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About the author: serves as Director of Trading Education at MarketGauge.com. For nearly 20 years, MarketGauge.com has provided financial information and education to thousands of individuals, as well as to large financial institutions and publications such as Barron’s, Fidelity, ILX Systems, Thomson Reuters and Bank of America. In 2017, MarketWatch, owned by Dow Jones, named Mish one of the top 50 financial people to follow on Twitter. In 2018, Mish was the winner of the Top Stock Pick of the year for RealVision. Learn More

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Keeping Your Mind on the Right Side of the Market

by Mish Schneider

Yesterday, we were watching the VXX to gauge fear in the market. Today, it gapped higher and then continued to sell off while the indices gapped lower and began to rise...Read More 

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Market Loves/Hates Fed Days

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Last night we wondered, is the market correction was over? After all, both SPY and QQQs traded into resistance. For SPY, that number is 342; for the QQQs, it's 282. The DIA had to hold 28,000. Today, SPY tried to clear 342, but wound up closing red and under 340...Read More 

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A Rally to Resistance

by Mish Schneider

Is the market correction over? Although a 10-15% correction is normal, the bigger question is whether the bounce we just saw from recent lows is a sell (rather than buy) opportunity. Both SPY and QQQs are trading into resistance...Read More 

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Mergers and Pfizer (PFE) Give the Market Hope

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On Friday the 11th, the QQQs (Nasdaq) and IWM (Russell 2000) both closed under the 50-DMA. They were not followed by their friends the DIA (DowJones) and the SPY (S&P 500)...Read More 

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Dominant Energy Supplier is Still Coal

by Mish Schneider

Partly inspired by our recent trip throughout the West, and also partly inspired by our long position in Teck Resources Limit (TECK), which gained over 11% on Friday while the SPY closed basically flat, coal is the topic for the weekend...Read More 

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Taking a Temperature Check on the Modern Family

by Mish Schneider

WIth the SPY, QQQ, DIA, and IWM closing down on the day, now it's a good time to check the health of the Modern Family to give us a bigger picture of the market. Above, you can see the weekly charts for Modern Family (IWM, IYT, XRT, KRE, IBB, SMH), all keys to the larger picture...Read More 

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Market Bears' Whitewater Raft Now Dry-Docked

by Mish Schneider

The 50-DMA did its job! After a perfect touchdown in the NASDAQ QQQs to the 50-DMA at 270, today the NASDAQ gained 2.92%. All the issues for the tech drop -- Softbank, overbought conditions, lack of a stimulus deal, China tensions, vaccine delays, etc...Read More 

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A Potential Break in the 50-DMA and Where to Look Next

by Mish Schneider

Last Friday, we noted how major symbols (QQQ, IWM, JNK, SMH) bounced off the 50-DMA. Now, with the market still undecided, we can build a plan on what to look for if we break under the 50-DMA. Let's take a look at the QQQs and the SPYs on a daily chart below...Read More 

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Did the 50-Day Moving Average Stop the Bleed?

by Mish Schneider

After 2 major sell-off days, the market bounced late Friday off the 50-day moving average. Coincidence? First, why do we care about the 50-day moving average? The most common inputs for the Moving Average used by traders and market analysts are the 50-, 100- and the 200-DMAs...Read More 

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A Rotation into Financials, But is KRE Biting?

by Mish Schneider

As mentioned yesterday, the Big Banks ETF (XLF) and Regional Banks ETF (KRE) are two of the weaker sectors. However, today we saw some money rotate into those sectors, with XLF rising over 1% and KRE rising marginally at .4%. Goldman Sachs (GS) cleared a key moving average...Read More