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SYS Daily Report – Weekend Edition
Federal Reserve Hints at Rate Cuts Propel Markets to Weekly Highs
In a week marked by twists and turns, the broad-market benchmark experienced a minor pause on Friday, slipping marginally by 0.01%. Nevertheless, it concluded the week on a positive note following the Federal Reserve’s Wednesday announcement, hinting at potential interest rate cuts in the coming year. All major indexes demonstrated robust performances, boasting gains of over 2% for the week, with the S&P 500 achieving its longest winning streak since November 2017.
Should the Federal Reserve decide to implement rate cuts next year, it would mark a pivotal moment in the central bank’s two-year campaign to manage inflation. Despite the odds, 2023 has proven to be a remarkable year for markets, witnessing a 23% surge in the S&P 500 and an impressive 41% rise in the Nasdaq Composite. This growth has been propelled by an unexpectedly strong economy, the ambitious endeavors of Big Tech in artificial intelligence, and the recent prospect of interest-rate cuts in 2024.
Even the bond market, rebounding from a historic downturn that briefly saw yields reach pre-2008-09 financial crisis highs, has exhibited signs of rejuvenation. Although the Magnificent Seven were relative laggards overall, their recent consolidation following substantial runs suggests they should not be underestimated.
On Friday, the S&P 500 slipped by 0.01%, while the Dow rose by 0.2% to a record 37,305.16 points, and the Nasdaq Composite was 0.4% higher.
After successfully weathering an initial whipsaw false signal in October, the Red-Light/Green-Light Breadth System’s November-issued signal has proven its validity. Similar to the principles of a trend-following trading system, adherence to moving average cross rules has been pivotal. Following the system’s signal, the S&P 500 reclaimed its moving average, maintaining an upward trend amid the noise generated by the vocal ‘I think, I feel’ crowd. The focus now shifts to vigilant monitoring for any bearish cross indications, which could signal a short-term market top. Until such signals emerge, the prevailing trend remains a steadfast ally—trusting the trend until the one time it’s not.
The Red-Light/Green-Light Breadth System
The S&P 500 extended its winning streak for a seventh consecutive week, marking its longest stretch of gains in six years and posting a substantial 2.5% increase as price action closed well above the breakout line highlighted in last week’s report.
S&P 500 – Weekly Chart
The Nasdaq composite experienced a notable surge, jumping by 2.85% to reach its highest levels since January 2020, with price action breaking out above our trigger line with a surge in volume.
Nasdaq – Weekly Chart
Meanwhile, the Dow Jones Industrial Average notched a record high for the third consecutive day on Friday, capping off a robust week with an impressive 2.9% surge. This chart serves as a pertinent illustration to reiterate the importance of adhering to system rules, as depicted in the shared system chart below. Following the moving average cross and breakout signals above the trigger line has proven to be a reliable approach, aligning with the prevailing trend—although, as the adage goes, trends persist until they don’t.
Dow Jones Industrial Average – Daily Chart
The small-cap Russell 2000 surged by an impressive 5.55%, catapulting to 52-week highs and returning to the upper trendline of the pattern under our observation. A breakout from this pattern would be extremely bullish, signaling the potential commencement of a new uptrend.
Russell 2000 (ETF) – Weekly Chart
The SSIH remains in the upper bullish bound, indicating ongoing strength in market conditions. Meanwhile, the PPO momentum indicator has undergone a corrective phase, seeking to retest the zero line. This correction suggests a potential shift in momentum dynamics. Traders are closely monitoring this interplay between the SSIH’s bullish oscillation and the PPO’s repositioning for potential strategic insights.
SSIH
On Friday, bond yields remained relatively stable, and the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield closed just under 4% for the second consecutive day. Traders have swiftly adjusted their interest rate projections for the upcoming year, causing the 10-year yield to decline by approximately one percentage point since late October. This reduction in yields implies lower borrowing costs and, in Wall Street terms, reflects “easier” financial conditions. Consequently, this shift has contributed to a rally in various riskier, rate-sensitive assets that investors had been avoiding over the past two years.
