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  Jeff McDowell, CMT@SynaptricBullish4d

  US Equities posted gains this week with three of the indies tracked here closing at new weekly highs. The NASDAQ 100 gained 5.1% after exhausting a 5-week downtrend with a long shadow. It did not however reach above recent highs as many large-cap tech names continues to struggle. The S&P 500 gained 3.5% to close at a new weekly high. It's long shadow from last week was not as pronounced as the QQQs but clearly present. The small caps also reached new highs with the S&P 600 gaining 2.5% and the Russell 3.6%. All four now have price once again above their conversion line. Indeed all four exhibit the most bullish Ichimoku state: Close > Tenkan-sen > Kijun-Sen > Upper Cloud Span > Lower Cloud Span. $SPY $QQQ $IWM $SPSM

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  Duro Calie@durocaliBullishAug 3

  $FIVN buying FIVN today... all 1y gainers of 30%: $IJR $SPSM $VIOO

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  Jeff McDowell, CMT@SynaptricJul 31

  This week was good for the large caps with NASDAQ 100 rising 0.55% and S&P 500 rising 1.10%. The long shadows in each as noted by arrows speak to possible reversal in recent declines. The QQQ is below its conversion line and below recent highs. The SPY's shadow went below but close above its recent high. The S&P 600 printed a directionless doji inside last week's bar. It is still below recent highs. The Russell moved an imperceptible 0.02% and remained above recent highs. $SPY $QQQ $IWM $SPSM

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  Jeff McDowell, CMT@SynaptricBullishJul 17

  The S&P 600 Small Cap Index finished the week with a slight rise of 0.38%. The larger caps retreated with the S&P 500 falling 1.54% and the NASDAQ 100 falling a considerable 4.16%. The QQQ showed further weakness by closing below its Tenkan-sen (conversion line) as well as failing to hold recent highs. While the S&P 500 held above its conversion line and recent highs, it now shows a potential double top. For the past ten weeks the two large caps tracked here have shown congestion with little directional conviction. In contrast the small caps have shown an unremarkable pull-back from the peak of three weeks ago. Despite these intermediate-term weaknesses, all four market cap strats are above their weekly cloud in long-term uptrends. $SPY $QQQ $IWM $SPSM

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  Jeff McDowell, CMT@SynaptricBullishJul 2

  US equities printed inside bars for this holiday-shortened week. The large caps gained with the S&P 500 rising 2.17% and the NASDAQ 100 gaining a modest 0.86% for the week. The small caps retreated slightly from last week’s highs with the S&P 600 losing 0.85% and the Russell 2000 losing 0.75%. The relative direction between small caps and large caps is reverse from the prior week. The indecisive look is largely due to rotation as investor interest in the AI/semi/data center trend appears to be exhausting while healthcare, financials, and other industries are gaining investor interest. All four market cap stratifications remain in long-term uptrends. Price is above the cloud and the forward cloud is green. Their conversion lines (Tenkan Sen) are above their base lines (Kijun-Sen) and both are positively sloped. Price for all four remains well-above noted highs from late last year. $SPY $QQQ $IWM $SPSM

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  Jeff McDowell, CMT@SynaptricJun 29

  Last week finished with new highs for the small caps while large caps struggled to stay above recent highs $SPY $QQQ $IWM $SPSM

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  Jeff McDowell, CMT@SynaptricBullishJun 12

  US equities gained this week after last week’s retreat. The S&P 500 gained a modest 0.57% and the NASDAQ 100 gained 2.37% for the week. The small caps reached new highs with the S&P 600 gaining 4.29% and the Russell 2000 gaining 3.99%. In contrast, the large caps did not attain new highs but rather printed inside bars. The small caps benefit from market broadening while the AI-narrative that has been driving large cap interest appears to be exhausting. Again, the shine on the S&P 600 speaks to the merits of its greater composition of profitable companies than the other indexes. The large white candle bouncing above the conversion line (Tenkan-Sen) is most telling for the S&P 600’s strength. All four market cap stratifications remain in long-term uptrends. Price is above the cloud and the forward cloud is green. Their conversion lines are above their base lines (Kijun-Sen) and both are positively sloped. Price for all four remains well-above noted highs from late last year. $SPY $QQQ $IWM $SPSM

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  Jeff McDowell, CMT@SynaptricJun 7

