One ETF which shows the unwavering power of the recent up-move is the triple-bullish-on-real-estate symbol DRN, shown below. The “lower highs” remain intact, although it’s getting dangerously closely.

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One ETF which shows the unwavering power of the recent up-move is the triple-bullish-on-real-estate symbol DRN, shown below. The “lower highs” remain intact, although it’s getting dangerously closely.

Commodities, led by oil, have been very strong since December 26th (just like equities). We are approaching the 50-day EMA, however, which could be an exhaustion point for this sector.

In honor of Sears’ demise today, may I offer this short idea: the retail exchange-traded fund:

I stumbled upon an extremely well-formed diamond pattern last night with the symbol XLP, which is the consumer staples ETF. I’ve drawn it below with the SlopeCharts polygon tool:

If you watch my tastytrade show, you’ll recall I had pointed out some powerful formations in the energy bearish funds. DRIP has been absolutely on fire lately:
