Just caught something interesting on the daily charts - TD9 count is flashing sell signals across $SPX, $NDX, and $DJI. Classic trend exhaustion setup right there.
Here's where it gets spicy though: $RTY and $IWM? Nothing. Zero signals. And check this - $RTY's been flexing some serious muscle against $SPX lately, backed by solid volume action.
So what's the play? Two scenarios on the table. Either we're looking at large caps hitting a ceiling and bleeding out, or - and this feels more likely given the small cap strength - they just drift sideways while Russell keeps climbing.
The divergence between mega caps and small caps is wild right now. When you see volume confirmation on the Russell side while the big boys are printing exhaustion signals, that's not random noise. Market's telling us something about where the real momentum is hiding.
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MentalWealthHarvester
· 12-12 14:28
The TD9 signal on the market looks quite strong, but small caps stubbornly refuse to follow... This discrepancy is interesting. Could it really be Russell's turn?
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MelonField
· 12-12 10:48
This small-cap move is really something. While the big market is taking a breather, it's still quietly gaining momentum...
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GovernancePretender
· 12-11 16:10
Small-cap stocks are quietly gaining momentum, while the big market's TD9 is flashing red lights, but Russell is still holding firm. This kind of divergence clearly indicates there's a story behind it...
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TokenomicsShaman
· 12-09 17:52
Small caps are quietly getting in, while large caps are singing a bearish tune. This divergence really can’t hold anymore.
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GasWastingMaximalist
· 12-09 17:51
Small caps are really crushing it, while the TD9 signal on the large caps looks like it's signaling a change in leadership no matter how you look at it...
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MevShadowranger
· 12-09 17:44
Small caps are secretly taking off, while large caps are struggling to catch their breath. This difference is no coincidence... The recent move in the Russell is indeed something noteworthy.
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SilentObserver
· 12-09 17:25
Small-cap stocks are quietly starting to move, while large-cap stocks are beginning to show signs of weakness... This is the real game of strategy.
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SchrodingersFOMO
· 12-09 17:24
This rebound in small caps is indeed quite strong, while the broader market is showing signs of fatigue... Is the Russell about to take off?
Just caught something interesting on the daily charts - TD9 count is flashing sell signals across $SPX, $NDX, and $DJI. Classic trend exhaustion setup right there.
Here's where it gets spicy though: $RTY and $IWM? Nothing. Zero signals. And check this - $RTY's been flexing some serious muscle against $SPX lately, backed by solid volume action.
So what's the play? Two scenarios on the table. Either we're looking at large caps hitting a ceiling and bleeding out, or - and this feels more likely given the small cap strength - they just drift sideways while Russell keeps climbing.
The divergence between mega caps and small caps is wild right now. When you see volume confirmation on the Russell side while the big boys are printing exhaustion signals, that's not random noise. Market's telling us something about where the real momentum is hiding.