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XLI, the US industrial sector ETF, gains 1.7% and stalls again under its 50-week average, in the 169 area. This XLI technical analysis shows mixed price action, with a close in the lower part of the range and RSI turning up, for this swing trading setup.

XLG, the S&P 500 top-50 ETF, slips 1.3% to a fresh 30-day low, stopping just above its 200-day average. XLG technical analysis: a sell signal in week 2, a price action trading read of lower highs, and a swing trading setup at high risk for new entries.

XLF, the US financial sector ETF, gains 1.1% and stays among the weekly buy signals, but the last session left a bearish engulfing candle. XLF technical analysis shows the trend intact and ADX fading, so this swing trading setup favours a dip to the 55.7 area.

XLE, the US energy sector ETF, gains 1.0% and sets a new all-time high: it is the 5th straight up week. XLE technical analysis shows the weekly RSI above 70 and a shorter stride, so this swing trading setup hinges on the next sessions' price action.

XLC, the US communication services ETF, drops 5.3% and breaks its 30-week low in week 2 of a sell signal. This XLC technical analysis shows negative money flow and an oversold daily RSI: for swing trading, a new short is a trade setup we do not recommend.

XLB, the US materials sector ETF, gains 2.8% and sets a new 30-day high: the buy signal is holding. This XLB technical analysis keeps it among the weekly buy signals, with 6 higher lows on the daily chart and weekly money flow still negative.

TeraWulf stock rose 3.6% after a 5-week slide, but the 100-week average pushed it back and the week closed in the lower part of its range. Among US stocks this is a volatile name: the technical analysis still shows bearish price action, with earnings due November 6.

Walmart stock rose 3%, closed above its old 90-day high and saw money flow turn positive after 18 weeks. This technical analysis tracks one of the weekly buy signals in US stocks: the next test is the new high in the 124.5 area, with earnings due November 19.

Wells Fargo gained 1.2% but closed under the cluster of averages in the 84 area, the same barrier as a week ago. Wells Fargo stock stays inside its Sell signal: MACD below its Signal line, money flow positive, a contested swing trading picture among US stocks.

Western Digital gains 6.5%, but the rebound stalls at the 200-day average and price closes under the 50-week average, in the 372 area. Western Digital stock technical analysis: MACD below its Signal line and money flow negative, one of the US tech stocks in a downtrend.

Verizon rose 0.2% after a dip to the 42.5 area and closed back above its 20-day average. Verizon stock technical analysis: a short up 5% among US stocks, a sideways stretch for swing trading and a ceiling still intact in the 45.8 area.

VXUS, the Vanguard international stock ETF, slips 0.2% as money flow turns negative after 11 weeks. This VXUS technical analysis finds a slowing decline caught between the 200-day average and the 90-day low, a narrow trade setup for swing trading.

VWO, the Vanguard emerging markets ETF, loses 2.3% as weekly money flow turns negative after 23 weeks. This VWO technical analysis finds a new 90-day low; for swing trading, a new short here remains a high-risk trade setup.

VTI, the Vanguard total US stock market ETF, slips 0.4% and closes below its 20-week average, in the 372 area. This VTI technical analysis shows MACD and ADX fading: for swing trading, the level to watch is the 30-day low, in the 369 area.