Near-Term, Here’s What I See
Short and to the point.
Since
my last report, the market has followed my script to a tee. I told you to
expect a move out of the range in short order…and most likely to the upside.
I also told you that the SEMIS would start a
rest/consolidation/pullback. Not much has changed…except I do believe we get
some sort of retrenchment in the near-term.
When I say “retrenchment”, I mean a
rest/consolidation/pullback just like the SEMIS. But once again, there are
just too many stocks and too many sectors that are in good shape for any
disaster to happen. My other reason for the pause is that things have become
TOO good. NEW HIGHS
expanded over 800 today…which almost always sets the market up for a
near-term pullback.
Pullback or not, none of that talk should sway
you much. Keep playing the high-volume breakouts. If there is a slowing up of
them, you have nothing new to do. If it continues, go for it.
AND always keep a close eye on the new S&P
support which used to be resistance…1015.
Sentiment has remained gross but sentiment has
been gross for a while. Sentiment is a secondary and lagging indicator…so
maybe one day there will be some heck to pay….but not today.
Gary Kaltbaum
P.S. You can watch me on FOX
NEWS CHANNEL on Friday between 4 and 5 pm ET on Neil Cavuto’s “Your
World” and on Saturday at 11:30 am ET on “Cashin In”.