A long tail "hammer" candle was formed in the weekly chart of S&P 500 index. Its tail reached near the 1810 level that we have discussed last week. After reaching that level, investors managed to pull the index up and closed the week with only 1% loss, which confirms the 1810 short term support level. Since the index is fully below the 28 week moving average, the trend line turns from support to resistance, which stands at 1930. With the severe sell-off in the past few weeks, we do not expect the index will bounce right up with the "V" shape pattern like those in the past two years. Most likely we will see the index retest the short term support and stay below the trend line for few weeks to work off the volatility.
A trading signal was issued in the sETF model portfolio to sell technology fund, IYW, and buy into Biotech fund, IBB. Biotech funds have been holding up quite well in the face of this sell-off relative to the general market. We have held IYW for 74 days with a loss of 3.12%.
Weekly chart of S&P 500 index |
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