Market Outlook
The market almost had a pull back this week, yet for some it felt like we were in the great depression. With a nearly 4% pull back from all time highs, the chatter around the market was as if we were back at the Tarriffs lows with no end in sight.
Which really comes as no surprise, the market gifts us with easy times long enough that any temporary pain, no matter how small feels brutal, when in reality it shouldn't.
But, with all that being said.

The trend is still in tact and the buyers stepped up late in the day on Friday to keep the index in the breakout channel. 650 in the S&P is still the real out and it was a great sign that the buyers stepped up to support the index at 660.
Now we have all seen the underlying weakness in various sectors such as Consumer Staples, Materials, Financials and Telecom.

Yet there is some strenght still out there, REITs held up nicely at support, even if I got shaken out 4 cents. Consumer Discretionaries are setting up nicely and Industrials caught a nice bid on Friday that some of us took advantage of.

The market is still strong, but it is showing some signs of strain and after this run its been on since April, anything from here on out till the end of the year is a bonus. Given the 4% pull back over the last two weeks, and Fridays reversal. One could expect some type of bounce going into next week as the market continues to climb towards the big round 700 in the S&P.
The focus going into the week should be on Industrial names at the top of the list as they've already came into support and bounced back. Consumer Discretionaries names are next on the list but still need some time to set up.

As TSLA is a prime example of one of the best charts out there in that space, but still needs to pull in some more, maybe even shake out 400 before its ready for the next run up through 470.
Right now being extremely selective is key, and finding tight entries are key. Maybe my VNQ stop was too tight, as I got shaken out 4 cents off the low, but I would rather take a tiny loss like that. Then get trapped in a name thats breaking macro support.
As earning season is starting to slow down, its time to keep scanning those names that have gapped up as most of those winners need a few weeks to settle out and flag out.
Last two weeks were slow but after testing support broadly, we should have some nice price action on our hands in the week ahead.
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From Bennett
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