Friday brought another constructive “repair” day after Thursday’s bounce: advancers stayed in control, 4% winners expanded, and new highs continued to outpace new lows. Still, the bigger picture remains mixed, weekly breadth is still tilted to decliners and the 3-month ledger remains slightly negative, suggesting this rebound needs follow-through to become a durable trend.
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After Wednesday’s heavy selling, Thursday delivered a clear breadth rebound: advancers retook control and the “big down” day count normalized. But zooming out, the market is still working through short-term damage, weekly breadth remains skewed to decliners and the major ETFs are still battling key moving averages and overhead supply.
