Consumer stocks delivering
The U.S. employment numbers are far from uplifting - but U.S. consumer stocks are! They are among the market leaders and continue to reflect positively on the economy.
29 Apr
The U.S. employment numbers are far from uplifting - but U.S. consumer stocks are! They are among the market leaders and continue to reflect positively on the economy.
23 Apr
The bullish trend foundation of North American equities should help deliver positive returns through the rest of the year. There are pockets of sector weakness, but strength in some important areas. The Bull/Bear Ratio helps guide us...
15 Apr
Apple's stock retreated today. It's Relative Strength indicator told us to be ready.
24 Mar
The Bullish Crossover (
) indicator provides evidence of positive expectations as a trade entry signal. This article has a look at some of the statistical returns generated after a Bullish Crossover.
10 Mar
New visitors to this website should learn how to navigate to the various trend reports available. Stock Trends is designed to help busy investors who want a clearer picture of North American equity prices and an easy way to monitor significant changes in trading volume of individual listed issues...
18 Feb
The Stock Trends NYSE Bull/Bear Ratio has turned bullish. Growing investor confidence is apt to push U.S. equities even higher in 2012.
16 Feb
Shares of Apple Inc. continue to defy gravity. Although most shareholders remain convinced that the company will continue to deliver higher valuations, some might be wondering if the stock's price momentum is due to dwindle. Judging by past periods of market out-performance nervous Nellies should not be worried yet.
29 Jan
Most of the buyout stocks that make it into Stock Trends portfolios are dead money - trades destined to go nowhere and a drag on long-term portfolio performance. But sometimes a buyout stock delivers.
22 Jan
Expectations of market volatility have dropped. The Volatility Index is Stock Trends Bearish; the S&P 500 index is about to turn Stock Trends Bullish. Is this a good time to be in equities?
19 Jan
A trend-following trading system can be both simple and profitable. The Dow Jones Industrials Bullish Crossover Portfolio is just one example of how long-term investors can use the Stock Trends indicators.
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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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