The last time we looked at RTY was almost a month ago as the price just broke below a support trend line. Now, the market for small caps has lagged behind the large cap stocks. Let’s do some technical analysis and see if we expect this gap to close or grow wider. Support and Resistance Read More…
Technical Analysis The last time we looked at the Russell, it was falling toward a support level. This pattern is a converging technical pattern that we could look at taking positions from as it is a large range. You can see in the chart below, the support line we are looking at. What we would Read More…
Recap We pick up from where we left off as RTY has continued to plunge after we suspected a potential triple top last week. The sell-off has accelerated and a likely cause of that is the volume profile point of control line. This aggressive selling could also be the result of the formation of a Read More…
Recap In last weeks analysis of RTY, we saw that the Russell was at a critical point where it was testing the point of control line for the volume profile indicator, the 50% fib retracement, and a major resistance level. We knew that there would be a lot of buying pressure required in order for Read More…
RTY shoot through low volume nodes Bulls have completely taken control of RTY as it has rocketed 7% in four days. One of these reasons is that as RTY broke above $1,820, it entered into low-volume nodes all the way up to $1,873. Low-volume nodes have little liquidity, meaning price tends to break through them Read More…
Russell 2000 RTY On April 28th, there was a long trade opportunity with an entry price of $1,747.6, a profit target of $1,826.3, and a stop loss of $1,693.7. The market has rallied since then, just missing our target by a few ticks, and has now dropped back to the original entry price. Before we look Read More…
