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Upcoming "Death Cross" for Russell 2000 ($IWM)

Last Chance To Grab a Bargain?

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What carried for the end of the last week still has relevance today. If you haven't been a buyer, you still have a chance now. There are a number of support opportunities across indices. The Russell 2000 ($IWM) is holding support of its converged 20-day and 50-day MAs. The 'bull trap' is still the dominant (bearish) play, so if there is an undercut of these moving averages, and by that, I mean an end-of-day close below these averages, then a move back to $287 is favored.

Bitcoin Surge Kicks Off Right-Hand Base

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The long term 'buy' signal in Bitcoin has paid dividends (for now), and given those who wanted a short term trade a solid boost. It will ease back over the coming days, but long term buyers can safely hold as it's unlikely to come back to 65K anytime soon. As I mentioned before, this is a successful test of the 200-week MA. Only upside remains.

Bitcoin Surge - Long Term Buyers Celebrate

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Bitcoin has traded around its 200-week MA for the best part of the summer, and I have been saying it was a long-term buy at this level. The past few days have seen this cryptocurrency surge, setting in motion the start of the development of the right-hand-base. This base started from the decline in the summer of 2025, and will likely require another year or two before it makes its way back to $125; realistically, it could spend another year trading between $65K and $83K.

Media Talks Of "Slides" But Breakouts Not Done Yet

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One (semi-)bad day in markets does not make for a bear market. Today didn't deliver for markets the baby-step gains of recent days, but instead offered a large step down. The Russell 2000 ($IWM) edged a breakout last week, but today's loss took it back to breakout support. Another down day tomorrow will mean a 'bull trap' and a likely move down to (and below) $287, and would probably be a short play. Longer term, the 200-day MA would come into play.

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