Industrial Sector Review: 6/2/25
Turbulence Ahead? The airline group inside the diversified industrial space is at a familiar altitude, pun intended. The daily chart below of the JETS shows it in a tight range between 21-23 the last 3 weeks, an area it traded within in early to late March. Interestingly this ETF did not bottom like the overall market did on 4/7, but on 4/9 flying more than 17% in well more than double the average daily volume. Looking at its MONTHLY chart May completed a bullish morning star pattern, after a hammer candle in April and notice the bearish evening star completed in August 2023 with the rare doji in July (three others occurred near the top of the last decade in February, July, and December 2019). Influential stocks in the group include LUV, and talking about how dojis are well known for projecting tops (or bottoms near lows) at highs did so on 3/24. It is just above a cup with handle trigger of 32.99, although it did record 3 straight dubious candles to end last week with a doji, shooting star, and a spinning top. Not a traditional airline, but an aviation disrupter in JOBY is worth a look. The single-digit name, not my cup of tea, could be taken advantage on the long side with a gap fill near 7 from the 5/27 session. Notice it was halted at the very round 10 number with just one CLOSE above on 1/7, but this could be headed back there sometime in the second half, especially after the confidence boost after the TM investment.