NFTRH+; US Market Internals

Needless to say, I am not loving what I see in the US stock market from an internal perspective.

Using screen-grabs of charts from the Indicator Charts page, let’s take a look.

Tech vs. Broad looks toppy, although not broken. If Tech loses leadership it’s a bearish sign.

Line chart showing the NDX/SPX ratio (QQQ/SPY) over time, indicating the performance of Big Tech compared to the broad US market, with dynamic fluctuations and a current value of 0.8990.

Similarly, only worse, Growth vs. Value is dropping. This could be leading QQQ/SPY.

IWF/IWD ratio chart showing the comparison between growth and value stocks from 2025 to 2026, with a current value of 2.15.

Healthcare has not yet taken up the bull in relation to the broad market, but that does look like a base with potential to resume upward.

Line graph displaying the XLV/SPY ratio, indicating the performance of healthcare against the broader market over time, with values fluctuating around 0.2266.

Finally, Broad Global continues to break upward from a consolidation vs. Broad US stocks.

Graph showing ACWX/SPY ratio representing global versus US stock market performance over a one-year period, with a total volume of 52.18 million.

Bottom Line

Not positive signaling at this time. Biased bearish for broad US stocks.

We should note that the Semi sector is boinking a new high. So it is a lonely positive. Is it, the usual market leader, pointing the right way or are the other market internals? Here is its ratio to SPY:

Line graph showing the performance of SMH/SPY over time with a rising trend, current value at 0.5760 and volume of 56.54 million.

If Semi is a “last bullish man standing” we should be on alert for a bearish resolution. But it could also be the one bright light to a more bullish near-future. So I am going to remain calm and not short anything at this time. Though I may sell a few more Tech related items.

Gary

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