Video The Dow Jones Looks Bullish At Its Highs
Friday’s trade saw Wall Street quickly shake-off Thursday’s blip, and leave the Dow Jones at a record high with a potential bullish continuation pattern.
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In today’s video we also look at the STOXX 50 index which also appears on the cusp of breaking higher, then update our analysis on USD/JPY.
S&P 500: Market Internals
S&P 500: 4369.55 (1.13%), 09 July 2021
- Financials (2.869%) was the strongest sector and Utilities (0.157%) was the weakest
- 11 out of the 11 S&P 500 sectors closed higher
- 5 out of the 11 sectors outperformed the S&P 500
- 460 (91.09%) stocks advanced and 44 (8.71%) declined
- 90.69% of stocks closed above their 200-day average
- 63.96% of stocks closed above their 50-day average
- 62.77% of stocks closed above their 20-day average
Outperformers:
- + 1.16% - Discover Financial Services (DFS.N)
- + 1.16% - Nov Inc (NOV.N)
- + 1.15% - State Street Corp (STT.N)
Underperformers:
- -2.95% - Biogen Inc (BIIB.OQ)
- -1.40% - Dexcom Inc (DXCM.OQ)
- -1.22% - Resmed Inc (RMD.N)
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