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After a Massive Burst, This Sector Is Bleeding Momentum By Larry Benedict, editor, Trading With Larr

[Trading With Larry Benedict]( After a Massive Burst, This Sector Is Bleeding Momentum By Larry Benedict, editor, Trading With Larry Benedict The iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF (ITB) invests in our nation’s biggest homebuilders and building suppliers. Yet after a promising start to 2023, the ETF peaked and rolled over in August. From there, it drifted lower as buying momentum steadily declined. ITB languished for several months. Then the “Fed-pivot” rally pulled ITB upward. In just seven weeks, it gained an impressive 44%. That surge topped out in December. And ITB’s profile changed dramatically as it got stuck in a tight sideways trend. Now momentum is steadily falling. So let’s check what’s in store from here… Recommended Link [AI IS BORING!]( [image]( “AI’s all over the news. And AI stocks have gone on a tear. But there’s a huge problem with AI: it’s BORING! Consider ChatGPT, the most hyped AI… You ask it a question, and it produces an answer. It’s just a word machine. Yawn! 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The RSI slid past support and into the lower half of its range. That showed buyer momentum was waning. And it pulled ITB into a correction. The 10-day MA crossed beneath the 50-day MA as well. And both then slipped lower. That added more confirmation to the down move. Finally, ITB bottomed out in late October. Then the RSI rallied sharply off the oversold line (lower grey dashed line). Along with that jump, ITB rose once more. ITB continued to rally as the RSI burst through resistance (green line) and back into the upper half of its range. Take another look: iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF (ITB) [Image] Source: eSignal You can gauge the strength of that rally by how sharply the 10-day MA crossed back and accelerated above the 50-day MA. But after hitting fresh all-time highs, ITB then topped out in December. Just like the short-term peak in August, ITB struggled to make new highs and drifted sideways (right upper orange line). And again, this coincided with the RSI reversing from overbought territory (right lower orange line). That move now has the two MAs closing in on each other right as the RSI retests support. So what am I looking for around here? Free Trading Resources Have you checked out Larry's free trading resources on his website? It contains a full trading glossary to help kickstart your trading career – at zero cost to you. Just [click here]( to check it out. A Hard Level to Hold The most immediate thing I’ll be watching over the coming week is the action of the RSI around support. If the RSI falls through support and into the bottom half of its range (like back in August), then it will become increasingly difficult for ITB to hold the $100 level. Any sustained decline in momentum will ultimately drag ITB lower. And it will help provide the setup for a potential short trade. The other thing I’ll be watching is the action of our two MAs. If the 10-day crosses beneath the 50-day MA and both fall (again like August), that will add further weight to any emerging down move. Regards, Larry Benedict Editor, Trading With Larry Benedict Mailbag How are you playing the current housing market? Let me know your thoughts at feedback@opportunistictrader.com IN CASE YOU MISSED IT… [Why Elon Musk Is Betting BIG on This 752-Mile Battery (And How to Profit)]( Elon Musk recently announced Tesla is switching their battery to a new technology. One month later… A prototype Tesla drove 752 MILES… in the dead of winter… on a single charge. The secret? A new investment Nomi Prins calls the “EV Master Key.” Musk says this breakthrough will “emerge as the dominant chemistry for Tesla.” He’s not the only billionaire investing… Jeff Bezos & Bill Gates are piling in, too. Yahoo! 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