Cloud ETFs Scan
Cloud ETFs Scan
All four cloud/software ETFs are in pullback-to-downtrend with RSI in the 34-42 band — IGV is the most oversold (RSI 34.3, -9.9% 30D, strong-down, -13.1% vs SMA200, -28% from high). But this is NOT a clean capitulation: WCLD and IGV are strong-down/death-crossed below SMA200, while CLOU and SKYY hold golden crosses and sit right at SMA200 (CLOU -3% vs SMA200, SKYY flat at 0%). The 3M numbers are still positive across the board (+5.8% to +15.1%), so this is a sharp pullback inside a recovered medium-term trend, not a fresh breakdown. SKYY (golden cross, sitting on SMA200, +15.1% 3M) is the most constructive base; IGV is the deepest pullback. No name is a confirmed breakout — this is a watch-for-the-turn group.
Latest bar Thursday 2026-06-25 (intraday/EOD snapshot). All names fresh (latestDate 2026-06-25).
Quick Snapshot
| Signal | Reading |
|---|---|
| Overall | 🟡 Broad pullback — all four cloud ETFs RSI 34-42, below SMA20, but with positive 3M (+5.8% to +15.1%). Split structure: WCLD/IGV strong-down below SMA200; CLOU/SKYY golden-cross at SMA200. A pullback, not yet a capitulation |
| Key insight | This is NOT the "all four cloud ETFs RSI <30" sector-rotation trigger — closest is IGV at 34.3. SKYY (golden cross, sitting exactly on SMA200, +15.1% 3M) is the constructive base to watch; IGV is the deepest oversold but is strong-down below SMA200 (-13.1%) — pullback in a still-broken longer trend |
Price Table
| Stock | Price | RSI | Trend | 7D% | 30D% | 3M% | vsSMA20 | 52wkHi% | Tag |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WCLD | $28.98 | 41.9 | strong-down | +0.79% | -3.88% | +5.77% | -7.2% | -21.63% | NEUTRAL (below SMA200) 🔍 |
| SKYY | $126.52 | 38.5 | weak-down | -1.26% | -5.31% | +15.10% | -8.1% | -18.77% | NEUTRAL (base at SMA200) 🔍 |
| CLOU | $21.16 | 37.6 | down | -0.37% | -7.68% | +8.62% | -8.5% | -19.99% | NEUTRAL (near SMA200) 🔍 |
| IGV | $84.72 | 34.3 | strong-down | -2.30% | -9.90% | +6.25% | -9.6% | -28.20% | NEUTRAL (below SMA200) 🔍 |
Tier Analysis
Constructive base / Watch (golden cross at SMA200): SKYY (RSI 38.5, golden cross, weak-down, +15.1% 3M, 0.0% vs SMA200 — sitting exactly on it, -8.1% vs SMA20) is the most constructive of the four: best 3M, golden cross, and basing right on the 200-day. CLOU (RSI 37.6, golden cross, down regime, +8.6% 3M, -3.0% vs SMA200) is similar but slightly below SMA200 and very illiquid ($1.3M dollar-volume). These two carry the golden cross — the medium-term trend recovered and is now pulling back into it.
Deeper pullback below SMA200 / Watch (strong-down): IGV (RSI 34.3, strong-down, death cross, -9.9% 30D, -13.1% vs SMA200, -28.2% from high) is the most oversold and the weakest structure — the big software ETF leading the pullback down. WCLD (RSI 41.9, strong-down, death cross, -8.5% vs SMA200, -21.6% from high) is the pure-cloud SaaS ETF, also death-crossed. Both are strong-down below SMA200; the +6% 3M is the lagging signal, not the leading one. Watch for RSI to turn AND a reclaim of SMA20, not the RSI level alone.
Entry Zones
| Stock | Price | RSI | 30D% | Setup |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SKYY | $126.52 | 38.5 | -5.31% | Most constructive — golden cross, +15.1% 3M, basing exactly on SMA200; watch for RSI turn off the 200-day as the base-and-pop setup |
| IGV | $84.72 | 34.3 | -9.90% | Deepest oversold but strong-down, -13.1% vs SMA200; contrarian — needs RSI turn + SMA20 reclaim, not just the low RSI |
| CLOU | $21.16 | 37.6 | -7.68% | Golden cross near SMA200 but illiquid ($1.3M dollar-vol) — prefer SKYY/IGV for liquid cloud exposure |
Action Matrix
| Action | Stocks | Why |
|---|---|---|
| 🔍 WATCH | SKYY | Golden cross + basing on SMA200 + best 3M (+15.1%) — the constructive base; watch for the turn |
| 🔍 WATCH | IGV | Most oversold (RSI 34.3) but strong-down below SMA200; contrarian pullback, needs trend confirmation |
| 🔍 WATCH | WCLD, CLOU | Pullbacks below/near SMA200; CLOU illiquid; wait for RSI turn + SMA20 reclaim |
What Changed
- Broad cloud-ETF pullback — all four RSI 34-42, all below SMA20, IGV leading down (-9.9% 30D, RSI 34.3)
- Not the sector-rotation trigger — the "all 4 cloud ETFs RSI <30" capitulation signal is NOT firing; closest is IGV at 34.3
- Structure split — WCLD/IGV strong-down below SMA200 (death cross); CLOU/SKYY golden-cross at/near SMA200
- 3M still positive — +5.8% to +15.1% across the board; the pullback is inside a recovered medium-term trend
- SKYY the constructive base — golden cross, +15.1% 3M, sitting exactly on SMA200
The Gold
Key Discoveries
| Discovery | Implication |
|---|---|
| IGV RSI 34.3 but strong-down -13.1% vs SMA200 while SKYY golden-cross at SMA200 | The deepest-oversold ETF (IGV) is structurally the weakest; the base setup is SKYY, not the lowest RSI — RSI level alone misranks the entry |
| All four +5.8% to +15.1% 3M while RSI 34-42 | Sharp pullback inside a recovered trend, not a fresh breakdown — the 3M lags, watch the SMA20 reclaim for the real turn |
Mistakes (Don't Repeat)
| Mistake | Lesson |
|---|---|
| Calling the cloud-ETF "RSI <30 sector rotation" trigger | It is NOT firing — lowest is IGV 34.3; don't pre-fire the contrarian-entry signal |
| Buying IGV just because it's the most oversold | It's the most structurally broken (strong-down, -13.1% vs SMA200); SKYY's base is the cleaner watch |
Open Questions
- Does the software/cloud pullback track a broader growth-multiple compression, or is it idiosyncratic to the ETF holdings? (cross-check vs cybersec/web-cloud scans this cycle)
- If IGV reclaims SMA20, is that the confirmation, or does it need to clear SMA200 (-13.1% away) to flip strong-down?
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