Breakouts Expand into Tech-related ETFs – XLK, XLC, MAGS, BOTZ, SKYY, CIBR, SMH, IGV, IBB

The next report will be on Tuesday, January 28th. 

The breakouts are expanding as tech-related stocks surged this week. Last week we saw breakouts in some of the more mundane groups (industrials, finance, utes). Today’s report will focus on ETFs related to tech, the Mag7, AI, cloud, cybersecurity, semiconductors and biotech. With the exception of biotech, many of these ETFs led the market from September to November and then corrected into January. Their corrections ended with surges and breakouts over the last six days. We will mark the breakout points, set re-evaluation and, when appropriate, point out throwback zones to watch should we see a pullback.

  • XLK with Support Breakout and Big Oversold Bounce
  • XLC Breaks Out of Small Wedge
  • MAGS Breaks Flag Line
  • AIQ Breaks Out of Flag and Hits New High
  • ARTY Breaks out of Pennant and Hits New High
  • BOTZ Breaks Out of Falling Flag and Hits New High
  • CLOU Breaks out of Small Wedge
  • SKYY Breaks Wedge Line and Exceeds December High
  • CIBR Extends Higher after Pennant Breakout
  • SMH Surges off Support and Hits Multi-month High
  • SOXX Maintains Upswing since early January Breakout
  • IGV Breaks Free with Gap-Surge
  • IBB Attempts to Firm Near Bullish Setup Zone
  • XBI Forms Deep Falling Wedge and Underperforming

Some setups also feature Bullish Setup Zones (see report here)

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