This would be a pretty logical place for the Tech sector to step in and start outperforming again $XLK $RSPT

The longer interest rates are a problem, the longer Real Estate stocks are going to underperform $XLRE $TNX

Uptrend breadth is strongest in the value-oriented cyclical sectors of the market. The Financials sector has more of its constituents trading above a rising 200-day moving average (81%) than any other group. Can the Financials keep leading? $XLF grindstoneintel.com/p/financials-s…

Gold stocks are screaming today. Which ones do we want to buy? $GLD $GDX $SIL grindstoneintel.com/p/which-gold-s…

Silver miners > Gold miners One of the most interesting charts out there right now $SIL $GDX

Today's thoughts about the Real Estate sector $XLRE grindstoneintel.com/p/real-estate-…

Breadth update: still more stocks rising than falling $SPX

Mr. Goolsbee must have read my post from earlier this week grindstoneintel.com/p/housing-infl…

This is pretty wild. S&P 500 EPS growth for the quarter would be 4 points better if not for $BMY $GILD and $PFE

The streak continues.

It's important to know what you own. Some of the most popular ETFs in the world aren't exactly what most people think they are, and that's causing performance distortions. $XLK $XLC grindstoneintel.com/p/know-what-yo…

Which sector is leading the way in 2024? That depends on whether you're looking at the market itself or at a fund that's designed to 'provide an effective representation' of the market. This year, those representations haven't been so effective $XLC $XLU

Pretty cool chart here from Andrew Thrasher, CMT Utilities have a tendency to struggle after more than half of the sector's constituents get overbought

Breadth update: Still a lot of green on the board, consistent with an ongoing bull market. The Utilities sector is exhibiting the strongest breadth characteristics, followed by the Financials. Health Care has the fewest percentage of stocks trading above their 200-day moving

Great perspective from Austin Harrison, CFA, CMT: "Health Care sector back above its prior cycle highs, despite its status as one of the year’s laggards. After surging to new all-time highs in February, Health Care has been the single worst performing sector over the last three months. In

Over the last month and a half, we’ve been asking ourselves, “Are these failed moves just false starts, or are they the start of something bigger?” It looks like we’ve got our answer: the bull market lives on. $XLV grindstoneintel.com/p/health-care-…