It is always strange and has to be taken with a large grain of salt when the days before and after the new quarter the stock markets/stocks receive such a broad ramping. This points largely to Q2=>Q3 window dressing effects. Appears artificially.

At the very least, however, there are considerable doubts whether the on a widely base fired near-term buy signals or bull market continuation signals are really sustainable as the Independence Day week mostly is an overdone bullish time window.

The current US stock market assessment can best be explained with the situation in which the small caps have manoeuvred itself. IWM iShares Russell 2000 ETF Index Fund main support has just barely held at recent test which ended past week Monday. There is a significant daily close below the rising 1*1 Bull Market Support Angle what usually has softened this major 2020 uptrend support.

But the first 2 trading days of the Independence Day bull week have fired baby bull candles, followed by 2 trading days which made higher highs, higher lows, but closed in red, barely defending the 1*1 Bull Market Support Angle on closing base. Each of the past 3 trading days has tested 1*1 Bull Market Angle from above and to the T at lows: