For the watchlist from Wednesdays scans...

The S&P 500 closed below its short-term 21 day EMA and also the horizontal Volume Point of Control (VPOC) today, as it tested towards the lows of the two most recent swing lows and the early November swing high. But found a small amount of support in the final few hours to close off of the low of the day and just above the recent swing low.

The Stage Analysis members weekend video discussing the market indexes, Dollar index, commodities, industry groups relative strength, IBD industry group bell curve – bullish percent, market breadth charts to determine the weight of evidence, Stage 2 breakout attempts and the US watchlist stocks in detail on multiple timeframes.

For the watchlist from the weekend scans...

There were 21 stocks highlighted from the US stocks watchlist scans today...

The Stage Analysis members midweek video discussing the market indexes, sector breadth, short-term market breadth and the US watchlist stocks in more detail with live markups.

The pullback over the last few days and general consolidation range that's formed in the major indexes like the S&P 500 (shown above) since the secondary Follow Through Day (FTD) has put a number of stocks and groups in a more favourable position than they were at the FTD, with many stocks consolidating on low volume and tight spreads under potential Stage 2 breakout levels...

The Stage Analysis members weekend video discussing the market indexes, Dollar index, commodities, industry groups relative strength, IBD industry group bell curve – bullish percent, market breadth charts to determine the weight of evidence, this weeks Stage 2 breakout attempts and the US watchlist stocks in detail on multiple timeframes.

There were 26 stocks highlighted from the US stocks watchlist scans today...

The Gold and Silver Miners continue to improve in potential Stage 1 base structures as the US Dollar Index struggles to regain its 30 week MA, after the dramatic collapse into early Stage 3 three weeks ago, which boosted the precious metals, that the majority of the time move inversely to the Dollar Index...