The host notes the equal-weight S&P is right at all-time highs without laying out a further call.
SourceThe host notes the equal-weight S&P is right at all-time highs without laying out a further call.
SourceThe equal-weight S&P is holding up near all-time highs and looks like it is going for them.
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He briefly notes the equal-weight S&P ETF is marching back up with an inside bar of its own, and that after a very bleak stretch things snapped back into the same vulnerable spot seen when the Nasdaq broke down. No directional call is made.
SourceEqual-weight S&P is marching back up with an inside day of its own; no direction is stated.
SourceHe briefly notes the equal-weight S&P ETF is marching back up with an inside bar of its own, and that after a very bleak stretch things snapped back into the same vulnerable spot seen when the Nasdaq broke down. No directional call is made.
SourceEqual-weight S&P is marching back up with an inside day of its own; no direction is stated.
SourceDaily RSI on RSP is at or near overbought, and the host says it usually does not stay there many sessions before a pullback; he expects a near-term consolidation or pullback but still thinks it keeps trekking higher.
SourceThe equal-weight S&P is trending toward all-time highs, showing the broad market is being bought while only Mag 7 and chips weigh the indices down.
SourceEqual-weight S&P wants to go back up to all-time highs, showing breadth is better than mega-cap weakness suggests.
Source1 YouTuber has mentioned RSP in the last 7 days; 3 are needed to form a consensus. Their own words are below, each with a link back to the source video.
The host notes the equal-weight S&P is right at all-time highs without laying out a further call.
The equal-weight S&P is holding up near all-time highs and looks like it is going for them.
He briefly notes the equal-weight S&P ETF is marching back up with an inside bar of its own, and that after a very bleak stretch things snapped back into the same vulnerable spot seen when the Nasdaq broke down. No directional call is made.
Equal-weight S&P is marching back up with an inside day of its own; no direction is stated.