I humbly offer to you some crucial resistance levels for key ETFs:

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The market continues to erode, blessed as we are by the most corrupt, inept, and idiotic government of the past ten thousand years. For myself, I continue to tend to my 50 (!!!!!!!!!) bearish positions by making appropriate chart-based stops and sizing adjustments. The beautiful thing about today is the new gaps that have been formed between yesterday’s lows and today’s highs.
Just as I predicted, and just as God intended.

Since last September Oracle lost most – – yes, the majority!! – – of its market cap. I don’t tend to pay the stock much mind, but after last night’s earnings report sent it ripping higher today, I gave it a peek. I was intrigued to see that it beautifully closed its price gap. Since the long-term prospects for this bloated old company are so grim, I decided to short it with a stop just above the aforementioned price gap.

The ETF representing the financial stocks has completed a clean top with a well-defined gap at 50.91:

As is so often the case with thrilling Sunday night action, by the time we wake up to see what Monday holds, the movement is wholly or partly gone. For example, crude oil last night was on an absolute tear, moving up to about $120:
