This is rather significant. We can detect that blue chips are now trending down, with possibly drastic implications for the market. If not short, you might look into taking an entry in SPY or DIA, or index CFDs like this one, risking a 3 daily ATR rally above current prices. The weekly low has been, we can also place stops above the recent highest high. I'm looking to short FB depending on the price action in the daily as well. I'll publish it when ready. I detail the reccomended setup on this chart (the 3 atr stop loss entry, the weekly short triggered last earlier). We are already short SPX500 from around 2173 and holding for more downside, it's just interesting to observe large caps underperforming the market, and underperforming the equal weighted S&P500 index (RSP ticker).
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If that isn't a top then I don't know what it is...
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Still below the daily mode here, unlike SPY which is a bit more bullish. News might send it down today: 1h 8m USD Baker Hughes US Oil Rig Count 4h 8m EUR Bank Stress Test Info If not it'll take until NFP is out and it'd be wiser to bail from shorts until then.
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Pretty confirmed at this point.
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Check my new SPY post for my current view. This idea is not valid anymore.
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