The Nasdaq was quiet as a result. The gains Large Caps offset by the losses in the Semiconductors.
The S&P made a straight gain with higher volume accumulation. It will find it hard to sustain itself in the face of selling in Small Caps and Tech, but it will do its best to try!
But the Russell 2000 suffered. The 20-day MA was undercut, with the 50-day MA next in line for a test. There was also a sharp shift in relative strength away from Small Caps; a more worrying long term development.
Despite the gain in the S&P, the losses elsewhere suggest a more bearish undercurrent. The sharp shift away from Small Caps likely signals the end of the Small Cap rally. Look for Large Caps to attract what scraps are left for bulls to feast on.
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