The stock market has experienced a lot of selling of late, and for swing-traders the prospect of knowing whether to hold a trade over night or multiple trades for that matter is very difficult. But this video has been put together to help you determine how to trade these difficult markets and to know when a stock market crash is done and over with. The stock market has experienced a lot of selling of late, and for swing-traders the prospect of knowing whether to hold a trade over night or multiple trades for that matter is very difficult. But this video has been put together to help you determine how to trade these difficult markets and to know when a stock market crash is done and over with.

Sectors overall in rough shape, but promising charts emerge.  

Today the market made a dramatic turnaround off of its lows of the day. It was a much needed boost for the market which had yet to produce a green day even once in the previous five trading sessions. However, I'm concerned that it could be nothing more than last month where we would get periodic rallies that only lasted for one day before resuming the trend lower. Nonetheless, in the post below, you'll see a number of sectors facing some key tests of support, and so far they are holding them. Industrials concern me quite a bit though as there is a well defined, long-term double top pattern in place, and little done by price action that would suggest it won't play out. 

October's sell-off had plenty of drama. Headlines and tons and tons of volume and extreme oversold readings on pretty much every indicator that ever existed. 

November hasn't been anything like that, which has been what has made it so complicated. The breadth has not been bad at all. In fact, the T2108 indicator, which measures the percentage of stocks trading above their 40-day moving average, is still at 30%, which is only 10 points below its highs from earlier this month. At similar prices on SPX, we were seeing reading in the single digits on the T2108.