Category Archives: Historical Data

Stock Market Outlook: March 1st =Downtrend The stock market outlook remains in a downtrend, with geopolitical risks primed to inject volatility into financial assets. Gold, Utilities, and Low Beta outperformed; Crypto, Financials, and Value underperformed.  Producer prices came in higher … Continue reading →

Stock Market Outlook: February 22th = Downtrend The stock market outlook remains in a downtrend, though price has risen back to retest key levels. Oil, Materials & Utilities, and High Beta outperformed; Consumer Staples lagged.  PCE was higher than expected, … Continue reading →

Stock Market Outlook: February 15th = Downtrend The stock market outlook remains in a downtrend after institutional selling sent price below key levels again. Non-U.S. Developed Markets, Utilities, and and High Dividends outperformed; Bitcoin, Financials, and Mega-Cap Growth lagged.  Non-farm … Continue reading →

Stock Market Outlook: February 8th = Downtrend The stock market outlook shifted to a downtrend on Thursday, but may bullish biases remain intact.  A continuation from Friday’s reversal will make the change short lived. Gold, Consumer Staples, and Mid-Cap Value … Continue reading →

Stock Market Outlook: February 1st = Uptrend The stock market outlook continues to show an uptrend in place for the S&P500, indicated by bullish designations for 2 of 3 technical indicators. Oil, Energy, and High Dividend payers outperformed, metals / … Continue reading →

Stock Market Outlook entering the Week of January 25th = Uptrend Average Directional Index: Bearish Institutional Activity: Bullish On-Balance Volume: Bullish ANALYSIS The stock market outlook continues to show an uptrend in place for the S&P500. The S&P500 ( $SPX … Continue reading →

Stock Market Outlook entering the Week of January 18th = Uptrend Average Directional Index: Bullish Institutional Activity: Bullish On-Balance Volume: Bullish ANALYSIS The stock market outlook maintained an uptrend after navigating an eventful week geopolitical and policy headlines. The S&P500 … Continue reading →