FXI's RSI collapsed to 46.4 from 64.7 and KWEB's fell to 46.0 from 64.3 — both dropping roughly 18 points in a single cycle, the sharpest cooldowns anywhere in this universe — with FXI's 30-day print cooling to +1.78% from +8.16% and KWEB's flipping to a flat +0.04% from +8.52%. SOXS, the inverse-semiconductor leveraged fund, fell to RSI 26.9 — the lowest reading anywhere in this 68-name universe this cycle — while its long counterpart SOXL confirmed a third straight cycle of recovery, RSI climbing to 49.4 (was 47.0) and the 30-day deficit narrowing further to -12.44% from -19.77%, the improvement flagged as a "watch for a third cycle" item last scan. GDX held its breakout above the 200-day (vs-SMA200 +2.4%, was +2.9%) even as RSI eased from 70.3 to 66.4 — a genuine second-cycle confirmation of the structural break, momentum simply cooling from its extreme. SSPC and SPCQ, which round-tripped from parabolic highs two cycles back, both extended their slide this cycle — SSPC's 30-day print deepened to -29.17% from -2.29%, SPCQ's to -31.09% from -7.82%. In the income sleeve, SCHD, JEPI, and XYLD all pushed further into overbought (RSI 72.6/73.5/72.3, up from 65.4/67.9/70.6).

Data as-of the 2026-08-14 close. Source: etf-ideas, read directly — no computed math. Prior scan: 2026-08-08-etf-universe (2026-08-07 close).

The broad-market and tech sleeve held roughly steady, with modest further improvement rather than a fresh acceleration. QQQM ($301.01, RSI 59.7, was 57.2) and QQQ ($731.07, RSI 59.6, was 57.1) both extended slightly, 30-day prints holding near flat at +1.84%/+1.86% (was +1.65%/+1.63%). VOO ($713.61, RSI 66.0, was 66.0) sat essentially unchanged in RSI terms, 30D up to +2.86% from +3.71% — a mild cooldown in momentum inside a still-extended breakout regime. VTI ($383.85, RSI 66.9, was 65.9) improved modestly. IWM ($305.09, RSI 63.7, was 59.4) continued its recovery from two cycles back. SMH ($587.82, RSI 54.2, was 52.7) stayed roughly flat near neutral, 30D easing to -0.50% from -1.74%.

SOXS fell to the lowest RSI anywhere in this 68-name universe this cycle, while its long counterpart SOXL confirmed a third straight cycle of recovery. SOXS ($40.28, RSI 26.9, was 33.2) deepened its 30-day loss to -12.40% (was -6.49%) even as SOXL's own deficit kept shrinking — a genuine split inside the same leveraged pair. SOXL ($144.95, RSI 49.4, was 47.0) narrowed its 30-day deficit further to -12.44% from -19.77%, the third consecutive cycle of improvement after the original air-pocket streak. The rest of the leveraged-long complex mostly extended in step: TNA (RSI 62.6, was 58.2; 30D +8.15%, was +6.90%), TECL (RSI 58.8, was 57.5; 30D +10.42%, was +7.27%), QLD (RSI 58.8, was 56.2), and TQQQ (RSI 58.2, was 55.6) all improved further. LABU (RSI 56.9, was 58.5; 30D -0.36%, was -12.60%) nearly closed its entire 30-day gap. FNGU (RSI 61.5, was 67.0; 30D +10.98%, was +21.93%) cooled sharply from an extreme, while NUGT (RSI 65.6, was 69.9; 30D +43.88%, was +45.28%) eased from its own extreme without giving back the underlying gold-miner move.

GDX held its breakout above the 200-day for a second straight cycle even as its momentum cooled from an extreme. GDX ($89.97, RSI 66.4, was 70.3) stayed above its 200-day — vs-SMA200 +2.4%, was +2.9% — with the 30-day print holding near its prior level at +21.58% (was +22.25%). GLD ($401.48, RSI 63.3, was 65.3) extended further, 30D +7.82% (was +6.41%), and its death-cross cushion narrowed further to -2.6% from -3.2% — closer to a full flip than at any point in this tracked window. URA ($44.93, RSI 59.6, was 60.2) extended its 30-day print to +9.85% from +7.80%, still death-crossed at -7.0% below its 200-day.

FXI and KWEB both crashed out of overbought territory in what is this cycle's sharpest single-basket reversal. FXI ($34.89, RSI 46.4, was 64.7) and KWEB ($27.01, RSI 46.0, was 64.3) each fell roughly 18 RSI points — FXI's 30-day print cooled to +1.78% from +8.16%, and KWEB's flipped to a flat +0.04% from +8.52%. Both remain death-crossed, modestly below their 200-day (FXI -5.1%, KWEB -12.7%). EWZ ($33.93, RSI 36.6, was 45.9) cooled the hardest of the China/EM-adjacent group, 30D flipping negative to -5.43% from +2.70%. INDA ($49.78, RSI 53.7, was 61.0) also cooled, though its 30-day print held modestly positive at +2.18%.

