Here is Comstock Resources (CRK) which has a well-formed rounded bottom.

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Bank of America (BAC), shown below, neatly captures what is going on. On the one hand, there have been core breakdowns to major support objects. On the other hand, in recent days, there have been so-called bargain hunters bidding up the stock. My point is that the broader trend will regain control in short order.

Maybe I should just stop trading anything but the Utilities, since I seem to get along best with that particular financial instrument. Let’s take a look at some recent activity with the Dow 15 ETF..….

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Oh, well. I’d say the dream is dead when it comes to the semiconductor index. I soured on this one last week, and one simple chart of the SMH shows why:
