Weekly Notebooks - Week 43
A brief note on my thoughts and important levels going into next week
Hi friends, thank you for the support and feedback, and I hope you enjoy the notebooks for this week!!
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Inside this notebook, you will find a short-term summary of my analysis of the top US indices and US sectors using technical analysis.
My observations from this week:
Consumer Discretionary was red on the week, but it did close on Monday with a new all-time high, relative to the S&P500 it also continues to push higher, how can you be bearish? I can't. So, As long as prices are above 133 on a daily closing basis, then the uptrend is intact, and it can look for further upside.
Materials is pushing right up against its all-time highs. As long as prices stay above 61.50 on a daily closing basis, then this uptrend is intact, and it can look for further upside. If this upwards momentum continues, Materials might see new all-time highs next week.
Energy’s trend is still in a downwards direction, and I still think we will see a retest of its 2020 lows. There is nothing bullish about the Energy chart.
Other fun facts:
10 of 11 sectors are above their 200-day moving average.
On average, the 11 sectors are 3.69% Month to Date.
On average, the 11 sectors are 0.94% Year to Date.
On average the 11 sectors are 12.58% from their all-time highs.
On average the 11 sectors are 10.88% from their 52-week highs.
Only 6 of 11 sectors are above their 2019 highs.
Only one sector is still below its 2018 lows. Can you guess who? Ha! energy! Ha!
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Inside this notebook, you will find my significant price levels which in turn provides a base for my bullish, neutral or bearish thesis on the markets for the short-term future. It is worth mentioning these levels are subject to change when the price or any other data changes.
Bottom line: Lots of changes made to this report this week… I have removed 2 charts and added 4, and lots of other price level changes, however, the bullish thesis stayed the same:
Bullish: 12
Neutral: 11
Bearish: 2
It is worth mentioning again these levels are subject to change when the price/data changes... so yes, tomorrow they might be different!Â
So, if you have a different thesis for the market, please share your ideas in the comment section or get in contact with me on Twitter: @granthawkridge. The stock market always has two sides to the story… buyers and sellers, and it’s okay to switch between the two when the price/data changes.
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Some other charts I posted during the week:
In case you missed my monthly notebooks, you can find them here:
Monthly Notebook - A brief note on my longer-term thoughts and important levels going into next month
The Monthly 30’s - A brief note on my thoughts and important levels for the top 30 stocks in the NASDAQ & the Dow Jones Industrial
Stay safe and good luck out there…
GH
P.s. These notebooks I share are a work in progress, so if you have any questions or feedback, please feel free to contact me on Twitter:Â @granthawkridge
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