Aug 11, 2016
We’ve just released our weekly Sector Snapshot report (see a sample here) for Bespoke Premium and Bespoke Institutional members. Please log-in here to view the report if you’re already a member. If you’re not yet a subscriber and would like to see the report, please start a 14-day trial to Bespoke Premium now.
Below is one of the many charts included in this week’s Sector Snapshot, which is our trading range screen for the S&P 500 and its ten sectors. We discuss in more detail how to read the chart in the full version of the report, but basically the dot is where the sector is currently trading, while the tail end is where it was trading one week ago. As shown, the S&P 500 and nine of ten sectors are now back above their 50-day moving averages, while the one sector below its 50-DMA is very defensive in nature — Utilities.
To see our full Sector Snapshot with additional commentary plus six pages of charts that include analysis of valuations, breadth, technicals, and relative strength, start a 14-day free trial to our Bespoke Premium package now. Here’s a breakdown of the products you’ll receive.
Aug 4, 2016
We’ve just released our weekly Sector Snapshot report (see a sample here) for Bespoke Premium and Bespoke Institutional members. Please log-in here to view the report if you’re already a member. If you’re not yet a subscriber and would like to see the report, please start a 14-day trial to Bespoke Premium now.
Below is one of the many charts included in this week’s Sector Snapshot, which shows the 10-day advance/decline line for the S&P 500. This reading measures the average number of daily advancers minus decliners over a rolling 10-trading day period, and it’s an important breadth indicator to follow. When this reading hits extremes in either direction, it’s usually a sign that a turning point is near. As shown, at the moment, the S&P’s 10-day advance/decline line is as neutral as it gets. This means the market has plenty of room to run in either direction before getting too extended (to either the upside or downside) again.
To see our full Sector Snapshot with additional commentary plus six pages of charts that include analysis of valuations, breadth, technicals, and relative strength, start a 14-day free trial to our Bespoke Premium package now. Here’s a breakdown of the products you’ll receive.
Jul 28, 2016
We’ve just released our weekly Sector Snapshot report (see a sample here) for Bespoke Premium and Bespoke Institutional members. Please log-in here to view the report if you’re already a member. If you’re not yet a subscriber and would like to see the report, please start a 14-day trial to Bespoke Premium now.
Below is one of the many charts included in this week’s Sector Snapshot, which shows the percentage of stocks in each sector trading above their 50-day moving averages. Overall, breadth levels are very healthy, with 75% of all S&P 500 stocks above their 50-days. Most cyclical sectors have readings even stronger than 75%, but as you’ll notice in the chart, there’s one standout on the downside — Energy.
To see our full Sector Snapshot with additional commentary plus six pages of charts that include analysis of valuations, breadth, technicals, and relative strength, start a 14-day free trial to our Bespoke Premium package now. Here’s a breakdown of the products you’ll receive.
Jul 21, 2016
We’ve just released our weekly Sector Snapshot report (see a sample here) for Bespoke Premium and Bespoke Institutional members. Please log-in here to view the report if you’re already a member. If you’re not yet a subscriber and would like to see the report, please start a 14-day trial to Bespoke Premium now.
Below is our trading range screen of the S&P 500 and its ten sectors. For each sector, the dot represents where it’s currently trading within its range, while the tail end represents where it was trading one week ago. Moves into the red zone are considered “overbought,” while moves into the green zone are considered “oversold.”
The black vertical “N” line in the screen represents each sector’s 50-day moving average. As you can see, the S&P 500 and all ten sectors remain above their 50-day moving averages, and seven of ten sectors remain overbought. That being said, we’ve seen some downside momentum over the last week as well.
To see our full Sector Snapshot with additional commentary plus six pages of charts that include analysis of valuations, breadth, technicals, and relative strength, start a 14-day free trial to our Bespoke Premium package now. Here’s a breakdown of the products you’ll receive.
Jul 14, 2016
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Jul 7, 2016
We’ve just released our weekly Sector Snapshot report (see a sample here) for Bespoke Premium and Bespoke Institutional members. Please log-in here to view the report if you’re already a member. If you’re not yet a subscriber and would like to see the report, please start a 14-day trial to Bespoke Premium now.
Below is our trading range screen of the S&P 500 and its ten sectors. For each sector, the dot represents where it’s currently trading within its range, while the tail end represents where it was trading one week ago. Moves into the red zone are considered “overbought,” while moves into the green zone are considered “oversold.”
The black vertical “N” line in the screen represents each sector’s 50-day moving average. Last week at this time, the S&P 500 and five of ten sectors were trading in oversold territory, while just two sectors — Materials and Financials — are oversold as of today.
To see our full Sector Snapshot with additional commentary plus six pages of charts that include analysis of valuations, breadth, technicals, and relative strength, start a 14-day free trial to our Bespoke Premium package now. Here’s a breakdown of the products you’ll receive.
