Stocks made a recovery this week with the major indexes moving above their 30 week moving average lines. If they can continue, then we may move into Stage 1.
CNN's Fear and Greed indicator is in Greed.
Let's watch to see what happens.
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Stocks made a recovery this week with the major indexes moving above their 30 week moving average lines. If they can continue, then we may move into Stage 1.
CNN's Fear and Greed indicator is in Greed.
Let's watch to see what happens.
While Friday ended with a bit of a high note, this week's activity shows more negative than positive for the indicators.
Case in point, let's look at the NYSE. The last 5 weeks have shown more 52 week lows than highs.
The indicators are now red.
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.
All are approaching their 30 week moving average lines.
The Dow Chart
We've just finished the first half of 2023 and I thought it might be a good time to take a look at how the market is doing. From a stage analysis perspective, we are in Stage 2 for the S&P and NASDAQ, the Dow however is in Stage 1.
We haven't looked at the CNN Fear and Greed indicator in awhile. We are currently in Extreme Greed.
As we await a debt ceiling compromise between democrats and republicans the market is up and down and up and down again. As I write this post, it appears a preliminary deal has been struck and is ready for a vote this coming week.
From a technical standpoint, it appears we are in Phase 2 Advancing for the NASDAQ and SPY. The DOW retreated this past week. All positive signs as it often shows a move out of safety (DOW) to more speculative stocks.
Lots of Tech stock talk this week too with NVIDIA posting fantastic earnings.
An interesting read on StockCharts by Mary Ellen McGonangle.
Most of the Weinstein indicators are in or moving to Stage 1. This stage can be rough, but at the moment appear to be in a multi-week stage 1. Here is a look at the DOW. The S&P and NASDAQ look similar.
Corporate earning reports are underway.
Let's see what next week brings us.
This week the DOW moved beneath it's 30 week moving average and the SPY and NASDAQ's 30 meek moving average reversed and is pointing down. Any hopes of moving into Stage 1 is squashed as we are again in Stage 4 decline. See previous post for Stage Analysis.
In addition Indicator 5: NYSE Advance-Decline 200 day moving average is touching the moving average line as shown below in this StockChart's graph.
The only index still positive is the Global DOW.
Some are pointing to the Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) Collapse as the main reason for last week's market downturn. Investors are watching to see if a bailout will take care of investors with deposits above the FDIC’s $250,000 cap.
Never a dull moment.