Techncial Signals that May Indicate A Short Term Top

This is a Guest Post by Jake @TrendSpider. 

In this weekend’s analysis, we take a look at the broad market ETF daily Raindrop Charts (TM) and weekly hollow candles into the last full week of July. To learn more about Raindrop charts and the platform in general, make sure to check out all of our User Guides.

Weekend Broad Market ETF Analysis

SPY: Daily vs. Weekly Chart

Techncial Signals that May Indicate A Short Term Top

QQQ: Daily vs. Weekly Chart

Techncial Signals that May Indicate A Short Term Top

XBI: Daily vs. Weekly Chart

 

Techncial Signals that May Indicate A Short Term Top


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