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Freedom Capital Management July Market Update (Click for full article)
After 29 weeks of very contained trading action from 11/30/2020 through 6/14/2021 the Nasdaq 100 index finally broke higher on the week of 6/21/21. For 29 weeks the Nasdaq 100 market stayed within a 12% trading range. This week both the Nasdaq 100 and the S&P 500 made new all-time highs on below average volume. It is always more convincing when the market breaks higher on higher volume. As you can see on the chart below of the NASDAQ 100 Exchange Traded Fund, symbol “QQQ”.
Freedom Capital Management June Market Update (Click for full Article)
The Nasdaq 100 is generally considered to be comprised of “Growth Stocks”. Growth stocks have been underperforming the S&P 500 most of this year. Now, notice on the right side of the chart, on 6/3/2021 the Nasdaq 100 has begun to accelerate, increasing in price, faster than the S&P 500. This could be a sign of growth stocks coming back into favor.
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