Blue chip stocks (SPY) traversed 1.1% low to high today after gapping up at the open. Today's high was 1.4% above yesterday's.
The move propelled SPY to within 0.8% of the $115.14 high that ended a 10-month run-up beginning at $67.10 in March 2009.
All technical indicators remain in bull mode, as they have been since mid-February. Both the mfi and the sto are in overbought territory.
Long-term Treasury bonds traced a 0.8% decline high to low. The pps showed a bear signal; the psar and macd remain bullish, and the sto and mfi are in their respective neutral zones.
The dollar rose 1.8% against the yen (USD/JPY) and was little changed against the euro (EUR/USD).
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Psar bull signal (the new signal in my analyses):
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Psar bear signal:
Macd bull signal:
- AOD, analysis. No breakout.
- BSX, analysis. No breakout.
- WFC, analysis. Trading slightly above resistance.
- TXN, analyses 1, 2. Rose to the top of resistance. This was a bear signal and it's moving bullish, with new psar and pps bull signals. I'm removing from the Watchlist.
Abbreviations:
pps - Person's Proprietary Signal
ma20 - 20-day moving average
macd - Moving Average Convergence-Divergence
mfi - Money Flow Index
sto - Fast Stochastic
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