Eli Lilly stock bounces 3.3% and the sell signal stalls in week 2. Price action shows it boxed between the 20-day average and the daily Kumo floor, with signal strength down to 8: one of the US stocks to watch.

Trading latinoamerica — Light stock drops 4% and bounces off its 20-day average, in the 3.5 area. Week 9 of the buy signal, with the trade up 12% from entry: a swing trading case among utility stocks, weak sector and high volatility.

Li Auto stock bounces 2.8% off its 20-day moving average, but contracting volumes and distribution do not validate the move. The sell signal enters its second week with a decline that has lost its push: price action, levels and swing setup inside.

Leonardo rises 0.9% and stays boxed between the 50.6 and 48.6 areas. Sell signal strength falls to 2: a decline with no fresh push. Among Italian stocks, price action trading keeps this one on the watchlist while the model flags trading as not recommended.

Kyverna Therapeutics stock sheds 1.8% after last week's 12% plunge, with an indecisive weekly bar. Technical analysis for swing trading among US stocks: the sell signal is in week 16, the short up 4.55%, money flow rising for the first time in 3 weeks.

Kodak rises 2.6% in a third straight positive week and breaks a run of 5 lower highs on the daily chart. The buy signal is in its 6th week and down 4.9% from entry: a swing trading read on one of the US stocks our model tracks.

Coca-Cola stays capped under its 20-day average, which has rejected it 4 times. Sellers took 74% of the week's volume and money flow is below zero, while the swing trading position on Coca-Cola stock holds +9.2% since entry.

Kinder Morgan rebounds 3.2% with 80% of the week's volume on the buy side. Money flow is back above zero and price stays boxed in the daily Ichimoku cloud: technical analysis on one of the US industrial stocks in week 16 of a sell signal under management.

Trading latinoamerica — Klabin stock adds 0.3% and stays under the 3.92 ceiling that rejected it again. Week 9 of the buy signal, +9.97%, with the second trimming window now open: a swing trading case to manage with discipline.

Kering sheds 2.3% and stays pinned to its lows, with buying below 25% of weekly volume. The sell signal is in week 4 and the short is 8.3% in profit: price action trading reads a decline still in good health, with little room left below.

Johnson & Johnson gains 1.7% with 81% of volume on the buy side and money flow back in positive territory. ADX has risen for 9 weeks: a swing trading case among US healthcare stocks, with the stock just under the 272 area, the trade 12.1% up and earnings due October 13.

JPMorgan sheds 1.8% as buyers slip to 53% of volume from 66% the week before. MACD histogram and momentum have been falling for 5 weeks, with price boxed between the 352 and 349 areas: for swing trading on US stocks, money flow is the last support standing.

JD.com sheds 0.5% in a narrow weekly bar on contracting volume. Four lower highs drag the daily chart from the 29 area toward 28 as money flow thins: price action trading read on one of the US stocks already six weeks into a short.

IXUS slips 1.2% on an indecisive weekly bar, and buyers take back 67% of the tape. Technical analysis of the international stocks ETF: money flow positive for 18 weeks and the MACD still under its signal line. A swing trading case that stays open.