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Market assessment 20211128

Is the market afraid of the Omicron virus, or government responses to it, or was this just a normal market move? As you can see in the chart above, sometimes it drops to the blue line after a new high. So far, it all seems like a pretty run of the mill pullback.

Chart 108 indicates it was ripe for a pullback. But since the top indicator is not signaling, I am still expecting any pullback to be shallow and brief and the virus news was just an excuse.

Overall, I think the market is strong and November through January are historically the strongest months of the year.

Correction watch: Minimal risk for drop > 5%

Chart comments:
101 Buy-and-Holders: long term bullish (but showing signs of weakening)
102 Investors: intermediate term bullish and coming off overheated condition (RSI>70)
103 Swing Traders: bullish -- more or less
105 Storm Track: micro term bearish (but this changes quickly)
106 Aggressive?: bearish
107 Defensive?: down = bullish
108 Top?: some topping indicated, but not expecting to be significant
109 Bottom?: no significant bottom indicated
110 Intermarket
111-113: Sectors (cap weight, EW, small cap)
114 Size & style
115 Factors
116 US Dollar
400-405: Factor ETF relative strength (RS)
5XX: ETFs for reference

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