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Reconciling Stock Trends analysis with randomness allows us to look at the trend indicators in a more refined way. Inference analysis helps us improve our trend trading calculations.
02 Feb
Reconciling Stock Trends analysis with randomness allows us to look at the trend indicators in a more refined way. Inference analysis helps us improve our trend trading calculations.
24 Jan
The stock market exhibits undeniable aspects of randomness. If trading is like a toss of the coin, let's find a 'special' coin...
17 Jan
Quantitative analysis helps us better understand Stock Trends indicators. Ultimately, that data analysis must confront evidence of randomness in the market. How can we harness randomness?...
05 Sep
The Stock Trends inference model uses end-of-period returns, but there are other intra-period returns that should be recognized. This editorial looks at the variability of returns.
19 Aug
Investors who want to apply a quantitative approach to their trading can learn more about the Stock Trends statistical inference model.
06 Aug
A principal direction ahead for Stock Trends - quantitative analysis of the Stock Trends Reports - starts to take shape. Statistical analysis unlocks the value of the Stock Trends indicator combinations.
09 Mar
If an investor wants to replicate a published trading system, each trade should be entered tactically. Stock Trends portfolios can be emulated on a post-trigger basis, but results will depend on how the trades are executed.
26 Feb
Quantitative trading demands an understanding of the characteristics of a dataset. Evaluating descriptive statistics of category groups is an important first step in helping us assign possible correlation of the Stock Trends indicators to future price performance.
17 Feb
Every stock picking service should provide a detailed analysis of their results. Here's a statistical description of the results of Stock Trends Picks of the Week since the beginning of 2012.
15 Jan
If a stock was in a Bearish (
) trend last autumn, there's a good chance it did much better in the past three months. Here's a look at the statistical performance of one sample taken then.
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Stock Trends’ Unusually High Volume () indicator flags stocks whose weekly trading volume is at least 200% of their 13-week average. In the October 31 weekly reports, only a small slice of the universe qualifies—making these signals rare and valuable. When high volume coincides with a bullish trend state (or a new Bullish Crossover), it can mark institutional footprints at the start of a multi-week advance.
The easing of tensions between the world’s two largest economies has given markets a fresh narrative. By stepping back from new export restrictions and cutting key tariffs, the United States and China have removed some of the most disruptive threats hanging over global supply chains. For investors, this détente creates a backdrop of relative stability in which powerful price trends can resume and new trend…
The market’s October tremor—an abrupt but short-lived flash crash—has given way to a familiar pattern in the Stock Trends framework: the rapid repair of breadth and the birth of new trends. Where panic once pressed prices indiscriminately, order is returning through a disciplined sequence of new bullish signals, rebuilding sectors, and the subtle reorganization of leadership beneath the surface.
Investors often compare performance to market indexes like the S&P 500, but traditional benchmarks have built-in biases. The S&P 500, for example, is heavily skewed toward large-cap stocks and “is not a good benchmark for measuring alpha” – it reflects a size-factor bias rather than pure manager skill. All major indexes systematically tilt toward certain factors (size, sector, value/growth, etc.), meaning they’re not truly passive… $19.95/Month
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