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Originally Posted by coolhand

Both the bulls and the bears have something to be happy about depending on the index you follow. The S&P made it 3 straight up days at the same time the DWCPF declined 3 days.




So, while the S&P continues to rise, the DWCPF continues to fall, but not enough to cause an serious technical damage (so far).




Breadth ticked higher on the

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Stocks were very flat on Tuesday with the Dow, S&P 500, and the EFA all up 0.03%. The Nasdaq was up a modest 0.19%, and the small caps of our S-fund were down 0.19%. Symmetry, I guess. Meanwhile the BND bond fund ETF was up 0.05%. The dollar and bonds were up.

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Originally Posted by coolhand

The bulls started the morning session with gains right out the gate, but then the market chopped around for an hour or so before choppy lower the rest of the day. The close was mixed once again with the S&P posting a modest gain, while the DWCPF posted a modest loss.




So far, this market is showing resilience even with the modest selling in the DWCPF. It feels rather toppy to me, however. Upward momentum

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Stocks were mixed again on Monday with the Nasdaq shining, the S&P rallying late, while the Dow (-151-points) and small caps lagged with modest losses. The dollar was down slightly, bonds were up, which means yields were down again.

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Originally Posted by coolhand

The new week started out mixed as Monday saw the S&P rise modestly, while the DWCPF fell modestly.




Both charts remain bullish. But with a neutral to modestly bullish NAAIM is some selling still on tap? We got some in the DWPCF, but is there more? Futures are rather flat right now.



Breadth fell and that may be a tell for more selling, but I

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