Blog post: $QQQ had an above average volume down week and a failed GLB, but daily RWB up-trend still in place–very defensive, cash +$SQQQ

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Note that the QQQ closed the week right on its 4 week average (pink dotted line) and on the precipice. There is no reason to be brave here with the futures predicting a swoon at the open. Failure to hold the GLB was a serious sign of technical weakness and could be a double top. Went to cash in my trading account and hold some SQQQ.

But we are still in a daily RWB up-trend.

$QQQ had GLB (green line break-out) last week, $T2108 above 90%!

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Friday was 42nd day of the $QQQ short term up-trend. T2108 is about as high as it gets, but does not signal tops, only bottoms. Very important that QQQ hold its green line, at 237.47. Note that QQQ has closed above its 4 week average (pink dotted line) for 10 straight weeks. A weekly close below that average could indicate weakening of this strong up-trend.

GMI  remains Green and at 6 (of 6).

 

 

$SPY back above 30 week average, promising up-trend

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With the 4wk and 10 wk averages rising and the index above its 30 week average, it looks like SPY is forming an up-trend. I have started transferring my pension funds back into mutual funds. Once 30 week average curves up, indicating Stage II up-trend,  will transfer rest into market.

The GMI remains on a Green signal. Limited number of stocks hitting new highs and few successful new highs  are keeping total to 4 (of 6).