Time for some middle-of-the-night ETF chart musings. The Dow 30 is close – – so, so close – – to breaking its uptrend. Even one modestly weak day would do the trick.

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Time for some middle-of-the-night ETF chart musings. The Dow 30 is close – – so, so close – – to breaking its uptrend. Even one modestly weak day would do the trick.

After a very successful Monday, let’s review seven important up-to-date ETFs.
First up is the Dow 30 DIA. This is pretty much the last man standing. It is the only major ETF that hasn’t broken its March 30th trendline, but by God, when it does, I’ll be sure to mention it. It’s so close!

As we head into the new week, let’s look at the most important ETFs.
The Dow Industrials ETF is in a nearly perfect wedge. It has sustained its uptrend since March 30th, and the only slightly bearish setup is the price gap between Monday and Tuesday of last week which is still itnact.

Now that the very large dividend issued to holders of record on July 1st has been formalized, the chart for BITI (inverse-on-Bitcoin) ETF has been updated too. This is my one and only long position, and I’ve updated my stop-loss price to 25.28:
