Wednesday, November 19, 2014

Market Update

The selling this morning hasn't been ginger bread transactions like many of the upside moves we have seen with no 3C support and no market breadth support, yesterday was a sterling example.

Today the TICK hasn't risen above +500, in fact I believe it has been below +500 the entire morning, but on the downside,- 100 is common and down to -1450, heavy selling proved by internals.

It looks to me like we are going to see a break from that selling for a bit, perhaps a counter trend bounce off this morning's actions, here's why...

 SPY distribution from yesterday...

QQQ distribution from yesterday

IWM distribution from yesterday in what looks like a textbook head fake move, these are almost always seen just before a trend reversal, literally just before,

However this morning on the 1 min chart the very shape of SPY price alone had me thinking there was a positive divegrence brewing, it's a much shorter 1 min divergence while the 3 min above is still leading negative, but it still looks like it is preparing for a counter trend correction which is not surprising with the market this ugly this early.

The Q's have moved to in line on a shorter 1 min intraday chart, while the larger divergence from yesterday remains intact, but as always, any new divergence starts on the earliest timeframe. I suspect this is just a bit of relief.


And the IWM is moving to in line, not a positive divegrence, but not the same level of distribution as yesterday.

Interestingly yesterday's Dominant P/V relationship as well as MS and S&P sectors all suggested an overbought condition from yesterday alone-see last night's Daily Wrap.

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