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What a morning, eh, gang? Jerome Powell lumbered up to the podium and basically gave a history lesson, and the bulls went absolutely ape. The markets exploded higher. I couldn’t help but notice that semiconductors, by way of SMH, represented a very intriguing bearish opportunity at those laughable levels.
Preface to both posts: on Friday evening, I went through my list of key ETFs, and I found eight that seemed strong and eight that seemed vulnerable to weakness. Here are the vulnerable-looking ones, in alphabetical order of their symbols:
Preface to both posts: on Friday evening, I went through my list of key ETFs, and I found eight that seemed strong and eight that seemed vulnerable to weakness. Here are the strong-looking ones, in alphabetical order of their symbols:
Below are ten ETF charts with crucial gap levels (that is to say, resistance levels) highlighted. The first three are visible to everyone, and the other seven are visible to all paying members.