10-Year US Treasury Yield
The 10 and 30-year Treasury yields closed the week with their most substantial declines in over a year, propelled by a government debt rally amid prospects of Federal Reserve rate cuts in 2024. The 2-year Treasury saw a 5.8 basis points increase on Friday, reaching 4.455% from Thursday’s 4.397%, yet closed the week lower by 27 basis points, marking declines in two of the past three weeks. The 10-year Treasury yield, marginally lower at 3.928% compared to Thursday’s 3.929%, experienced a significant weekly drop of 31.7 basis points, the most substantial one-week decline since November 2022. Simultaneously, the 30-year Treasury yield fell by 2.7 basis points to 4.000% from Thursday’s roughly 4.053%, marking a notable weekly decline of 29.9 basis points—the most substantial since the March 6, 2020 period.
Bond Yields
The dollar staged a rebound on Friday following remarks from Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams, who pushed back against market expectations of rate cuts. Despite this upward correction, the dollar index remained on course for its most significant monthly-weekly setback. The dollar index had risen by 0.56% on the day to 102.52, recovering from Thursday’s low of 101.76, the lowest since August 10. However, the index is poised for a weekly loss of 1.73%, marking its most substantial weekly decline since November 19 as it closed at 102.18.
US Dollar – Weekly Chart
The dollar experienced a slight recovery, last up by 0.24% at 142.12 yen, after hitting 140.95 on Thursday, the lowest point since July 31. Despite this modest uptick, the greenback is set to record its most significant weekly decline against the Japanese currency since July 14, with a fall of 1.94%. Meanwhile, the euro saw a decrease of 0.83% to $1.0899, stepping back from Thursday’s high of $1.1009, the peak since November 29. The Sterling also retreated, dropping 0.60% to $1.2690, following Thursday’s ascent to $1.2793, the highest level since August 22. On a positive note, the Canadian dollar rose to its highest levels against the USD since August, as the chart shows US dollar weakness vs the loonie.
Currencies
Oil prices saw a marginal decline on Friday, with the international benchmark, Brent crude, closing down by 0.1%. Meanwhile, U.S. crude oil futures managed a modest 20-cent increase, reaching $71.78 per barrel. This comes after a week that saw prices hovering around their lowest levels since June but closed up 0.77% for the week. When analyzing the charts, the support line we’ve been closely monitoring appears to be holding steady, setting the stage for a potential retest of a bullish flag pattern on the weekly chart. The current scenario resembles a red-light/green-light situation, creating a binary outcome. The pivotal question now is whether the price will maintain support, signaling an upward breakout from the flagging pattern, or if it will take a different direction. This development is of keen interest to investors, as it could lead to a significant market event.
Crude Oil – Weekly Chart
Canada’s primary stock index concluded the week on Friday with its most significant decline in two months, impacted by weakness in energy stocks and comments from central bank Governor Tiff Macklem indicating that interest rates would remain unchanged for the foreseeable future. The TSX composite index fell by 249.65 points, or 1.2%, closing at 20,529.15. The Bank of Canada’s clear stance on maintaining interest rates diverged from the U.S. Federal Reserve, which hinted at potential easing in the coming weeks. Notably, the upper trendline of the consolidation pattern on the chart showed a failed breakout attempt this week. The upcoming week holds significance as attention turns to whether price action can reclaim the upper trendline and initiate a breakout, signaling the potential onset of a new uptrend. Stay tuned!
TSX – Weekly Chart
The price of copper is persistently consolidating or coiling between the upper trendline of its wedge pattern and the horizontal resistance, as reflected in a 1.57% increase in price action by the week’s close. It is crucial to closely watch this technical setup for a potential breakout, particularly as numerous copper miners exhibit a bullish setup. It is a common trend for the producers to lead the commodity in its directional move, emphasizing the significance of monitoring this pattern for potential market shifts.