SSPC and SPCQ, which round-tripped from parabolic highs two cycles back, both extended their slide rather than stabilizing. SSPC ($11.00, RSI 40.4, was 41.9) deepened its 30-day loss to -29.17% from -2.29%. SPCQ ($13.85, RSI 40.5, was 41.2) deepened to -31.09% from -7.82%. Elsewhere in the too-young cohort, the broader stabilization trend flagged in prior cycles continued: DRAM ($57.32, RSI 53.5, was 43.5; 30D -0.14%, was -18.44%) nearly fully recovered, RAM ($13.20, RSI 47.9, was 38.6; 30D -9.53%, was -40.52%) and SPCH ($9.00, RSI 47.9, was 44.4; 30D -4.05%, was -27.37%) both improved sharply, and MRVU/MVLL/FOMG/CQTM/WQTM all flipped their 30-day prints positive.

The income sleeve pushed further into overbought territory this cycle. SCHD ($34.52, RSI 72.6, was 65.4), JEPI ($58.02, RSI 73.5, was 67.9), and XYLD ($41.64, RSI 72.3, was 70.6) all extended sharply — JEPI is now the single highest-RSI name in the income/bond table. VYM (RSI 69.0, was 68.3) held roughly steady. LQD ($106.12, RSI 45.1, was 48.0) cooled slightly, still negative on the month.

Regime labels (uptrend/pullback/collapse/downtrend/too-young/breakout/basing) describe each fund's structural state, not a trade recommendation. This cycle does not extend the prior broad, near-universal risk-on move — the broad-market/tech sleeve mostly held its ground rather than accelerating, while two baskets (FXI/KWEB, SSPC/SPCQ) moved sharply the wrong direction. GDX holding above its 200-day for a second cycle is a genuine structural confirmation even as its RSI eased from an extreme — cooling momentum inside an intact structural break is different from the structure itself reversing. FXI and KWEB's simultaneous ~18-point RSI collapse is the standout single-cycle move in this scan; this desk has no corpus source identifying a driver for either move this session. SSPC/SPCQ's continued slide is a reminder that these newer, thinly-traded names carry outsized single-cycle swings in both directions and their earlier "round-trip" was not a floor.

*(Too-young cohort, broad stabilization continuing alongside two sharp negative outliers: RAM $13.20 RSI 47.9 30D -9.53% (improved sharply from -40.52%), SPCH $9.00 RSI 47.9 30D -4.05% (improved sharply from -27.37%), SSPC $11.00 RSI 40.4 30D -29.17% (deepened sharply from -2.29%), SPCQ $13.85 RSI 40.5 30D -31.09% (deepened sharply from -7.82%), MRVU $112.43 RSI 50.5 30D +6.94% (flipped positive from -18.60%), MVLL $27.69 RSI 50.5 30D +6.01% (flipped positive, now carries a real SMA200 at +50.4% and shows as pullback regime), CDNG $9.99 RSI 35.1 30D -25.67% (deepened from -20.34%, now among the lowest RSI in the universe), FOMG $8.17 RSI 53.4 30D +14.91% (flipped strongly positive from -2.09%), ENTL $9.88 RSI 55.7 30D +24.43% (extended further from +10.22%), CQTM $27.26 RSI 57.7 30D +10.72% (flipped positive from -5.74%), WQTM $35.33 RSI 59.0 30D +8.08% (flipped positive, now carries a real SMA200 at +17.7%, graduating out of too-young), DISK $38.55 RSI 49.2 30D -0.08% (nearly fully recovered from -19.83%), and LAZR $47.50 RSI 56.1 30D +14.87% (extended further from +11.80%) — broad stabilization with SSPC/SPCQ the clear negative outliers this cycle.)*

Broad-market/tech sleeve holds roughly steady — QQQM, QQQ, VOO, VTI, IWM, VGT, XLK, FTEC all extended modestly or held flat; no fresh acceleration, no reversal.

SOXS falls to the universe low, SOXL confirms a third recovery cycle — the leveraged semis pair diverges further: SOXS's 30-day loss deepened to -12.40% at the lowest RSI in this scan, while SOXL's deficit kept narrowing.

Gold-miner complex holds its structural break, momentum cooling — GDX stayed above its 200-day for a second cycle even as RSI eased from 70.3 to 66.4; GLD's death-cross cushion narrowed to -2.6%, its closest flip yet.

FXI/KWEB crash out of overbought — both fell roughly 18 RSI points this cycle, the sharpest single-basket reversal tracked here; EWZ cooled the hardest of the adjacent group.

SSPC/SPCQ extend their slide — both deepened their 30-day losses well past last cycle's round-trip level; the rest of the too-young cohort (RAM, SPCH, MRVU, MVLL, FOMG, CQTM, WQTM, DISK, LAZR, DRAM, RONB) continued its broader stabilization trend.

Income sleeve pushes into overbought — SCHD, JEPI, and XYLD all extended sharply into the low-to-mid 70s RSI range.

• Tape data (price/RSI/SMA/returns): full-scan pre-computed summaries as of the 2026-08-14 close — etf-ideas.