OK, at long last, the trendline from the March 23rd bottom has broken. This is an important and unprecedented event.

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OK, at long last, the trendline from the March 23rd bottom has broken. This is an important and unprecedented event.

Well, just like I’ve mentioned about eight thousand times, particularly on my tastytrade show, what I called the “Accidental Beneficiary of Covid” (ABC) — Peloton – – has finally hit the skids. I’ve been making snarky remarks about this place for ages, since I never believed cheesecake-gobbling Americans would pay big fees every month to exercise and get shouted encouraging bromides from strangers. I’d say this has vastly lower to go. The head and shoulders pattern I’ve been tracking for months is completed, and it’s bombs away now.

Today it’s the same old, same old. Screen all green. Lifetime highs. And so forth. You know the drill.
I would quietly draw your attention to MDY, the mid-cap ETF. Take note in particular the upper trendline which goes back a dozen years.

I’ve always had a soft spot in my bearish heart for a little company called Tupperware. In recent months, it has formed a lovely little reversal pattern. Next step: break the green support.

The most promising pattern going these days is the /RTY (small cap futures) which I am watching with rapt attention.