Copper – Weekly Chart
Gold appears poised for robust support in 2024, driven by several factors, including the initiation of a U.S. rate cut cycle, decelerating economic growth, a weaker U.S. dollar, robust central bank purchases, and heightened geopolitical risks. Chart Analysis suggests that the next key technical level to watch is $2,060 per ounce, and upon breaching this level, they anticipate the emergence of technical buying. This could propel prices into uncharted territory above $2,100. The current price action suggests a consolidation phase in a somewhat messy bull flag pattern, situated just below the upper trendline of the bullish multi-year basing pattern. Investors are eagerly awaiting a breakout confirmation that could signify a significant upward movement in gold prices and a potential continuation of the uptrend.
Gold – Weekly Chart
The price of silver is currently undergoing a volatile consolidation phase near the apex of its triangle base, resembling a bull flag retest following a recent breakout that was thwarted by the upper trendline of the larger pattern. It is crucial to closely monitor any indications of upside momentum that may pave the way for a breakout. Given the historical correlation between silver and gold prices, any positive developments in silver could align with movements in the gold market. Investors should stay vigilant for potential signals of a breakout in silver, as they may offer insights into broader market trends.
Silver – Weekly Chart
The uranium theme maintains its positive momentum, adhering to established system rules as prices track along the moving average of the ETF. This behavior aligns with our breakout signal, which first emerged in September. The consistency in following these signals indicates a robust and sustained trend, reinforcing the bullish sentiment surrounding the uranium market. Investors should continue to monitor this theme for potential developments, as adherence to system rules enhances the reliability of signals and suggests a well-defined market trend.
Uranium Theme – Global X Uranium ETF
The bitcoin/crypto theme remains strong, with prices following established system rules and currently forming a flagging pattern below 52-week highs. This consistent adherence to rules indicates a steady and well-defined trend in the cryptocurrency market. Keeping an eye on how Bitcoin behaves below recent highs is essential for understanding market dynamics and potential future movements in the crypto space.
Bitcoin – Daily Chart
Sector Watchlist Highlights: Weekend Chart Setups
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In this segment of the weekly report, we delve into the setup section. As a friendly reminder, our sector watchlists receive updates every weekend, and we strongly encourage you to review these updates and craft your own watchlist based on the information provided. It’s also worth highlighting that monitoring the Daily Setups and Workspace scan results can yield valuable insights into potential future additions, potentially giving you a competitive advantage in the market.
Reviewing last week’s performance reveals a robust showing across all industry groups as the stock market rally continued its strong momentum, fueled by the Federal Reserve’s indication of potential rate cuts in 2024. Despite the impressive gains since late October, caution is advised against chasing after extended stocks. While Tesla and other charts highlighted in our setups present enticing buying opportunities, it’s worth noting that several other leading stocks are currently overextended. Maintaining emotional discipline is crucial for navigating market exuberance. The weekend provides an opportune moment to evaluate holdings objectively. Consider adopting a systematic approach that includes partial profit-taking on the ascent of extended leaders rather than solely relying on the moving average as a trigger for stop-loss decisions. This proactive strategy can enhance portfolio management and optimize returns. Additionally, this approach could free up capital for new investments, allowing for diversification into sectors such as industrials, metals, financials, building products, and other groups emerging in our scanner results. With numerous stocks and sectors exhibiting strong action similar to the 2020 rally, conducting scans and developing watchlists over the weekend is a prudent strategy for navigating the abundance of opportunities. Now, onto the setups!
What Worked Last Week
US Daily Setups
AMZN – Amazon.com, Inc.
Amazon is positioning itself on the right side of a significant basing pattern. Keep a close watch for a potential continuation of the uptrend.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/jMGXgbeM
DBX – Dropbox, Inc.
