Hey, Ross here:
Most indexes closed just slightly higher yesterday – a tame day compared to the price action we saw last week.
But if we zoom in on the daily chart, we see something interesting.
Chart of the Day

This is how the S&P 500 index moved yesterday.
As you can see, after a strong open, it got immediately hit by a wave of selling – which sent it below the 5,500 resistance/support level.
But after midday, things started to reverse.
We saw a wave of buyers stepping in to bring the index back over this mark – and enabling it to close higher for the day.
This is what I like to see in a recovery – buyers stepping in to defend key price levels.
Insight of the Day
Breakouts need buyers to sustain momentum – and the data tells me the buyers are there.
Now, don’t get me wrong.
New highs in the indexes are still likely quite far off.
And we likely won’t see the same “buy no matter what” sentiment until that happens.
But the price action tells me that there are plenty of “willing and ready” buyers on the sidelines ready to pounce at select opportunities.
This means that when breakouts happen in individual stocks, there will be buyers who can step in and keep the momentum going.
Of course, we want to position ourselves in these breakout stocks before these buyers come rushing in.
That’s why in just a few hours later morning at 11 a.m. Eastern…
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But with the recovery still in the early stages, gains like these could just be the beginning.
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And I’ll see you later this morning at 11 a.m. ET.
Don’t let these breakouts pass you by.
See you in a few hours.
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Editor, Stock Surge Daily