Relatively Subdued Pullback for Russell 2000 ETF
Stock-Markets / US Stock Markets Apr 09, 2008 - 12:15 PM GMT
So far despite what feels like a broad-based sell-off, in the lager scheme of things the Russell 2000 Small-Cap ETF (AMEX: IWM) actually has experienced a relatively subdued pullback off of last Friday's high at 71.90 (2.3%), which my work argues is a high-level congestion area atop the March-Aril advance prior to another thrust to the upside. At this juncture, only a sustained breach of key near-term support at 70.30/00 will begin to compromise the developing pattern.
By Mike Paulenoff
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