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Originally Posted by coolhand

The holiday shortened week last week was mixed with the S&P closing out the week with a modest loss, but the DWCPF ending the week with a gain of over 1%.




Still no changes overall to the charts. Both remain bullish, but as has been the case for some time now, the DWCPF continues to lead the S&P.



Cumulative breadth remains bullish.

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Stocks were mixed for the shortened light volume trading week. Early selling Monday was a response to the new strain of the corona virus in England that threatens the economic recovery. Dip buyers driven by optimism for 2021came in quickly to erase the majority of the early losses. From Tuesday on the price action was in relatively tight range to finish the week. This was impressive in itself after President Trump sent the covid aid stimulus bill, that finally made its way through congress, back ...

Stocks were sailing along for most of the day on Wednesday, but a very late headline reversed things, at least in some of the indices. The Dow gained 114-points, well below the +277 it had earlier in the day, and most of the downdraft happened in the final 10 minutes of trading, after President Trump vetoed the defense spending bill. That wasn't the stimulus deal sp perhaps investors overreacted?

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Stocks were mixed again on Tuesday, making fund picking interesting for us TSP'ers. The Dow fell 201-points, the S&P 500 was down, as were the Transports and the I-fund, but the Nasdaq rallied, and once again the small caps showed the others up by rallying 1% on the day. The dollar was up again and that may be causing the divergences.

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