Market Out Of Fuel Needs A Pull Back

 | May 05, 2014 07:50AM ET

With Dow Jones Composite unable to make a strong close above 16600 and S&P 500 struggling to close above 1890 without being pulled back down to 1870, it is time for the market to ‘Sell in MAY’ as there is not enough fuel to sustain a new upward move. Any new all time high I expect it to be short-lived and faded. Although I’m longer-term bearish I believe markets need to pull back towards an equilibrium level where renewed strength can keep an upward sustainable move keep going.

Both S&P and DJIA are expected for the intermediate-term to move lower. S&P is expected to move towards 1800 and most probably lower towards 1760, while DJIA is expected to pull back towards 15400. The RSI divergencies while new highs are made, is only a small bearish signal. The recent upward moves made by both indices seem corrective in nature and part of a bigger topping formation.

Important support levels remain unchallenged and short-term trend is bullish. However bulls have more to lose at current levels than bears. I expect May to see an increase in volatility and the start of a downward correction that will provide buying opportunity for equities. NASDAQ is struggling to break above the 3660 resistance  and in danger of creating a second shoulder and a bigger H&S pattern that could bring the index near 3100 if neckline at 3400 is broken.

Russel 2000 is no different from NASDAQ. Is this index showing what to expect in the other indices as well or the quality diferences justify the divergence between these indices? I expect the rest of the indices that trade near their all time highs to follow RUSSELL 2000 and continue lower.