I'll cover daily charts during the week, but in this article, I wanted to look at the weekly picture. Friday was an ugly day on daily timeframes, but weekly charts are holding up well.
The Nasdaq is in the early stage of a rolling top, but I would be looking to the 20-week MA to attract buyers, although in August 2023 this moving average only offered brief support before it was breached.
The S&P 500 lost more ground than the Nasdaq and has certainly begun a period of consolidation.
As with the Nasdaq, the 20-week MA will be the intitial test, but we may have to wait until the 50-week MA before sufficient buyers are around the next leg of the rally.
Things are a little more challenging for the Russell 2000 (IWM). It reversed breakout support to dip below key support of $205, dropping back to 20-week MA support.
For now, we have a warning sign, and if we see a drop below $195 then things will get a lot more sticky. Technicals are net bullish, although relative performance against the S&P 500 has been doggedly negative.
Today could be a struggle for the indexes, particularly at the open. Watch for a late-day rally to leave bullish "hammer" or "dragonfly doji" candles. This should give indexes some respite for the rest of the week, and maybe open a 1-2 day long trade.