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I know the GMI is now on a Green signal but the QQQ remains in a short term down-trend. Since I trade growth stocks, I am still on the sidelines until the QQQ short term trend turns up. If the growth stocks don’t rally, maybe we wait until the stocks left behind the past year have their day and then we enter a real major decline? I am watching the bonds for a clue. Falling bonds means higher interest rates which leads to a declining market.  Below is the TLT, 20 year treasury bond chart. TLT remains in a daily BWR decline.

As is IEF, the 7-10 year treasury bond ETF.

I don’t trust this rally in the Dow stocks.

This is a 5 minute chart of the QQQ, DIA and SPY on Tuesday. Look at the last 5 minutes of the day on each. The three major indexes all had similar patterns. That’s not your Aunt Betty selling. But the GMI is 4, and could turn Green with an up day on Wednesday.

As bonds collapse, already  in daily BWR down-trend and bringing higher interest rates