Stock Trends Summary for New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)

Stock Trends Summary

New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)

Trend Distributions and Statistics

New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) Trend Summary
		for week ending Fri, Sep 19, 2025

Count

1 week +/-

4 week +/-

Bullish Crossovers (New Bulls)

2.7

-17

-25

Strong Bulls

1,565

60.1

+63

+283

Weak Bulls

162

6.2

+20

+51

Bearish Crossovers (New Bears)

0.3

-9

Strong Bears

601

23.1

+27

Weak Bears

198

7.6

-66

-317

Total Trending Stocks

2,603

100.0

+10

Bull/Bear Ratio

2.23

Max age Bullish stock (weeks)

155

TJX

Avg age Bullish stock (weeks)

Max age Bearish stock (weeks)

209

MED SPCE

Avg age Bearish stock (weeks)

Bulls vs Bears Historical Graph - NYSE

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