Weekly Review of Stockcharts.com Publisher Charts

US Futures are suggesting a bright start for Monday so with that what had the Stockcharters to say about last week?

We open with Richard Lehman of the Channelist. He talks above gains lasting another couple of day before things get toasty (he also plugs his new newseletter!).

6/20 -- First, Happy Fathers Day, fellow Dads!
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Third, it looks like the markets could squeeze out another up day or two, but there is big resistance to going much further in both short and long term channels without a pull-back. Momentum is waning and stochastics are in or approaching overbought extremes. But there is a bullish long term case that says the entire correction is over -- I illustrate this possibility in the Channelist this weekend.

6/17 -- The last minute spurt by large caps is somewhat suspect since it wasn't widespread -- though it did keep the large caps in their blue minichannels. Expiration Friday could do almost anything, but I think the next move is down at the mini level.

6/16 -- The break of purple downtrends is solid now, but in the process, a number of indexes are getting toppy and will likely falter very soon. XLE and XLF are two to be careful of as they have hit upper short term lines. XAU may also be vulnerable to any little pullback in the price of gold.

6/15 -- Today certainly nailed the coffin on the purple short term downchannels. The blue minis chugged right along to the upside and even retested the purples before continuing upward. In most of the charts, we don't have the benefit of a good upside target in the short term -- but we do in the RUT. Drawn differently, the RUT didn't even break its purple yet, and that may give us an upside target (675-680 on the RUT).

Meanwhile long term channels still of course head down all over, but their widths and slpes are adjusting due to this push upward. The RUT looks good here also, as the purple on the one-year chart comes right off the flashcrash low and connects with two other bottoms.

Yong Pan of Cobrasmarketview.blogspot.com offers a still quite remarkable neutral picture.


Ad-hoc adjustment for mechanical trading system


Early indications for a 'Buy' Signal? Candlesticks would suggest more indecision though


Same indecision for the QQQQ


Michael Eckert of EWTrendsandcharts.blogspot.com offers two alternatives for the end of the 2nd wave (SPX 60-min).


Ted Burge of theTedlines.com highlights the battle in the NDX between 1,902 support atnd the 50-day MA.


Dr. Joe goes with his summary:


Retail index finding support


As volatility trends down from its peak (bullish for S&P)


Nasdaq Summation Index working on a new 'buy'


Finally, Robert New shows how the 50-week and 70-week EMAs continue to play as support (not just for the S&P, but Russell 2000 and Tech averages too)


We will see how Monday plays out for the markets...

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