Market Breadth Tag

Look to Asia for the Strongest Under the Surface Market Trends

24 Mar, by Knowledge Leaders Team in Markets

Even though US stocks as gauged by the S&P 500 are near their all-time highs, trends under the surface are deteriorating ever so slightly. In Europe and especially in the Pacific, however, the opposite is happening. Below we show three charts per MSCI developed market...

Yen Devaluation Not Having Desired Effect on Japanese Stocks

24 Nov, by Knowledge Leaders Team in Uncategorized

While we are well aware of the relationship between the level of the JPY/USD and the Nikkei in yen terms (1st chart below), there is another less publicized relationship between Japanese stocks and the yen that suggests yen weakness isn’t all it’s cut out to...

Stock Market Breadth Is Decaying To 2008 Levels

31 Jul, by Knowledge Leaders Team in Uncategorized

As we are approaching the closing bell today and looking at the worst day for the S&P 500 since April 10th, and possibly only the 4th roughly 2% down day of the year, we thought it would be a good time to highlight the deteriorating...

World Stock Investors are Treading Water

26 Jun, by Knowledge Leaders Team in Uncategorized

We are always keen to measure the behavior underlying stock price movements and one way in which we do that is to keep track of investor accumulation and distribution of stock. Investor accumulation of stock as prices rise signals confidence, and vice verse....

New Highs Have Recently Expanded

12 Jun, by Knowledge Leaders Team in Uncategorized

Breadth has improved somewhat in the market recently. During this latest burst higher over the past three weeks, the MSCI World has experienced an expansion in new highs across a variety of time frames....

Beating a Dead Horse on Weak Market Breadth

29 May, by Knowledge Leaders Team in Uncategorized

We admit that our weekly review of market breadth, in which we observe the continuing deterioration in all types of indicators that monitor the internal behavior of the world stock market, is becoming a bit repetitive....