As of 28 September 2026, Chris Ciovacco holds 20 current views on Headge, 16 Bullish, 4 Bearish. The latest is Bearish on SPY over 1 Month. Every view links to the original post or video.
Evidence-based weekly trend and cycle reviews across equities, bonds and risk assets.
The picture is unchanged: technology, AI, the Nasdaq 100 and $XLF retain constructive leadership, while the Dow has potential support and Bitcoin needs to clear its moving-average cluster. The tension remains under the surface, with weak NYSE breadth, soft high-yield credit and a possible 10-year yield breakout raising downside risk for stocks. Those warnings merit attention, but they do not yet confirm the secular bull market has ended.
The Dow has potential support at prior resistance and its moving-average cluster, while travel and tourism remain in healthy consolidation above a rising 200-week average. Month
Technology leadership remains strong, with tech-heavy ETFs dominating multi-timeframe rankings and short-term measures showing broad strength across related funds. Month
Artificial intelligence and technology stocks have recovered above the 38.2% retracement, with weekly relative strength looking better than January 2022. Month
$JNK below its 200-day moving average warrants realistic expectations, with concerns increasing if weakness becomes sustained and the trend slope rolls over. Week
The 10-year yield is attempting a breakout from its 2023 range, and a sustained move above nearby resistance would materially increase market concerns. Week
NYSE stock-market breadth remains weak at the September 25 close, warranting closer attention but not confirming that the secular bull market has ended. Week
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The Dow has potential support at prior resistance and its moving-average cluster, while travel and tourism remain in healthy consolidation above a rising 200-week average.DIRECTION ONLY$DIA
Bitcoin's monthly RSI is attempting to cross 50, a historically bullish tendency, though price still needs to clear its moving-average cluster.DIRECTION ONLY$BTC$BITO
Technology leadership remains strong, with tech-heavy ETFs dominating multi-timeframe rankings and short-term measures showing broad strength across related funds.DIRECTION ONLY$XLK
Artificial intelligence and technology stocks have recovered above the 38.2% retracement, with weekly relative strength looking better than January 2022.DIRECTION ONLY
The S&P 500 remains in an improving bullish trend above rising weekly and monthly clouds, although a pullback toward 7,100 or 6,900 could still find support.LEVELS · SUPPORT 7100 · SUPPORT 6900$SPY
$JNK below its 200-day moving average warrants realistic expectations, with concerns increasing if weakness becomes sustained and the trend slope rolls over.DIRECTION ONLY$HYG
The 10-year yield is attempting a breakout from its 2023 range, and a sustained move above nearby resistance would materially increase market concerns.DIRECTION ONLY$TLT
NYSE stock-market breadth remains weak at the September 25 close, warranting closer attention but not confirming that the secular bull market has ended.DIRECTION ONLY
AI offers an incredible productivity boost already within reach, supporting a constructive long-term outlook for adoption, investment, and the broader technology theme.DIRECTION ONLY
Nasdaq's weekly cloud is checking all five bullish boxes, contrasting with Q1 2022 when rates, inflation, and the Fed were headwinds for stocks.DIRECTION ONLY$QQQ
Sustained 3% US growth over the long haul would materially improve the debt problem, making current debt levels difficult rather than insurmountable.DIRECTION ONLY
S&P 500 price remains above strongly bullish Bollinger Bands and secular volatility scores support a strong secular bull market rather than stagnation.DIRECTION ONLY$SPY
$BKLN shows a full-bore bullish trend, with price above rising moving averages, unlike the credit deterioration preceding the 2022 selloff.DIRECTION ONLY
$JNK retains a significantly stronger trend than early 2022 despite recent weakening, indicating credit conditions are not signaling an imminent debt crisis.DIRECTION ONLY
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