Category Archives: Market Trends

Stock Market Outlook entering the Week of September 7th = Uptrend Average Directional Index: Uptrend Institutional Activity: Neutral On-Balance Volume: Uptrend ANALYSIS The stock market outlook continues to show an uptrend for U.S. equities, despite last week’s weak labor data. … Continue reading →

Stock Market Outlook entering the Week of August 31st = Uptrend Average Directional Index: Uptrend Institutional Activity: Neutral On-Balance Volume: Uptrend ANALYSIS The stock market outlook continues to show an uptrend for U.S. equities. The S&P500 ( $SPX ) fell … Continue reading →

Stock Market Outlook entering the Week of August 24th = Uptrend Average Directional Index: Uptrend Institutional Activity: Neutral On-Balance Volume: Neutral ANALYSIS The stock market outlook continues to show an uptrend for U.S. equities, though institutional selling increased again. The … Continue reading →

Stock Market Outlook entering the Week of August 17th = Uptrend Average Directional Index: Uptrend Institutional Activity: Neutral On-Balance Volume: Uptrend ANALYSIS The stock market outlook continues to show an uptrend for U.S. equities, though institutional selling increased again. The … Continue reading →

Stock Market Outlook entering the Week of August 10th = Uptrend Average Directional Index: Uptrend Institutional Activity: Uptrend On Balance Volume: Uptrend ANALYSIS The stock market outlook continues to show an uptrend for U.S. equities. The S&P500 ( $SPX ) … Continue reading →

Stock Market Outlook entering the Week of August 3rd = Uptrend Average Directional Index: Neutral Institutional Activity: Uptrend On Balance Volume: Uptrend ANALYSIS The stock market outlook remains in an uptrend for U.S. equities, although high volume selling and bearish … Continue reading →

Stock Market Outlook entering the Week of July 27th = Uptrend Average Directional Index: Uptrend Institutional Activity: Uptrend On Balance Volume: Uptrend ANALYSIS The stock market outlook shows an uptrend for U.S. equities, after breaking out from its recent consolidation. … Continue reading →