Some say three of anything makes a trend. But three down days for the major U.S. stock market indices may not mean the market has broken its rally and embarked on a downtrend.
"We see no technical signs of a correction," says Louise Yamada, of Louise Yamada Technical Research Advisors. She adds that the markets would need to fall below key technical support levels like 4700 on the Dow Jones Transportation Average or 12,350 on the Dow Jones Industrial Average to indicate the market is breaking down. The only sign of weakness in the stock market is a slight dropoff in trading volume lately, Yamada says.
Indeed, the Dow transports bucked the broad market's trend Monday, ending its downward slope. The transports finished up 0.4% on the day to close at 4937.93, or 1.4% off their Feb. 2 all-time closing high. ...
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