Tech Sector Breaks Its Uptrend

When stocks are trending higher, the bulls are in control. When they're heading lower, it's the bears who are in charge. The breaking of a correctly drawn uptrend line shows that the bears may be taking control. It could be the start of a new downtrend.

byMark Putrino

July 19, 2021

1 minute read

When stocks are trending higher, the bulls are in control. When they’re heading lower, it’s the bears who are in charge.

The breaking of a correctly drawn uptrend line shows that the bears may be taking control. It could be the start of a new downtrend.

That may be the case now with the Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund (NYSE:XLK). After trending higher since mid-June, XLK has broken its uptrend line.

If shares do head lower, there’s a good chance they find support around $143 as this level was resistance in April and June.

In financial markets, levels that have been resistance can convert into support. It could happen here.

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