Asia was down around 2% last night but Europe is up 0.5% and the S&P is up 0.5% as of 6:15 AM EST. This was posted last night on TraderFeed:
As you can see from the chart above, after today’s sharp drop, new 20-day lows across the NYSE, NASDAQ, and ASE are now outpacing new highs rather handily. On Monday, the new lows hit a level they haven’t seen since the March bottoming period. I notice that new 65-day highs and lows are now about even. This fits with the pattern of market weakness–and the trend shift–noted in the recent indicator review and update of the sectors. Seeing the market weakness setting up early in the morning, as noted in the intraday Twitter comments, and placing that weakness in the context of a trend shift was helpful in anticipating our break of last week’s lows. It’s a nice example of how placing short-term strength/weakness in the context of longer-term market activity is useful in anticipating moves to and through key price levels.
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