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Market Outlook entering the Week of May 10th = Mixed
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Prior to Friday’s trading session, the U.S. markets were on the ropes: high volume selling on Tuesday was topped by even higher volume selling on Wednesday. Personally, Tuesday was the first time in a long time that every stock I own lost ground.
From a price perspective, Friday’s jump was impressive. From a trading volume perspective, not so much. Ideally, large price movements are driven by an increase in trading activity, when compared to the previous session(s).
Small caps (aka the Russell 2000) did get a bump on Friday, but not enough to retake the 20 and 50 day moving averages.
Intermediate Elliott Wave support/resistance levels for the S&P500 remain unchanged for a 3rd straight week.
Technically, the uptrend is still intact. But until small cap prices and overall trading volumes make a return, the outlook remains “mixed” at best.
2015-05-10 – US Stock Market Averages
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For the detailed Elliott Wave Analysis, go to the ELLIOTT WAVE lives on by Tony Caldaro. For price/volume data, head to stockcharts.com.
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Market Outlook entering the Week of May 3rd = Mixed
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The U.S. stock market encountered more high volume selling last week, as all major indexes tested technical support levels. While the uptrend is still intact for the coming week, keep an eye on the small capitalization stocks. Companies in this category usually comprise “market leadership”, and they got pummeled last week.
Elliott Wave support/resistance levels for the S&P500 remain unchanged from last week, but Tony mentions some negative trends (divergences) in his long-term indicators.
2015-05-03 – US Stock Market Averages
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The reallocation of the index means that any fund that tries to mirror the index will also need to adjust its holdings (i.e. SPDR S&P Dividend ETF).
On the close Thursday, the S&P High Yield Dividend Aristocrats Index is set for a rebalance. What this means is the index will be rebalanced to reflect reweighting allocations across the stocks that make up the index. It also means there will be some serious buying and selling on the last print Thursday.
In a research note, the analysts at Cowen have calculated the buys and sells in the index based on the holdings in the SPDR S&P Dividend ETF, which essentially mirrors the index and will also rebalance. The Cowen analysts estimate there are 20 stocks rebalancing with greater than 50% of 10 day average volume. We screened the list for the five stocks that could see the highest amount of share count buying and that had the highest percentage of volume increase over the 10-day average.
United Bancshares Inc. (NASDAQ: UBSI) is estimated to see a gigantic buy…
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