The Next Upside Targets For ETFs

The Next Upside Targets For ETFs

The Next Upside Targets For ETFs

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It was a great week overall, with the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow closing higher. Our Fibonacci extensions still point to ~4% potential on the S&P 500 and ~5% on the Nasdaq from recent pivots.

That said, the put/call ratio is extremely low—a classic “everyone’s buying calls” read. Historically, that can precede a 1%-3% dip or pause over the next week. Treat that as mental prep, not a signal to fight the trend.

 

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Sector & Asset Highlights

Presented below is a quick look at some highlights from the week’s trading.

Biggest gainers:

  • URA, up +8.11%, and GDX, up +5.19%, led the session. Uranium caught another power-up, and gold miners benefited as metals firmed despite a rising dollar. You can never accuse this market of being boring.

Biggest losers:

  • IBIT, down -2.07%, and XOP, down -2.12%, lagged. Energy pulled back, with crude stair-stepping lower under declining MAs; crypto-linked flows cooled.

Bonds:

Gold & silver:

Crude oil:

  • Crude oil (USO) was still pinned below downward-sloping averages, as sellers pressed each overbought pop.


Open Positions Recap

Provided below is a recap of my positions.

ACS strategy:

  • SPY moved up +2.84% from entry (partial profits locked in)
  • QQQ moved up +3.97% from entry (partial profits locked in)

BAN strategy:

  • SSO moved up +5.74% from entry (partial profits locked in)
  • QLD moved up +7.80% from entry (partial profits locked in)
  • XLC moved up +9.59% from entry (partial profits locked in)

Closed BAN trades:

  • IBIT saw a gain of +1.50%
  • SILJ saw a gain of +10.25%

TTI strategy:

Discretionary trade:


Concluding Thoughts

It was another solid week for us and our positions. We learned a little and watched our positions move higher. Let’s keep thinking like a defensive driver—eyes up, scan the mirrors, and respect the rules and the market. Our job isn’t to predict every wiggle; it’s to protect capital, ride trends, and let compounding do the heavy lifting.


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