SPY and QQQ fell sharply on Friday with outsized declines. The 1-day percentage losses were the highest since January, scene of another character change. While the weight of the evidence remains bullish and SPY/QQQ remain in uptrends, this character change could foreshadow a corrective period for the broader market and a rotation into other groups. $SPY $QQQ $UST10Y $UST2Y $USL $RSP

Today’s report starts with our weight-of-the-evidence charts, and the evidence is bullish. We project a path forward for $SPY and $QQQ, and highlight the breakouts in $RSP, $IJH and $IJR (equal-weights, mid-caps and small-caps). Attention then turns to setup consolidations in Industrials ($XLI), Communication Services ($XLC) and Finance ($XLF). We also feature breakouts in the Aerospace & Defense ETF ($ITA) and Broker Dealer & Exchanges ETF ($IAI).

The weight of the evidence remains bullish for stocks as the bull market shows signs of broadening. The S&P 500 EW ETF hit a new high, while small-caps and mid-caps turned up. $IJH $IJR $RSP $XLV $IBB $XLI $ITA $SKYY

The S&P SmallCap 600 SPDR and S&P MidCap 400 ETF (IJH) are setting up with wedge/flag breakouts and short-term breadth looks poised to break out for confirmation. $IJR $IJH $SMLA50R $MIDA50R

Today’s report focuses on five ETFs. Healthcare and Natural Resources are setting up bullish. Finance failed at its 200-day. The Materials sector failed to hold its breakout as Gold Miners broke down. $XLV $XLF $XLB $GDX $IGE

Even though we are in a bull market and the cup is half full, there are clearly risks out there. Leadership is narrow and key groups are lagging. Tech and energy are leading. $RSPD $ITB $XRT $DBA $USL $UST10Y $SPY $QQQ $XLK $SOXX $IGV $MSFT $XLE $OIH $AMLP $FCG $ITA