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📈Weekly Charts📉 First Bounce… But No Change in Trend

Markets show early signs of stabilization, but remain below key levels. This is a countertrend move until proven otherwise.

Taking the analysis further

If you want to go deeper than the weekly charts — including how the levels translate into actual trade planning and risk management — you can follow the work Brian Shannon and I do at Alphatrends.

That’s where we walk through the same market structure in real time and apply the process to actual trade setups.

Learn More at Alphatrends.net


Show notes:

Markets saw their first meaningful bounce after several weeks of steady selling. While the move was broad-based, it remains a countertrend bounce, not a confirmed reversal.

Most indices are still below key moving averages and resistance levels. Participation improved slightly, but not enough to signal a durable low.

The focus remains the same: let the sequence develop. We need to see higher highs and higher lows above a rising 5-day moving average before getting more constructive.


Key Takeaways

  • First bounce after persistent selling

    • Broad, but still a countertrend move

  • No structural change (yet)

    • Indices remain below declining intermediate-term averages

    • Bounce stalled near resistance

  • Participation improved—but still weak

    • Not washed out before

    • Not strong enough now

  • Leadership remains limited

    • Most sectors bounced into resistance

    • Biotech (XBI) a notable exception

  • Commodities still strongest trend

    • Energy leading with extreme volatility

    • Crude remains dominant driver

  • Intermarket signals mixed

    • Bitcoin weak

    • Bonds stabilizing, not reversing


What to Watch

  • Higher highs + higher lows above a rising 5-day MA

  • Follow-through early next week vs. failure at resistance

  • Expansion in participation and leadership


Bottom Line

  • Respect the bounce—but don’t trust it yet

  • No urgency on the long side

  • The burden of proof remains on the buyers


References & Chart Resources

Chart School

https://www.trading-adventures.com/t/chart-school

The Bullish Percent Index – A Technician’s Perspective

Relative Strength – What Is It Really?


Take the analysis further

If you want to go beyond the weekly charts — including how the levels translate into real trade planning and risk management — you can follow the work Brian Shannon and I do at Alphatrends.

That’s where we review the markets in real time and walk through how the same principles are applied to actual trade setups.



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