On Thursday, November 20, market breadth took another decisive step lower. Selling pressure intensified across the board with weak internals confirming the technical breakdowns seen in major indices like QQQ, SPY, and IWM. Key short-term support levels failed, and breadth readings now reflect a widespread retreat with little sign of internal resilience.
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Despite modest gains in the major indices on Wednesday, November 19, market internals weakened notably. Breadth metrics turned sharply lower again, with small caps underperforming and participation slipping across the board. Beneath the surface, selling pressure remains dominant.
