Ratio/Indicator charts reflecting market internals

Candlestick chart displaying market trends with green and orange bars, representing price movements and trading volume.

Live ratio charts using various ETFs to gauge internal market indications

Go ahead and adjust/mark ’em up as you please!

Gold/Silver Ratio (GLD/SLV): A “metallic credit spread” within the precious metals (theory: liquidity stress when rising, ample liquidity when declining).

Gold/SPX Ratio (GLD/SPY): A counter-cyclical metal vs. a cyclical market (theory: Macro liquidity and cyclical risk when rising, especially long-term)

Silver/SPX Ratio (SLV/SPY): More volatile, inflation-sensitive PM vs. the stock market (theory: I don’t really have one ;-))

Gold/Copper Ratio (GLD/CPER): A counter-cyclical metal vs. a very cyclical one (theory: monetary vs. industrial metal, counter-cyclical when rising, pro-cyclical when declining)

Gold/WTI Oil Ratio (GLD/USO): Gold miner product vs. mining cost input (theory: positive fundamental for gold mining operations’ bottom lines/counter-cyclical indication when rising)

GDX/Gold Ratio (GDX/GLD): Gold miners vs. their product (theory: positive precious metals market internal when rising)

GDX/COPX Ratio: Counter-cyclical gold miners vs. cyclical copper miners (theory: counter-cyclical indications when rising)

Gold/RINF Ratio (GLD/RINF): Gold vs. “inflation expectations” (theory: disinflationary macro when rising, positive for gold mining fundamentals)

TSX-V/TSX Ratio: Speculative Canadian commodity/resources-rich index vs. Senior Canadian Index (theory: Tailwind for wider commodity/resources trades when rising)

ACWX/SPY Ratio: Global vs. US Stock Market (theory: self-explanatory)

IWF/IWD Ratio: Growth vs. Value stocks (theory: risk-on when rising, risk aversion when declining)

XLV/SPY Ratio: Healthcare vs. broad market (theory: risk-on when declining, risk aversion when rising)

NDX/SPX Ratio (QQQ/SPY): Big Tech vs. Broad US Market (theory: Tech leadership usually bullish)

XLY/XLP Ratio: Consumer Discretionary vs. Consumer Staples (theory: risk-on, pro-cyclical indications if rising, opposite if declining)