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Transportation Sector Oversold, Nearing Year End Bounce

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Transportation Sector Oversold, Nearing Year End Bounce

The Transportation Sector ETF (IYT) has been reeling for the past 4 weeks.

And this decline has wiped out most of 2024’s gains.

That said, IYT is severely oversold and should bounce soon… hopefully it will be enough of a bounce to make bulls feel better about 2024.

Note that the 20-day moving average is turning down so I suspect any rally will be short-lived (or require patience).

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$IYT Transportation Sector ETF Chart

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