Most weeks there is so little market action among the major sectors and indexes that updating the Bullish Percent Indicator (BPI) data is unnecessary.  Tariff uncertainty is roiling the markets to where updating is meaningful.  The two tables below examine what is happening to seven major U.S. Equity markets and

Based on the high volatility of the U.S. Equities market this week I thought it expedient to post the latest Bullish Percent Indicator (BPI) data.  For those not familiar with BPI graphs, it is an entirely different way to plot price movements of stocks, ETFs,

Bullish Percent Indicator data was last published on January 10th of this year.  There was little need to publish anything over the last month as no sector action impacted any of the Sector BPI portfolios.  There was one day when Staples

Monument Valley It has been several weeks since I posed BPI data as there were no changes that merited posting static information.  This past week it was different as Discretionary, Energy, and Technology all moved into the oversold zone.  With the market rebound after the dramatic draw-down, only Energy remains

Bullish Percent Indicators were mixed this week.  Both major indexes (NYSE and NASDAQ) declined in the number of bullish stocks.  Large tech stocks performed well as we see improvement in the NASDAQ 100.  We do not see broad strength in the U.S. Equities

Friday’s uptick near the market close was insufficient to counter the broad decline in the major indexes and sectors of U.S. Equities.  I assumed we might see a few sectors turn bullish based on the surge late Friday.  Not so.  Only one index and one sector are currently bullish and