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US Market Indices

Week ending Friday, April 17, 2026


Symbol
 Index Name
Trend        Rel
Str
 +
-
 Wk Hi
 Wk Lo
 Wk Close
 Wk
%Chg
 13wk
%Chg
 52wk Hi
 52wk Lo
IXIC NASDAQ Composite (Strong) Bullish Trend. The closing price is above the lower limit of the 13-week MA envelope. This indicates that the short-term bullish trend of the stock's price remains relatively strong. Trading implication: generally considered positive in terms of both trade entry and holding. 2/41 101 + 24519.51 22795.82 24468.48 6.8 4.1 24519.51 15685.33
XAX NYSE AMEX Composite (Strong) Bullish Trend. The closing price is above the lower limit of the 13-week MA envelope. This indicates that the short-term bullish trend of the stock's price remains relatively strong. Trading implication: generally considered positive in terms of both trade entry and holding. 17/45 112 - 9005.22 8586.37 8705.42 -1.9 14.5 9062.00 4666.41
NYA NYSE Composite (Strong) Bullish Trend. The closing price is above the lower limit of the 13-week MA envelope. This indicates that the short-term bullish trend of the stock's price remains relatively strong. Trading implication: generally considered positive in terms of both trade entry and holding. 3/41 99 - 23301.01 22654.55 23197.74 2.0 1.7 23602.58 17857.80
OEX S&P 100 (Strong) Bullish Trend. The closing price is above the lower limit of the 13-week MA envelope. This indicates that the short-term bullish trend of the stock's price remains relatively strong. Trading implication: generally considered positive in terms of both trade entry and holding. 2/41 99 + 3512.28 3319.97 3503.00 5.0 2.0 3512.28 2456.11
SPX S&P 500 (Strong) Bullish Trend. The closing price is above the lower limit of the 13-week MA envelope. This indicates that the short-term bullish trend of the stock's price remains relatively strong. Trading implication: generally considered positive in terms of both trade entry and holding. 3/41 100    7147.52 6790.02 7126.06 4.5 2.7 7147.52 5101.63

5 indexes listed.
Highlighted indexes traded at their 52 week high or low, OR gained/lost more than 10% during the trading week.

Data Description
Trend
The Stock Trends indicator symbol, followed by Trend Counter values, indicating the number of consecutive weeks that the trend indicator has been assigned to the stock, and the number of consecutive weeks the stock has been in the related Major Bullish or Bearish trend.
Rel Str
13 week Relative Strength - price movement in relation to a comparative market index over same period, where 100 = price movement of comparative market index.
+/-
Current week Relative Strength - price movement compared to selected market index, where + indicates current week price movement exceeds comparative index; - indicates price movement is less than comparative index.
52wk Hi | Lo
52-week Price Range ( High | Low )
Stock Name
Name of stock/security
Symbol
Ticker symbol for stock/security
Wk Close
End-of-Week Closing price
Wk %Chg
1-week Percentage price change
Wk Range
1-week Price Range (Lo - Hi)
Vol (00's)
Volume of shares traded (in 00's) for the week.
Hi/Lo Vol
Indicates whether weekly volume is unusually high or low.

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