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Was That The Market Selloff?

Published 12/04/2019, 01:41 AM
Updated 07/09/2023, 06:31 AM
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SMH Daily Chart

Bears won the dog fight with the bulls and the agnostics yesterday. However, was this the dip to buy or the start of a way more major selloff?

Semiconductors, via VanEck Vectors Semiconductor ETF (NYSE:SMH), might have the most interesting chart pattern. They should also hold the key to the next move in the overall market.

On November 4th, SMH gapped higher and, since it was a new all-time high, that made the pattern a clean breakaway gap. Since then and until yesterday, that gap held. What makes yesterday’s move interesting, is that we now have a potential island top.

If the gap to 130.60 (the low until yesterday) is not filled, then one can assume that more selling is in store. The 50-DMA is the blue line at 126.68. That could turn out as support.

However, if SMH cannot rally above 130 or so in the next 2-3 days, then bears and many agnostics will have sunk their sharp teeth into the bulls.

  • S&P 500 (SPY) 312 pivotal resistance 303 major support
  • Russell 2000 (IWM) 160-160.46 resistance and 157.74 support
  • Dow (DIA) 279.25 pivotal resistance and 272 support
  • NASDAQ (QQQ) 203.25 pivotal resistance and 196 underlying support
  • Regional Banks (KRE) 56.00 pivotal resistance 54.25 major support
  • Semiconductors (SMH) 130.60 resistance and gap fill it needs, 127 support
  • Trasnportation (IYT) 188.25 key support and if fails, will impact everything 190 to clear
  • Biotechnology (IBB) 116.30 key support 120 resistance
  • Retail (XRT) 44 resistance. 43-43.35 key support
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