With XLY vs. XLP on everyone's radar as it eyes new highs, what is Industrials vs. Staples saying about the strength of this risk on rally?
Interesting relationship here 0.95 sixty week CC IYT = 100% Industrials (obviosuly) IWM = 16% Industrials IYT = 45% Large cap, 45% Mid cap IWM = 66% Small Cap, 15% Micro cap
I spotted some very high volumes coming in right at the end of market close and during after hours trading on XLI. Massive volumes = institutional traffic. However, price levels didn't actually move much until late into AH trading, when a tiny amount of volume (orders totaling 102 only) did a gap up in price to $63.88. This suggests a gap up breakout could occur,...
Possible it goes for the ~250 gap, but my lean is the POS gets crushed. Doesn’t want gov assistance ... oh really? They weren't selling pre-corona. Revenue drop in 2020 will make 2019 look like nothing
Triple leveraged ETF of Industrial stocks Notice the increases in price have gotten lower and faster overtime. This may provide for a more accurate target
XLI is a sector that has recently broken out, looking within that sector, WM seems to be showing some bullish potential. The stock is trying to successfully bounce off a test of the 200-day EMA line. Any continued strength will push the price back above the 10-day EMA line. The stock is also exiting an oversold condition. I am targeting the $115 & the $120 price...
On watch. Looking at breaking out of this range over the next few months. Top of the range here so if rejected will look at adding on the move lower. GLTA
XLI has just been consolidating since early March. Pretty simple play, just keep trading when bouncing off support/resistance or sit back & wait for the breakout/breakdown.
Thesis: With growth and inflation decelerating (Quad4) and our leading indicators slowing as well that means we want to be short Industrials. Within the Industrials sector the Rubber & Plastics industry was reporting contraction via ISM data. After screening for P/E and style factors like High Beta coupled with a strong long term price trend we added $MYE to our...
Episode 5/11: US (SPX) Sectors Technical Analysis Series - 17th of July 2019 Brief Explanation of the chart: Squares represent past and future structural supports . Since 2009, the bulls have used Monthly MA 50(Weekly 200) support , labelled as the purple line . The latest bullish channel leading to wave 5 can have 3 potential targets : 85$, 94.5$ and...
I heard some interesting commentary this week from the pros about watching for signs in the cyclical:defensive sector ratio. I put together this chart using (XLK+XLI+XLB)/(XLP+XLU+XLV). It is a composite of tech, industrials and materials indexes as a ratio to staples, utils and health sector indexes. The chart ratio is about 1:1 right now. In a late stage...
The market's are being influenced by a single stock. How? Well there are linkages and arbitrage opportunities between the big Indices --> SPY, DIA, QQQ What does this mean? This means that if you can make the Dow go up, you can make the S&P go up. If you can make the S&P go up, you can make the Q's go up and vice versa. Can you give me an example? Sure, the fact...
I have been a huge component of growth slowing, and the cyclical/defensive proxy of XLI/XLU is a clear indicator that the growth outlook is mixed at best. Not only that, you might be a beta (probably the bad kind). When you see both growth and inflation slowing on a rate of change basis on the back drop of higher volatility, you must always look to long low beta,...
The industrial proxy peaked in early 2018 along with silver prices. It has ebbed and flowed, but the trend is obvious. Much of this has to due with China's economy rapidly slowing down. Even the state-run manufacturing PMI is about to dip below 50 into contraction while data from SpaceKnow suggests China's manufacturing sector is already below that 50...
Find the commentary from the chart below: In general, the stock paints a bullish picture but there are also things that could indicate that it would rather trend downwards at least for some time. Bullish points -Stock is currently above the 120 moving average which has served as a support level since 2011 on weekly chart -Stock is currently In an uptrend and...
This video is the first of many, and I discuss the behaviors of the sectors and potential markets that are poised to trend in the near future. The "freshest" sectors quietly trying to start a new trend are the Industrial and Consumer Discretionary Sectors. The sectors (along with their industries) I think should be on every trend follower's radar are: XLF -...