  Friday’s sell-off brought a pause in the nine-week impulse for US equities. The S&P 500 fell 2.44% and the NASDAQ 100 fell 4.34% for the week. The small caps retreated as well with the S&P 600 falling 0.69% and the Russell 2000 falling 2.98%. The small caps printed larger candle wicks than the large caps for two weeks suggesting weakness. Even so, the relatively modest move in the S&P 600 speaks to the merits of its larger composition of value names that the others. Despite the dramatic pullbacks, all four remain in long-term uptrends. Price is above the cloud and the forward cloud is green. Their conversion lines (Tenkan-Sen) are above their base lines (Kijun-Sen) and both are positively sloped. Price for all four remains well-above noted highs from late last year. $SPY $QQQ $IWM $SPSM

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  Jeff McDowell, CMT@SynaptricBullishJun 1

  Another week of gains across all four market cap strats shown here. $SPY $QQQ $IWM $SPSM

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  Jeff McDowell, CMT@SynaptricBullishMay 25

  US large cap equities resumed their eight-week impulse after pausing last week. The S&P 500 rose 0.88% and the NASDAQ 100 rose 1.21%. The weekly rises are modest, but most notably they are each in contrast to the prior week’s doji in the NASDAQ 100 and near-doji in the S&P 500. Price remains above the weekly cloud maintaining their long-term uptrend, but their conversion lines (Tenkan-Sen) stubbornly have not risen above their base lines (Kijun-Sen) though both are positively sloped. The long-term uptrends are intact. $SPY $QQQ The small caps enjoyed larger gains with the S&P 600 rising 2.54% and the Russell 2000 rising 2.71%. In contrast to the large caps, their weekly candles are engulfing bearish pattern. Compared to their prior week, this week’s candles are inside bars and did not close beyond into a new high for two weeks. Strength is also noted with the conversion line staying above the base line despite the local lows of April. Price remains above their weekly cloud and the conversion and base lines are sloped positive. The long-term uptrends are intact. $IWM $SPSM

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  Top Stock Alerts@topstockalertsMay 21

  Peloton Interactive and Universal Technical Institute rose after S&P Dow Jones Indices confirmed their addition to the S&P SmallCap 600, effective before the May 27 open. Peloton will replace Enviri following its restructuring and spin-off process ahead of Veolia Environment’s acquisition of the remaining parent entity, while UTI replaces Veris Residential amid its pending acquisition by Affinius Capital and Vista Hill Partners. Both stocks reacted positively in after-hours trading, with Peloton up ~5.4% and UTI up ~3.1%. The move reflects the “index inclusion effect,” where ETFs and index-tracking funds are forced to buy newly added constituents, creating mechanical demand around announcement and effective dates. Both companies operate in consumer discretionary, replacing firms from real estate and industrial sectors, which slightly shifts the index composition. $PTON $UTI $IJR $SPSM

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  Jeff McDowell, CMT@SynaptricBullishMay 11

  Six impressive weeks! ​$SPY $QQQ $IWM $SPSM

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  Jeff McDowell, CMT@SynaptricBullishMay 1

  US equities, propelled by well-received earnings, attained new highs for the fifth straight week. The S&P 500 gained 0.98% and the NASDAQ 100 gained 1.52%. This five-week impulse began from a weak position as both printed lower lows (compared to November) in April. Price remains above the weekly cloud maintaining their long-term uptrend. The only weakness is their conversion lines (Tenkan-Sen) have not yet risen above their base lines (Kijun-Sen) though both are now positively sloped. The small caps also gained with the S&P 600 rising 0.82% and the Russell 2000 rising 0.97%. In contrast to the large caps, their three-week impulses began from a position of strength having put in a higher low (compared to November) in April. Strength is also noted with the conversion line staying above the base line despite the local lows of April. Price remains above their weekly cloud and the conversion and base lines are sloped positive. The long-term uptrends are intact. $SPY $QQQ $IWM $SPSM @kevinbtravers

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  Jeff McDowell, CMT@SynaptricBullishApr 24

  Fourth week of white candles to another set of new highs across all four market strats. Long-term uptrends are again noted by above-cloud positions, confirmed by new highs. $SPY $QQQ $IWM $SPSM

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  Jeff McDowell, CMT@SynaptricApr 18

  US equities attained new highs after three strong weeks. The S&P 500 gained 4.5% and the NASDAQ 100 gained 6.2%. This three-week impulse comes from a weak position as both printed lower lows (compared to November) in April. Price remains above the weekly cloud. Their conversion lines (Tenkan-Sen) have not yet risen above their base lines (Kijun-Sen) though both are now positively sloped. The small caps also gained with the S&P 600 rising 4% and the Russell 2000 rising 5.5%. In contrast to the large caps, their three-week impulses came from a position of strength having put in a higher low (compared to November) in April. Strength also noted with the conversion line staying above the base line despite the local low. Price remains above their weekly cloud and the conversion and base lines are sloped positive. $SPY $QQQ $IWM $SPSM

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