We're Adding The IBD50 To Our Equity Research Coverage
After a few introductions to team members at IBD and explanations of some of their new products, it was clear that I needed to dive into this some more. Their use of Relative Strength and Momentum is something that can't be ignored. I understand there are some other variables they incorporate, but for me those are the biggest 2 in the world, and they do it well.
I quickly got back to my office after meeting with the IBD crew and started building my workbook of charts of the IBD50. There are many stocks on this list that we're not already including in our Premium Chartbook. So it is with great pleasure that I announce the addition of the IBD50 to the Chartbook at All Star Charts. We're doing a lot of interesting work with our software providers Optuma and incorporating some of the IBD50 data into our models just makes a ton of sense. We're already getting a lot of value out of it.
Premium Members have access to both Weekly and Daily timeframes of each of the 50 components in the index with annotations and targets. There are 103 charts total, because we include analysis on the Innovator IBD50 ETF $FFTY as well.
Here is a weekly chart of the IBD50 ETF half way to its target near 41. This 41 level represents approximately 261.8% of the 2015-2017 consolidation:
Now look at the IBD50 compared with the S&P500. To me, if the IBD 50 is above the June lows (March highs), then we continue to want to err on the long side of stocks, both S&Ps and IBD50:
What a great list of stocks to be able to generate ideas! Check out IBD50 here. We are adding the IBD50 workbook with notes and analysis for Premium Members and will be rolling out quantitative analytics on the new Chartbook as well.
Email me and let me know what you think!
JC