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EPISODE · Jun 16, 2024 · 5 MIN

Major Market Shifts: Is It Time to Protect Your Portfolio?

from Stock Market Timing Television · host Stock Market Timer

Hello, investors! Stephen Whiteside here from theuptrend.com, bringing you this week's edition of "Major Market Shifts: Is It Time to Protect Your Portfolio?" 📉📈 In this video, we're diving deep into long-term investing strategies, focusing exclusively on weekly charts to provide you with a comprehensive market analysis. 🗓️✨ We'll discuss significant sell signals, the latest VIX movements, and the performance of major indices like the Nasdaq and S&P 500. 📊🔍 🔹 **US Market Overview:** - Nasdaq's outperformance vs. mid, small, and micro-cap struggles - S&P 500's new high despite limited stock participation - Key target levels for Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 🔹 **Risk-Off Trade Indicators:** - New weekly sell signals for Russell 2000, small caps, and micro caps - Shifts in investor sentiment and market tone 🔹 **Sector Performance:** - Semiconductor strength vs. commodity weakness - Canadian market lagging due to tech sector absence 🔹 **Canadian Market Insights:** - Energy sector sell signals - Bank stocks' significant drop - Gold stocks' resilience https://theuptrend.com/new-weekly-sell-signals/

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