Technical Edge —
NYSE Breadth: 79.8% Upside Volume
NASDAQ Breadth: 83.2% Upside Volume (!)
The ES is now up more than 12% in 11 sessions, while the Nasdaq is up more than 16.5% from the March low.
Something else extraordinary? The S&P 500 is less than 4% away from its all-time high.
All I can think about is how much we talked about a “sell the rumor” lead-up into the Fed event and a “buy the news” reaction to its hawkish stance.
The reason why is simple: It’s not what investors would have thought would happen — buying in the face of a bunch of rate hikes. The market has a funny way of doing that.
Game Plan
The question now is, how far can the market continue to go?
I’ll come out and say it — this rally has gone further than I thought it would go. But just like we talked about it in this week’s video, at some point it needs to dip, even if it’s just a mild correction into some short-term support.
This would be the healthiest outcome for bulls.
ARKK
Let’s start with a look at ARKK first. High-growth stocks have been a huge underperformer. And I mean huge. Everyone loves to rag on Cathie Wood & Co.
Personally, I could care less about the narrative, but the reality is that the return of growth stocks would be another feather in the cap for the bulls. It would signal “risk-on” — just like when we see small caps perform well.
As you can see on the daily chart above,
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