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

Bitcoin Continues To Lose Ground As Indices Stabilize

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Bitcoin continues to play dead as indices hold their ground. The 20-day MA of Bitcoin is resistance as today's selling places it on course to test 60K (again), although I suspect the next test will fail, it's too recent a test since the February low test bounce. Only the MACD is offering a weak 'buy'.

Tweezer Top In Equal Weight S&P - Double Top Semiconductors

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Back from holiday, and indices flash another round of topping patterns following earlier patterns which were breached, so while one could go short, you don't want to be holding if pattern highs are breached. While I missed the annoucement, the real shocker was the multi-decade lows posted by the Consumer Sentiment Survey - perhaps one of the few legitimate data points that can be trusted. In the past, this has been a bullish signal as the low in sentiment preceeded the low in markets - but markets are at multi-year highs, so I have no idea what will come next.

Bitcoin Collapse Goes Against The Grain

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Indices are all doing what good indices should in a bull market, but Bitcoin has taken a sharp move down following the rejection at the 200-day MA (and subsequent break of the 50-day MA). As to which side of the coin wins out remains to be seen, but given cryptos relationship to the tech sector it's hard to see how each could continue in their respective directions without at some point aligning. Last week, the Russell 2000 ($IWM) staged a new breakout beyond $287 and then preceeded to trade in a narrow range on low volume. Expectation is for this to continue higher, but a loss of $287 would open up the potential for a 'bull trap' and set things for a move to $270. Technicals are net positive, but the MACD is shaping a bearish divergence.

Russell 2000 Breakout and AI concerns

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The long weekend has been kind to markets. The Russell 2000 finally joined lead indices with a breakout to new highs. The MACD is still on a 'sell' trigger, but other technicals are bullish once more.

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