Tag: NYSE Composite
Consumer Staples (XLP) / NYSE Ratio Sends Warning To Investors
Back on January 16, I provided an updated research note on the ratio of the Consumer Staples Sector (XLP) to the NYSE Composite Index.
In...
Market Update: Consumer Staples (XLP) / NYSE Composite Ratio
The last time we blogged about this important ratio, we highlighted an important juncture for the market's next move.
While the targeted price level did...
Market Breadth and Volume Still Bullish For Long-Term Investors
An August 2016 analysis outlined a long-term bullish signal for stocks that has occurred only ten other times in the last thirty-five years.
If we fast-forward to...
This Indicator Could Trigger A 20% Stock Market Correction
For the past several weeks, I have been honing in on an important stock market ratio / indicator. This indicator is the ratio performance...
“Very Long-Term View”: Massive Bull Market Breakout
Today we'll take a look at the big picture for stocks... and the implications of a long-term bull market breakout.
The charts will focus on...
Market Breadth Indicators Remain Bullish For Long-Term Investors
Volume-Based Market Breadth Indicator Still Constructive
The chart below shows up/down volume for the NYSE Composite Stock Market Index (INDEXNYSEGIS:NYA), along with its 50-week moving...
NYSE Margin Debt Peaks… Now Rolling Over?
The latest NYSE margin debt data was just released (for June - yes it gets released with a 1-month lag... which by the way reduces its...
History Shows That Consolidation Periods Lead To Bull Markets
Taking A Big Step Back - Stock Market Consolidation Periods
The expression “the market needs to consolidate its gains” applies to all timeframes, from 60...
NYSE Composite Breadth/Volume Still Favors Bullish Trend
An August 2016 analysis outlined a long-term bullish signal for stocks that has occurred only ten other times in the last thirty-five years. If we fast...
Should Investors Be Concerned About Market Breadth?
All things being equal, during a healthy rally, we prefer to see a high number of stocks participate in the move (strong market breadth).
In...
