XLV breaking below its rising trend-line and failing to bounce off support.
The Healthcare Sector (XLV)Â has pulled back to its rising trend-line in the short-term. It'll be interesting to see whether this can materialize into an actionable setup.
Healthcare Sector (XLV) and Energy Sector (XLE) leading the way right now, while Semiconductors (SMH) and Technology Sector (XLK) are the new laggards.
Semis and tech losing the leadership mantle and handing it over to Energy and Healthcare.
Semis and Energy are holding firm to this market. Healthcare and real estate trying to make a play here, but I'm not sure it lasts.
With the exception of Healthcare and Semiconductors, everything else seems bent on reflecting overall price action on SPY.
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CBOE 10-year Treasury Yield Index (TNX) pushing through resistance here. Significant resistance breach, and about to hit 5%. SoFi Technologies (SOFI) Price breaking back below major support levels. A significant market sell-off could take SOFI back below $5. Triangle pattern in Healthcare Sector (XLV) nearing a break to the downside. Bounce play if