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The State of the Trend

From a weekly seasonal point of view, the SPX is currently navigating the most troubled waters:

SPY

And it is doing so remarkably well, considering that the trend remains up in daily, weekly and monthly time-frames. Since the seasonally weak period extends for a few more weeks, let's focus on the negatives.

The SPX made two lower highs and failed twice at the 1526 level. If history is any guidance, the most likely interpretation is that the index has entered another congestion zone:

SPX

While the DJIA made a new high, the Qs are being dragged down by the likes of AAPL, which has just broken below support and is aiming for our next support zone:

DOW

In summary, while the trend remains up for all the major indices, there are a few clouds gathering on the horizon. The outcome will largely depend on the ability of the SPX to remain within the 2012 channel shown above.

 

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