vs. SPY, Daily Views
Various US stock market sectors vs. SPY/SPX (daily charts) On April 12 we had a look at the longer-term weekly trends of various sectors relative to the broad SPY. Here…
Various US stock market sectors vs. SPY/SPX (daily charts) On April 12 we had a look at the longer-term weekly trends of various sectors relative to the broad SPY. Here…
Here are some weekly charts showing the current trends in various US stock market sectors vs. the broad SPX/SPY. Remember, it's the trends that are important here, not the patterns…
Time for a look at our 'vs. SPY' sector views, using weekly charts today. These tell the longer-term trends of the various sectors in relation to the S&P 500 AKA…
This week on Sectors vs. SPY the relative trends say... Daily Financials, Energy and Materials are down. Industrials are breaking down and Technology continues its potential roll over. Weekly agrees…
This weekend I expect that the rudder of the NFTRH ship, the Market Internals segment, is going to be very busy. Among so many macro indicators we'll also take a…
Time for this week's episode of (sectors) vs. SPY. Long-term yields are elevated and yet the Financials (and especially our friendly pigs, the Banks) are getting drubbed vs. the broad…
Things are in motion and the USD and interest rates are playing their rolls in sector rotations, so why not get to our battling Spies a bit early this week?…
This week our sector 'comp' charts spy the following trends... Financials/SPY has bounced but remains in a downtrend by the SMA 50. Energy/SPY meanders in a 'go nowhere' consolidation; Healthcare/SPY…
The daily relative trend views show the bearish Financials bouncing, Energy fading, H/C still firm, Industrials and Materials weak and Tech, as ever, leading. The weekly has everybody still bear…
Daily and weekly views of various US sectors vs. SPY. The reminder is that this is not normal TA. It is just a way of gauging short and long-term sector…
As we breathlessly count down the minutes to NFP (my guess: +197k vs. expected +170k) let's take a daily and weekly look at various sectors 'vs. SPY'... The daily shows…