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Originally Posted by coolhand

Last week saw somewhat of a reversal of fortune between the S&P and the DWCPF. For the week, the S&P was up more than 1%, while the DWCPF was down more than 1%. What do we make of that? I can't read much into it given that last week was the last trading week of year and the quarter. Now we start a new year and a new quarter.

Friday's action was modestly negative for both indexes, but the yearly gains were impressive; especially for the DWCPF, which was up more than 31%.

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The year ends on a high note for large caps while small caps show some weakness. The last week of the year carries light volume with it which can bring volatile and less predictable trading with a fraction of moves carrying the markets. The S&P 500 began the week with gains but had choppy behavior through the week. This includes a spike rally in the last couple hours of trading Thursday which put the index at a new all time high to end the year. Small caps have been a leader in the indices for the ...

As this crazy year winds down, we got a quiet day of trading on Wednesday, as we'd expect this time of year. The seasonal bias and internal numbers were bullish, and volume was light as we'd expect, but there was a fade off the highs so the bears were still hanging around. The Dow gained 74-points and the small caps broke their 3 day losing stream with a strong day. One more trading day to go in 2020, and it should be quiet, but if any big money makes a move, it could push the indices around. ...

Originally Posted by coolhand

The market bounced back on Wednesday with both the S&P and DWCPF closing with gains.




It's nothing to write home about, but at least it breaks the string of losses on the DWCPF. Volume remains low, which is understandable at this time of the year.



Breadth recovered nicely and is sporting a fresh all-time high.

We get a fresh NAAIM

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