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Market Breadth is Narrowing – Should You Be Worried?

In this video from StockCharts TV, Julius assesses the long-term trends as they are playing out on the monthly S&P 500 sector charts. He takes a look into the future using the expected seasonal trends for the month of July. Markets are still going higher, but the path ahead is narrowing.

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This video was originally broadcast on July 1, 2024. Click anywhere on the icon above to view on our dedicated page for Julius.

Past episodes of Julius’ shows can be found here.

#StayAlert, -Julius

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