it's trying to break up over the 3411 level. If it can over 3411 it should trigger a test of the key 3425 level. This is a key level from our double top back in September. SPX is opening stronger than NAS and this is mainly because of energy and financials. If energy and financials are able to join this...