Great example of how tracking relative strength can help separate true market leaders from "bull trap" rallies, especially when the broader indices are showing signs of fatigue.
Regarding the specific price action you've highlighted, do you see the current volume profiles as a sign of institutional accumulation, or is this more of a liquidity-driven rally that might run into resistance if we see another spike in the 10-year yield?
Great example of how tracking relative strength can help separate true market leaders from "bull trap" rallies, especially when the broader indices are showing signs of fatigue.
Regarding the specific price action you've highlighted, do you see the current volume profiles as a sign of institutional accumulation, or is this more of a liquidity-driven rally that might run into resistance if we see another spike in the 10-year yield?
thanks!