Stock Trends Summary for NASDAQ

Stock Trends Summary

NASDAQ

Trend Distributions and Statistics

NASDAQ Trend Summary
		for week ending Fri, Mar 13, 2026

Count

1 week +/-

4 week +/-

Bullish Crossovers (New Bulls)

0.9

-12

Strong Bulls

813

24.7

-103

-272

Weak Bulls

689

21.0

+90

+220

Bearish Crossovers (New Bears)

1.6

-12

+10

Strong Bears

1,461

44.5

+39

+153

Weak Bears

243

7.4

-70

Total Trending Stocks

3,286

100.0

+22

+29

Bull/Bear Ratio

0.87

Max age Bullish stock (weeks)

173

WMT

Avg age Bullish stock (weeks)

Max age Bearish stock (weeks)

276

SCNI

Avg age Bearish stock (weeks)

Bulls vs Bears Historical Graph - NASDAQ

Stock Trends Editorial

War, Inflation, and Rotation: What Stock Trends Reveals After the Middle East Shock
This week's market headlines have been dominated by war, oil, and inflation fears. However, the Stock Trends context indicates that this is not a broad liquidation. It is a disciplined rotation into sectors tied to scarcity, resilience, and security. Markets do not move from a blank slate. They rotate, they re-price, and they reveal where capital was already preparing to move before the headlines become obvious. This past week’s escalation in the Middle East has undeniably shaken investor confidence, but the latest Stock Trends dataset suggests that the deeper message is not indiscriminate panic. It is a reordering of leadership.

07 March 2026 Read more...
Not Risk-On. Not Risk-Off. Rotation.
Not Risk-On. Not Risk-Off. Rotation. In our recent editorial, The Hard Asset Regime Is Not a Trade — It’s a Structure, we examined the persistent leadership emerging in gold and materials and argued that real assets were no longer functioning as short-term hedges, but as structural participants in the market. The current Stock Trends dataset extends that thesis — but in a different direction. The 13-week ST-IM probability model is no longer pointing to a narrow leadership cluster. It is identifying a market redistributing capital across multiple durable themes simultaneously. This is not a simple “risk-on” environment. It is not a defensive “risk-off” retreat. It is rotation.

02 March 2026 Read more...
The Hard-Asset Regime Is Not a Trade — It’s a Structure
Markets rarely move randomly. They rotate. They reallocate. They transition from one leadership regime to another. And when that transition is real, it shows up not in headlines — but in breadth. This week’s Stock Trends universe reveals something decisive. When we measure common stocks only (removing ETFs that duplicate underlying holdings), two sectors stand apart: Materials and Energy.

21 February 2026 Read more...
Stock Trends Mid-Quarter Review: How the Year-End 2025 Themes Are Performing in Q1 2026
Halfway through Q1 2026, the question is no longer theoretical: Did the year-end institutional momentum and ST-IM Alpha themes actually guide investors effectively? With the updated February 13, 2026 Stock Trends dataset now in hand, we can measure the outcome directly — not against headlines, but against trend structure, relative strength, and momentum persistence. The short answer: the framework largely held — but leadership rotated exactly where the model suggested it might.

14 February 2026 Read more...