Weekend Stock Market Outlook

Stock Market Outlook For The Week of
May 28th = Uptrend

INDICATORS

20/50 Day Moving Averages: Uptrend
Price & Volume Action: Mixed
Objective Elliott Wave Analysis: Uptrend

COMMENTARY

Stocks extended their "spring break", spending a second week in a row moving sideways. This is essentially what the ADX indicator has been signaling as well (i.e. weak or flat trend). So no change in the overall signal this week, with 2 out of 3 signals showing an uptrend.

No change in the moving average signal; all the major indexes are above their 20 and 50-day moving averages.

Price charts for $SPX,$COMPQ,$INDU,$NYA,$RUT,$VIX,$TNX,$USD,$CRB,$GOLD

2018-05-28-US Stock Market Averages

Trading volume continues to be below average, but a few distribution days fell of the count and we even witnessed some accumulation last week...another positive sign.

Objective Elliott Wave's uptrend remains in place (Tony has been MIA due to medical issues, but always pulls through).

From a long term perspective, the uptrend since our last correction remains in play (price lows in February and November 2016).

2018-05-28 - $SPX Technical Analysis

2018-05-28 - SPX Technical Analysis

On a daily view (shorter-term), the ADX weakened further over the past 5 trading sessions, and starts this week around 12. The DI+ and DI- are basically equal. So basically no trend to speak of...a traders market, if you will. During times like this, it's best to rely on momentum indicators for your technical signals.

2018-05-28- $SPX Technical Analysis

2018-05-28 - SPX Technical Analysis

The U.S. markets are closed tomorrow, in observance of Memorial Day, our time to remember the people who died while serving our country in the armed forces.




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