S&P 500 Completes Bullish Triangle
By Bruce Zaro | April 24, 2009 | 2:21 PM | 0 Comments
Although the rally from the March lows has looked a little tired recently, more evidence accumulates that the market's technical foundation actually continues to improve.
Indeed, the S&P 500 has just completed a bullish triangle at 865, this coming after its overall trend and monthly momentum also both flipped to the upside earlier this month.
Meanwhile the NASDAQ is accelerating to the upside; it has been the leader from the
bottom and will be further juiced with a break at 1700.
With the average stock currently 23% overbought (vs. the 64% oversold reading in early March), stocks have obviously moved a long way in just seven weeks. While it is certainly reasonable to think this short-term overbought condition could lead to a short, shallow pullback soon, particularly in the face of continuing earnings reporting and the approach of the seasonally unfavorable period, investors should be turning increasingly constructive based on these longer-term technical improvements.
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