The week banks and energy took the wheel, on both sides of the Atlantic
A week of clear rotation: US technology pulls back while financials, energy and healthcare step forward. In Europe banks and autos lead, but real estate slips on both shores. Rising volatility and gold under pressure complete the picture.
Zscaler, first week of a sell signal: the double bottom rebound complicates the picture
Zscaler posts a fresh weekly sell signal in its first week, with an intermediate bearish structure and IQS at 70 out of 100. The quality band signals trading not recommended: on the daily chart a double bottom with a 56% rebound is underway, making any new short entry high-risk per our mod
Zoom: breakeven stop, 2 targets hit — the third window is the goal
Zoom is at week 7 of a buy signal: 2 of the 3 statistical targets already hit, breakeven stop with zero risk, +15% from entry. The setup flags elevated volatility and seller pressure in the last session.
XPeng: decline resumes after last week's technical bounce
XPeng is at week 6 of a sell signal. Last week's bounce has been reabsorbed: sellers are back at 97% and CMF remains in distribution. The technical picture confirms downward pressure, with momentum in slow recovery but still negative.
Exxon Mobil: technical bounce, but distribution continues
At week 7 of the sell signal, Exxon Mobil bounces 3.2% but CMF deepens to -0.38 and momentum deteriorates. The decline holds structurally — here is what to watch next week.
XLY at week seven: fading signal, double bottom taking shape
XLY is at week 7 of a buy signal that weakened after confirmation. A double bottom in the 114 area is holding the decline, but signal strength is at 41 out of 100 and the rank is 121st among 161 open US longs. The model suggests holding and waiting for the week-8 window.