Cloud ETFs Scan

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Cloud ETFs Scan

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All four cloud ETFs are in strong-down territory with death crosses, down 15–24% in 3 months — but a minor 30-day stabilization hints at a potential floor being tested.


Quick Snapshot

Signal Reading
Overall 🔴 BEARISH — Every cloud ETF in strong-down trend with death cross; 3M losses range -15% to -24%; sector has not found a bottom
Leaders CLOU ($19.66, RSI 48.7, +1.3% above SMA20 — the only name above SMA20)
Laggards IGV ($82.86, -20.6% below SMA200, -24.0% 3M, worst 3M performer), WCLD ($28.05, -17.0% below SMA200, -22.1% 3M)

Price Table (Validated 2026-03-20)

Stock Price RSI vs SMA20 7D% 30D% 3M% Trend
CLOU $19.66 48.7 +1.3% -0.1% +3.9% -15.0% strong-down
SKYY $111.44 44.3 -0.1% +0.2% 0.0% -16.4% strong-down
WCLD $28.05 44.2 -0.3% -0.9% +2.8% -22.1% strong-down
IGV $82.86 41.5 -1.3% -1.1% +2.6% -24.0% strong-down

Tier Analysis

All in Strong-Down — Ranked by Relative Strength

All four ETFs share the same structural profile: strong-down trend, death cross, well below SMA200. The key differentiation is 3M damage and RSI.

Rank ETF RSI vs SMA200 3M% % from 52wk High Assessment
1 CLOU 48.7 -11.8% -15.0% -19.2% Least damaged; broadest cloud exposure; above SMA20 — relative strength play
2 SKYY 44.3 -11.1% -16.4% -22.5% Similar to CLOU; large-cap tilt provides modest protection
3 WCLD 44.2 -17.0% -22.1% -24.4% Mid/small SaaS skew; more cyclical exposure in risk-off environment
4 IGV 41.5 -20.6% -24.0% -29.8% Worst 3M; largest-cap SaaS names weighted heavily; most expensive multiples getting hit

30D Stabilization Signal

All four ETFs are showing a minor 30D recovery (+2.6% to +3.9%) despite still being in strong-down trends. This suggests capitulation may be slowing — but no reversal confirmed.

ETF 30D% vs SMA20 Interpretation
CLOU +3.9% +1.3% (above) Best recovery signal — only ETF reclaiming SMA20
WCLD +2.8% -0.3% (just under) Trying to reclaim SMA20
IGV +2.6% -1.3% Minor bounce, still below SMA20
SKYY 0.0% -0.1% (essentially flat) Flatlined — not yet recovering

Entry Zones

Stock Zone RSI Action Notes
CLOU $18.50–$19.70 48.7 🔍 Watch Only ETF above SMA20; broadest exposure; best risk/reward if cloud turns
SKYY $108–$112 44.3 🔍 Watch Large-cap tilt = more defensive; wait for RSI > 50 or SMA20 reclaim for confirmation
WCLD $26–$28 44.2 🔍 Watch Mid/small SaaS — higher beta on any cloud recovery; wait for sector confirmation
IGV $80–$83 41.5 ⚠️ Caution Most damaged; largest SaaS multiples most at risk; not leading the recovery

Action Matrix

Action Stocks Why
🔍 WATCH CLOU, SKYY Early stabilization signals; best positioned if sector turns
🔍 WATCH WCLD Trying to reclaim SMA20; high beta on cloud recovery
⚠️ AVOID IGV Most damaged (-20.6% below SMA200); expensive multiples at risk; not leading
⏳ WAITING All No death cross reversal or golden cross signal yet; not in confirmed recovery

What Changed (vs 2026-03-12)

ETF Mar-12 Mar-20 Move Note
WCLD ~$28.86, -22.1% 3M $28.05, -22.1% 3M Sideways Minor bounce from lows but not recovering; same 3M damage
IGV ~$84.76, -24% 3M $82.86, -24.0% 3M Marginally lower Still bleeding; all 4 ETFs maintaining death cross structure
CLOU ~$19.67 $19.66, +3.9% 30D Stabilizing Nearly flat; 30D bounce starting; now above SMA20 — early positive signal
SKYY ~$111.17 $111.44 Flat 30D at essentially 0.0% — sector not moving
All Death cross Death cross No change No structural improvement; sector remains in bear market

Key Discoveries

Discovery Implication
CLOU is the only ETF above SMA20 First glimmer of relative strength; if sector turns, CLOU leads
30D bounce (+2.6% to +3.9%) on 3 of 4 ETFs Possible capitulation slowing; watch for follow-through above SMA50
IGV -20.6% below SMA200 vs CLOU -11.8% Valuation spread between large-cap SaaS (IGV) and broad cloud (CLOU) unprecedented

Open Questions

  • Is the 30D stabilization (+2.6–3.9%) the start of a real recovery or just a dead-cat bounce?
  • What's the catalyst for a cloud recovery — Fed language, AI spending data, or earnings?
  • At what RSI level does the sector historically bottom out? WCLD/IGV both in 41–44 range — not yet extreme.
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