Dropbox is breaking out from a consolidation pattern, reaching a new 52-week high.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/zwHZpcUE
DDOG – Datadog Inc.
Datadog is breaking out to 52-week highs, accompanied by a surge in bullish volume over the last few days. Keep a close eye for signs of continued upside strength.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/jYBdTJRk
ENPH – Enphase Energy Inc.
Enphase Energy appears to be setting up for a potential downtrend line breakout, fueled by a surge in bullish volume. Keep a close watch for potential developments.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/sragbaGU
FOUR – Shift4 Payments Inc
Shift4 Payments seems to be setting up below 52-week highs with a surge in bullish volume. Consider keeping it on a watchlist and monitoring for a potential breakout.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/ewQeDnmy
FTNT – Fortinet Inc.
Fortinet is threatening to break out from a significant bottoming wedge. Keep a close eye on the potential breakout for further confirmation.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/vAIIzYUh
HY – Hyster-Yale Materials Handling Inc.
Hyster seems to be setting up for a potential base breakout. Keep a watchful eye for confirmation of the breakout.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/ZeMePUmV
INSW – International Seaways, Inc.
International Seaways is attempting a bull flag retest of the recent base breakout. Keep a close watch for a continuation of the uptrend.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/SRjyTGaY
NVDA – NVIDIA Corp.
Nvidia appears to be setting up on the right side of a significant basing pattern. Monitor for a continuation of upside strength that could lead to a potential breakout.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/ifcduzuG
TRAK – ReposiTrak
ReposiTrak seems to be breaking out from a consolidation/continuation pattern, accompanied by increased volume.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/dWFQSJnd
TRIN – Trinity Capital Inc.
Trinity Capital appears to be breaking out from a consolidation/continuation pattern, accompanied by increased volume.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/QTTWSywk
TSLA – Tesla Inc.
Tesla is attempting to trend higher from the continuation pattern that we are monitoring closely. Keep a watchful eye for further developments.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/jWZEvSbk
Canadian Daily Setups
CLS.TO – Celestica, Inc.
Celestica is setting up for a potential 52-week high breakout. Keep a close watch for confirmation and signs of upward momentum.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/IPQZUSim
CSH/UN.TO – Chartwell Retirement Residences
Chartwell Retirement Residences is displaying strength as its price action advances higher in the form of an uptrend.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/kSnHbxrT
DCBO.TO – Docebo Inc.
Docebo is moving higher from a bull flag or wedge retest of the recent breakout. Keep a close watch for potential continued upward momentum.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/pNtEtZnx
GLO.TO – Global Atomic Corporation
Global Atomic continues to be on the verge of a potential bottoming base breakout. Keep a close eye for confirmation and potential developments.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/qGzsyPEe
HUT.TO – Hut 8 Mining Corp
Hut 8 Mining is violently converging toward the apex of a wedge. If the price of Bitcoin remains robust, monitor this chart pattern closely for a potential breakout.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/QyBSTQVq
MDI.TO – Major Drilling Group Intl, Inc.
Major Drilling continues to demonstrate strength as its price action encounters a significant volume by price bar on the left side of the chart. Monitor closely for the potential continuation of upside strength.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/sGpkNDAI
TCL/A.TO – Transcontinental Inc.
Transcontinental is setting up in the form of a substantial bottoming wedge, accompanied by a bullish surge in volume. Monitor closely for a potential breakout that could signal a reversal of the downtrend.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/eSPcXVGJ
To bring our report to a close, we thank you for your engagement and insights. Your feedback is of great value, and we encourage you to share your recommendations. Stay attentive to the Daily Setups, the Workspace, and the Watchlists for emerging opportunities. Additionally, be sure to explore the scanner result PDFs provided below of Friday’s scan results. Until next time, happy trading!
US Scanner Results
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EXPORT – US Watchlist Scan – 2023-12-16
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Canadian Scanner Results
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EXPORT – Canadian Scanner Results – 2023-12-16
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