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On Monday, gains for indices were enough to drive new swing high breakouts. There wasn't a whole lot of volume following the Easter holiday, but the intention was clear.
The NASDAQ managed a new closing high which cleared both the late February and March swing highs on the back of a bullish cross in momentum stochastics, and a continued improvement in relative performance to Small Caps.
The S&P also cleared trendline resistance in an acceleration of the bullish trend. There was a bullish cross in On-Balance-Volume to support the ADX and MACD. Momentum is overbought, but not in a way to suggest a stop is in place.
The Russell 2000 (via IWM) was more low key. While it posted a gain it wasn't able to challenge any major price resistance, although there was a bullish cross in stochastic and an acceleration in On-Balance-Volume.
In terms of the movers-and-shakers, we have a Semiconductor Index which cleared the February swing high with technicals net bullish and relative performance also at a new swing high. This strength should help the NASDAQ and NASDAQ 100.
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