Bullish Percent Indicators (BPI) as shown in the following two tables provides a broad behavioral view of the U.S. Equities market.  The second table breaks the market into its eleven different sectors and it is that data we use to manage the Sector BPI portfolios.  With a few portfolios

This was a good, but not stellar week for U. S. Equities.  Nearly every index and sector Bullish Percent Indicator (BPI) either gained or held steady this week.  The one major change happened in the Financial sector as it moved into the overbought zone.  This will require attention

Index BPI All seven indexes are bearish after a weak week for U.S. Equities.  For the first time since last March all indexes are below the 50% bullish line.  The question for investors using the Sector BPI Plus model

While there are a few changes in the Bullish Percent Indicators this week it is unlikely any moves will impact the Sector BPI Plus portfolios.  This assumes all the Buy and Sell orders are already in place. Index BPI The NASDAQ 100 and DJIA moved

We need more weeks like this one as all indexes increased or held even in the percentage of bullish stocks.  Nearly all sectors also improved during the week.  Two sectors, Staples and Utilities, merit watching as both are close to the oversold zone. Index

Before beginning the BPI blogs I attempt to intuit the direction of the X and O side of the following tables.  When the stock market rebounded Friday I assumed we might see a few more X’s show up, particularly within the sectors.  Not so as only two sectors are bullish.