There are few surprises within the Bullish Percent Indicators this week.  If your intuition is telling you this was not a particularly good week for stocks, you are correct.  Large-cap stocks held up rather well as you can see from the two Dow

August opened with a poor week for U.S. equities.  All the major indexes are down while sectors are a mixed bag.  When working through the following tables, check the right-hand side (X’s and O’s) for a peek into broad

While the broad U.S. Equities market (NYSE and NASDAQ) rose slightly this week, four tech stocks reversed the bullish trend in the NASDAQ 100.  There were also a few changes in sectors of the market and I’ll get into that in a moment.  Overall, the equities market continues

Investors employing the Sector BPI Plus model will find useful information in the follow Bullish Percent Indicator data.  Looking at the index information we see a U.S. stock market driven by large-cap stocks.  Small- and mid-cap stocks are strengthening, but have yet to fully participate in the

We end the second quarter of 2023 on a strong note with the vast majority of indexes and sectors bullish.  The “Misery Index” stands at 7.7 or one of the lower values for an administration approaching reelection for a second term. New

  While this past week was purported to be one of the weakest weeks for equities since last March, the Bullish Percent Indicators paint a slightly less pessimistic picture.  While every major index, with exception of the two Dow indexes, declined slightly, all with exception

Bullish Percent Indicator (BPI) data for the past week shows positive increases in nearly all the major indexes.  As for the individual sectors, Utilities is still recommended as a Buy as the BPI continues to rest on the 30% bullish mark. Index BPI U.S.