Russell 2000/NASDAQ-100 Largest Ever Divergence and What It Could Mean [Premium Articles]

Posted by Price Action Lab Blog on November 10, 2020

On Monday, November 9, 2020, there was the largest ever divergence between Russell 2000 and NASDAQ-100. Small caps rallied 3.7% while tech stocks fell -2.2%. In this article we discuss what this large divergence could mean for the market. Access to full article requires Premium Articles subscription . . .

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