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Technology Sector Rebounds After Machine’s Run Wild

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Technology stocks are going in reverse today and are recovering after yesterday’s Algo’s gone wild afternoon session.
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The Nasdaq has recouped all of yesterday’s losses today.

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With the Nasdaq bouncing off our February 2016 trend line.

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The S&P 500 is setting up nicely after yesterday move lower as well.

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The resilience of the overall market is overwhelming bullish with Technology and Biotech leading the way. The S&P 500 is ready and primed for its next leg higher on to our 2,550 target. This time with a Biotech group that is ready to participate.
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