The World Index seems to be unstoppable, maintaining its ByteTrend Score of 5 with only a brief interruption since May. It is still not particularly overbought.| ByteTree Global Trends
The World Index keeps going up, but as readers might suspect, the heavy lifting continues to be from the world’s largest companies.| ByteTree Global Trends
The World Index powers ahead again, maintaining its ByteTrend Score of 5. It’s bullish, and still not heavily extended in the big scheme of things.| ByteTree Global Trends
The World Index retains its ByteTrend Score of 5, which it has held for the past 28 days.| ByteTree Global Trends
The ascent of the World Index is slowing for a start, as the largest stocks slow down, with smaller stocks taking on a more leading role.| ByteTree Global Trends
The global matrix sees US financials improve versus Europe and Asia, with Goldman Sachs and Royal Bank of Canada showing strength. Utilities have dropped while energy has strengthened over last week.| ByteTree Global Trends
In terms of CAPR strength, Japan is climbing the leaderboard and is the strongest major market. In the attached GTI: Top 200 spreadsheet, there are eight Japanese stocks featured.| ByteTree Global Trends
The world index closed the week back at an all-time high. The rally in the US dollar has caused concern for stockmarkets. The USD’s ByteTrend score is still a 3, but markets took relief when the price fell back...| ByteTree Global Trends
The market has shown the first signs of weakness since April. Macro has raised its head, and the consumer remains weak. US tariffs are another factor, but their impact will no doubt become clearer in the coming weeks.| ByteTree Global Trends
Beating the market is getting harder as the number of strong trends in CAPR is declining. With the market rising, and fewer stocks beating it, this implies the bias towards large caps is returning.| ByteTree Global Trends
The World Index makes another new all-time high, sustaining its ByteTrend Score of 5| ByteTree Global Trends
