...it's a market in trouble. This is a disgusting daily chart of the Healthcare sector ETF, XLV. Especially when you consider that the ratio of said defensive sector is firmly…
I highlight things I see during the week expecting us not to over-react but instead, consider. What I see today is Healthcare (XLV) testing the April low in relation to…
We had a bullish write up about the Semi sector in NFTRH 666(6). Let's call that a wild card among the less defensive market areas due to its growing field…
On May 8th we discussed lesson #1,764,328... That lesson would be: When you think you see something in the markets and your methods have been working do not be unduly…
That lesson would be: When you think you see something in the markets and your methods have been working do not be unduly influenced by things you see on the…
On May 22 this post reviewed... What Healthcare Needs to Do to Go Bullish In that post we reviewed the XLV/SPY ratio, noting the hard 'V' bounce, which has since…
We reviewed the Industrials (XLI) yesterday noting "But the lower low is in and now a bounce to test the SMA 200 breakdown or very possibly the declining SMA 50…
We have been noting that Tech, for example, is 100% intact to its daily, weekly and monthly up trends. As I hold a big chunk of QQQ off of the…
The general Healthcare ETF (BioPharma, Medical Device/Equipment and services of all kinds) is in trouble. I am not short the ETF, but I am short one of its largest components,…
If it seems I am all over the map, you are not imagining things. This is one of those days during one of those weeks where a lot is going…
A look at the general Healthcare ETF (XLV), which includes BioPharma, Devices/Equipment and Services shows it easing below the trend line. IHI is at lateral support and the SMA 50…
As you know, the favored plan is for the US stock indexes to finish bouncing at or below the top channel line parameters per yesterday's NFTRH update (I've begun slowly…