Category: Market Indicators (video)

Right now, Consumer Staples as a sector has the lowest percentage of buy ratings of any sector in the S&P 500 – coming in at just 41%. The above chart is the “Bullish Percent Index” for Consumer Staples (red and black Continue reading “Bullish Percent – What it says about Consumer Staples right now…”

I have posted the $NYUD NYSE Advance Decline Volume indicator – which I have used as a barometer for many years.  It’s currently at 1862 which is a very extreme reading and consistent with other periods of turnaround after Continue reading “NYSE Advance Decline Volume”

With bank earnings on deck, it’s a good time to take stock of the health of the Financial sector to anticipate possible moves in the sector in coming months.  Continue reading “Bullish Percent – What it says about Financials ahead of Earnings”

In his book “Winning on Wall Street,” the legendary Marty Zweig explained the value of volume ratios.  A ratio of 9:1 or greater of up/down volume is considered to be very bullish and 9:1 down/up volume is considered to be very bearish.  Continue reading “Zweig up/down bottoming indicator triggered”