Market weather
The author's three questions · breadth, then mood, then timing
Bars: the 2-year range · white dot = today · hollow dot = 1 month ago · tick = the 2-year median.
The index ETFs · own trend only
Ring = trend judged on the last calm day (mood crossing 0); line = today's trend (the rope); green zone = up-trend, red zone = down-trend.
What changed this week
Everything we watch · colour = ladder rung, number = timing
Trend breadth · how many stocks are climbing?
The five zones · how often each happens
Times like now · few stocks climbing while SPY sat near its high
Market breadth · last 2 years
Share of S&P 500 stocks in an up-trend vs a down-trend, each on the author's stock setup, with SPY
The ladder now
Same stocks, three yardsticks · share in an up-trend today
Indexes, sectors and cross-asset
Every ETF we watch. Ladder words are the author's list categories.
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Leaders, exchanges and brokers
Stocks on the author's stock setup: own trend, vs the S&P 500 and vs the Nasdaq 100.
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S&P 500: good timing, and who moved
The author's first rung: an up-trend on a scared day, so timing (calm-day trend − mood) is high.
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New in up-trend
Left the up-trend
S&P 500: strongest, overbought, arising, bouncing
Two of the author's lists, plus two we added (not the author's): strongest trends and bounces in down-trends.
How to read it
One picture, three questions: how many trend up, how excited the crowd is, and who has good timing.