Key Market Data Doesn’t Seem to Care About the September Bears
Apparently, folks are scared of September. But some significant market readings would say otherwise.
Apparently, folks are scared of September. But some significant market readings would say otherwise.
The market remains under pressure as it awaits significant employment news.
While breadth is strong, new lows still outnumber new highs two to one.
The market is under severe pressure as oil remains elevated and yields are rising everywhere at once.
The equal-weight S&P is testing its 50-day moving average, small caps are sliding, and market breadth is weakening. The bullish narrative has changed fast.
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S&P 500 levels to watch, August PMI on deck, Apple’s new sheriff is in town, and other headlines moving the market this morning.
The technical damage came first. Now the news is doing the rest.
NYSE and Nasdaq new lows are climbing, but selling pressure keeps fading after the open. That disconnect could be telling investors something important about what’s coming next.
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