If you're not following @TimmerFidelity you should be. As he points out, equal weight S&P ($RSP) looks much better than $SPY. I like the 21-50 MA's for a trend view. This looks healthy and ready for new highs.
The fundamentals for the SPW remain attractive as well, with the index trading at 16x n12m EPS and the payout (PO) growing faster than earnings (leaving a payout ratio of 74%, which is higher than the cap-weighted index.
The 2 most important words in this quote "forward projected". Not to take away from the point of the chart but things can change as the future plays out (elections, etc).
That’s me on top of a vehicle in a simulated flash flood — this morning on @GMA you saw important tips— but #1 — GET YOUR WINDOW DOWN before electronics die, you have about 30 seconds. Catch the whole story this morning. Many thanks to the whole crew at the North Carolina Emergency Training Center.
The S&P 500 fell 4.36% Thursday, then rallied 2.35% Monday.
Big rallies can happen in bad markets. Look at where the green and red dots cluster.
Is the selling over??
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$VIX jumps 7 full percentage points but finishes the session under 30?
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@GretasGotaGun Thanks. I was hoping someone would chime in with an explanation. Hate to say it be yesterday looks like it could be a head-fake. That so often happens with news reaction moves.
It's dangerous to say "it's different this time" when it comes to the stock market but the fact is we are in uncharted waters. Passive cap weighted indexes are really momentum plays at the heart and this latest situation has created an extreme never before seen.
@JamesFromAustin I'm clueless as to the future of AI from a profit perspective but thankfully my weekly rotation moved on from these a while back now. RS ranking is self correcting in times like these ( which is good for clueless folks like me).