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Craig Shapiro reports that ES is trading flat at 7,612, while NQ shows modest strength, up 0.59%.
He observes that overall market breadth is deteriorating, with an advance/decline ratio of 0.67 and just 56.7% of stocks above their 50-day moving average. Technology shares lead gains, with XLK up 2.5%, while consumer discretionary (XLY, down 2.04%) and utilities (XLU, down 2.32%) lag behind.
Shapiro recently noted defensive market rotation as energy shares dropped 4.41 percent and consumer stocks led gains in a previous session. He has also highlighted the Ninja Trader Live Morning Gap Team's daily newsletter, which provides trade preparation guidance for market participants on a regular basis. The latest data follows a pattern of sector divergence seen in his earlier coverage.