Stock Market Update - September 24, 2023

 The promising look to the market in the last few months, specifically, Stage 1, appears to be heading in the opposite direction. Almost all the indicators are about to turn red.

Here is a look at a couple of charts.

Indicators 1 - 3 - 30 Week Moving Averages

All are approaching their 30 week moving average lines.

The Dow Chart

 

The S&P Chart

 

Indicator 5: NYSE A-D 200 Day MA

NYSE Advance-Decline’s 200 days moving average to see if it is above (bull) or below (bear). We could be about to go into bear territory.

 

Be wary. October is coming up and sometimes it is a rough month!

 

 

Stock Market Update - December 10, 2022

 Stocks are starting to look a little bit better with some of the indicators getting poised for positivity. We're not there yet but at least there is some improvement. It's been a about a year for this market's downturn.

Green represents a glimmer of hope but doesn't make the indicator positive until the moving average line slopes up.

Indicators:

1. DOW - 30 Week Moving Average Line flat, close above the line
2. S&P - 30 Week Moving Average Line flat, close above the line
3. NASDAQ - Below the line 
4. Global DOW - 30 Week Moving Average Line flat, close above the line
5. NYSE AD and DOW Convergence - Both down
6. NYSE AD 200 Day Moving Average
7. NYSE 52 Week Highs and Lows

 

 I am hopeful 2023 will be the year we turn the tide, until then let's watch the tape!

Stocks Gain in Positivity - Is there hope?

 The last couple of weeks are showing some signs of hope for stocks. October had a big gain. I am hopeful we are beginning to see a turn around and then even better if we start to climb the wall of worry.

CNN's Fear and Greed Indicator is at Greed

The Finviz Heat Map for the last month is mostly green.

 

And finally, the Dow poked about its 30 week moving average line.

A cat can hope!

Stock Market Update: July 17, 2020 - Let's Look at Gold

Stocks are doing well from a Stage Analysis view, with the DOW joining the other major indexes when it finally move above its 30 week moving average. Let's see if it sticks.

Gold has been getting a lot of attention lately as it reaches highs lately and the US government printing money like crazy. See this interesting Barron's Article.

I thought it would be interesting to compare gold to the DOW and S&P. If the recent crossover is any indication and works like it did in the 2009 downturn, gold may continue to move upwards. The orange line in each chart represents GLD (ETF).

How about technology? It also is on an upward trend. Martin Pring has a great blog post on it. The next coming week's will help us see if the trend will continue or reverse.