***** Technical Analysis (Oct 21)****
The stock market was mixed last week with the technical indicators also becoming mixed as the ST bearish momentum has waned somewhat with the McClellan Oscillators pretty neutral while the IT breadth momentum indicator is still not extremely oversold enough to signal a likely bottom.
Another technical rally could occur this week as the choppy decline zig-zags for a bit longer, although the length of any rally is unknown.
If history is any indication, then the IT indicators need to get more extremly oversold before a bottom is achieved.
We could see either a spike bottom, with or without a selling climax, or a double bottom.
In any case, there is still some risk for the overall market, including the strong relative strength sectors such as energy stocks, though they could bottom first.
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