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The popular averages barely closed upward on Friday. Nevertheless the Dow Jones Industrial Average, Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 reached all-time intraday highs, amid heavy trading volume. The latter two also achieved all-time closing highs. This after indications that the US and China will agree to a de-escalation of the trade war.

   Above is my three-month chart for the S&P 500 ETF (SPY). Following a rough August, the SPY ralllied and pierced its 50-day moving average to the upside on September 5th. Then a Near Eastern oil related conflict led to the SPY dropping hard on September 24, but the 50-day moving average provided support for a while. The SPY fell under that MA on October 1 with continuation on October 2, but held above its 200-day MA on October 3 before shooting upward.

   The climb continued on October 4 to a close back above the 50-day MA, before a slip back under on October 7 and a bigger drop on October 8, followed by a bounce on October 9. The rise kept going on October 10 with a close on the 50-day MA, then well above afterward including all-time closing and intraday highs on the day before Thanksgiving.

   After a dip, the Santa Claus rally resumed, leading to all-time intraday and closing highs for the SPY on Friday.

 

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