The weight of the evidence continues to support a bull market in stocks. All three major index ETFs are in long-term uptrends and all nine breadth indicators are on bull signals (%Above 200-day SMA, %Above 150-day SMA, High-Low Percent). The

Don’t look now, but tech is back with XLK joining QQQ in the new high parade. We are also seeing new highs in ETFs related to Cybersecurity and AI, as well as breakout extensions in Software (IGV) and Cloud (SKYY).

The weight of the evidence remains bullish for stocks (bull market). Large-caps (SPY, QQQ) are leading equal-weights, mid-caps and small-caps (RSP, MDY, IWM). QQQ is leading SPY because the former recorded a fresh 52-wk high last week. Several tech-related ETFs

There are two new setups in this report (PAYC, S), and two monitoring setups (ABNB, COIN). The latter two are monitoring setups because these stocks report earnings after the close today. Trading based on chart setups and signals is discretionary

The weight of the evidence remains bullish for stocks, but signs of weakness are appearing under the surface and rates are rising. SPY is near a new high this year, but fewer stocks made it back above their 150 and

Large-caps remain strong with SPY forming a bullish continuation pattern and QQQ holding its recent breakout. Small-caps, in contrast, are struggling with their breakouts and lagging. There were lots of wedge breakouts in mid January and these are holding. I

The weight of the evidence remains bullish for stocks, but small-caps and mid-caps continue to lag. We are watching a bullish pattern in SPY and a breakout QQQ. Several tech-related ETFs extended on their mid January breakouts and hit new

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The long-term trends are up for the major index ETFs and their respective breadth indicators are net bullish. Long-term breadth indicators deteriorated sharply in December and rebounded in January, but the rebounds were not that strong. Around 60% of S&P

There were many wedge breakouts in mid January and most of these breakouts are holding. Chartists must now set the level that proves these breakouts wrong. Today’s video starts with an example using the Software ETF. We then show the

The weight of the evidence remains bullish for stocks, despite an uptick in volatility and a wild news cycle. We are seeing upside leadership from finance, communication services, defense, medical devices, pipelines, cloud, cybersecurity and gold. We are also seeing

There are six stock setups today and these setups come from strong areas of the market. These include cloud computing, software, medical devices and broad retail. There is also a biotech stock in the mix. All stocks are in long-term

The long-term trends are up for the major index ETFs and their respective breadth indicators are net bullish. Long-term breadth indicators deteriorated in December, but rebounded in January. Over 60% of S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 and S&P 1500 stocks above

Wait a week and the narrative will change. In mid January, our reports were featuring strength in the middle of the market and in the more mundane sectors, such as industrials, finance and utilities. Last week we saw breakouts in

Today’s report covers the sell off in AI infrastructure stocks and related ETFs. Monday’s decline were excessive, and perhaps an over-reaction, but they did some damage on the charts. NVDA broke its 200-day SMA and the two semiconductor ETFs broke

The major index ETFs fell on Monday, but breadth actually improved as the average stock held up well. This strength under the hood, and this is positive for stocks outside of the AI infrastructure trade. Today’s report will show advancing