The Breakout Is Just Beginning

The S&P500 extended it’s gains to all time highs out of the gate on Monday further establishing it’s credibility that this rally is for real.

We’ve covered a lot of ground in very short order, since the Brexit lows on Monday 6/27, just 10 trading days ago, we’ve rallied north of 7% in the SPY.

Most would suggest we’re overbought, and due to pullback, and in the short-term that may not be unreasonable, but for the intermediate and longer term time-frame traders, it’s this exact speed and surge higher that supports the bull breakout case.

Keep in mind, this is a monster range the S&P500 has been trading sideways in for quite some time.

If we really are in store for a multi-week to multi-month run higher then this initial leg will be extremely fast, give little back, and any short term weakness should be looked at as an opportunity to position long, not get short.

This chart of the cumulative advance-decline line continues to speak volume to me for the bigger picture bull case.

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Evan Medeiros

Evan is the founder of the Trade Risk. With 25 years of coding experience and a B.S. in computer science, Evan brings a systematic discipline to investing in the stock market.

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