Technical Analysis: Bears had the chance to take control last week but fumbled their opportunity with the major benchmarks closing the week well off the Monday lows. What is most notable is the lack of breadth deterioration, which can be seen in the new 4-week highs/lows ratio on the Russell 3000. We are seeing a lot of beach balls being held under water (stocks that want to break out but are being held back by the broader market) and tennis balls (stocks that correct with the broader market but bounce back quickly). Seasonality remains a headwind for the next few weeks, so we would not rule out some further choppiness and would embrace a continued corrective phase to set the stage for the next leg of the bull market. We remain focused on identifying the most promising areas of the market, as these corrective periods are the breeding ground for new opportunities.
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