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The QQQQ successfully tested its up trend today, bouncing right at support. 
The coast looks clear to me–I added to my position of QQQQ shares today. The GMI remains at +6; there were 277 new highs, the largest number in weeks, and only 13 new lows in my universe of 4,000 stocks. Between 53% and 59% of stocks in the Nasdaq 100, S&P 500, and Dow 30 indexes closed higher today. Today marks the 28th day in the QQQQ up trend (U-28). We may be setting up for the end of month/quarter rally I have been anticipating.
Among the stocks that gapped up out of bases on high volume today are: PGIC, SKX, ARB, FLIR, EBF, PSYS, WCI, and IIIN. Check them out and, especially, see if news was released that could affect the continuation of the rise. Good luck!
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