Weekly Report
01 Jan 1970, 02:00 by OTA

And Now... More of the Same!
With all the excitement the US Equity markets has to offer, I suppose that every bit of excitement does come with its fair share of uninspiring action. It's a package deal. I allowed 10 days to go by since my last report, hoping (praying) for something 'new' to happen in the markets, but as the market progressed, and as I now put this together this week, I think to myself: "this looks just like last week!" As I mentioned recently, we are in a market that has been the most "quiet" since 1998, such is the environment we are in.

But there is some interesting development. There may not be much progress in the S&P500, but the Nasdaq moves to the bottom of its range and the SOX actually takes-out some important primary diagonal and horizontal support. This is important because the market has shown us in the past that these two are short-term momentum leaders. Let's take a look at the charts starting with a comparison of the Naz versus the S&P500:

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