7 ETFs That Offer Complete Picture Of Stock Market

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Mish’s Economic Modern Family consists of 5 key sector ETFs, one major index ETF, and Bitcoin. 

Bring them all together and you have an easy and quick way to look at the market, grasp overall trends, and see where potential pressure is leaning. 

Each symbol is meant to display a completely different aspect of the market allowing us to better time our trade entries when looking at the big market picture. 

The past week has been a wild ride for the Family. So, let’s dive into each member along with specific price levels we are watching for Monday.

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Let’s start with the Russell 2000 ETF (IWM).

The small-cap Russell 2000 has finally cleared past major resistance at $234.53. For the past 8 months the Russell 2000 ETF (IWM) has been floundering within its range unable to clear to new highs. Now that it has cleared its pivotal area, we should watch for IWM to hold over its breakout price of $234.53. 

The Retail ETF (XRT) also made a move to all-time highs and now has new support at $98.50. 

The next challenge for XRT is the coming holiday season which still has a multitude of shipping issues companies will have to navigate.

However, the Transportation Sector ETF (IYT) is looking to support Grandma Retail with a strong uptrend showing that the movement of goods and U.S demand is strengthening.

The main hurdle for IYT to clear is resistance at $282.40. 

Another super-performing ETF is the Semiconductors Sector (SMH). Representing the tech side of the market, SMH has blasted off to new highs.

With Friday showing a digestion/Doji Day, anyone interested in trading SMH should keep their risk very tight or watch for more consolidative price action to base risk from. 

Next up is the Regional Banking sector (KRE). Holding a strong bullish phase, KRE has support at $72.90 and more at $71.50.

With that said, the only underperforming sector is Biotech (IBB). Friday, IBB gapped underneath its 200-Day moving average at $160.24 and though it attempted a recovery, is sitting in a vulnerable place. IBB will need to clear back over Friday’s high at $158.38 to regain upward momentum before it can test its major moving average. 

Finally, the Crypto space has made leaps and bounds over the past 30 days, but recently the largest cap coin—Bitcoin sits in the middle of a range between 57k and 67k.

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However, while Bitcoin has settled down for the moment, altcoins and companies related to the general crypto space have increased in volatility.

Using our upcoming proprietary service CryptoPulse which has a page dedicated to monitoring new equities involved in the crypto space, Mish’s service was able to catch a +30% move in Bitfarms (BITF) this past week. 

The growing selection of crypto-related companies has allowed investors to access the crypto world without owning actual cryptocurrencies.

Overall, Mish’s Economic Modern Family has made a large move in price last week leading to some key levels to watch.

Come Monday, we will be watching for IWM to hold recent highs, Biotech (IBB) to clear back over the 200-DMA, and for Transportation (IYT) to clear all-time highs at $282.40.

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Stock Market ETFs Trading Analysis:

S&P 500 (SPY) 460 minor support the 10-day moving average.

Russell 2000 (IWM) 234.53 is price support.

Dow (DIA) 356.60 is price support. 

Nasdaq (QQQ) 382.78 is main price support. Digesting new highs.  

KRE (Regional Banks) 72.90 is price support area.

SMH (Semiconductors) Doji day. 

IYT (Transportation) 282.40 is price resistance.

IBB (Biotechnology) 153.38 is price support.

XRT (Retail) 98.50 is price support area.

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The author may have a position in mentioned securities at the time of publication. Any opinions expressed herein are solely those of the author and do not represent the views or opinions of any other person or entity.