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Monthly Charts
The most valuable 30 minutes of my entire month is updating my list of monthly candlestick charts. There is no doubt in my mind. It is easy to get caught up in the day to day drama that they call the market, but this group of charts keeps us honest about the direction of the underlying trend. At the end of each month (and only at the end), do we look at the completed candlestick chart of all of the major Stock Market Indexes, Sectors and Stocks. We also include many important commodities and currencies in this list like Gold, Oil and EURUSD. When you spend 30 minutes each month (that is 12 times per year = 6 hours per year), you will quickly see how important it is do go through this process and how irresponsible it would be not to.
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S&P500 –
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Goldman Sachs (GS) –
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Gold Miners (GDX) –
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US Dollar Index –
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EURUSD –
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Euro Futures –
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London FTSE 350 –
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Canada TSX –
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Australia ASX 200 –
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Emerging Markets (EEM) –
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Brazil Bovespa (BVSP) –
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Shanghai Composite (SSEC) –
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NIFTY50 (NSE) –
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Financials (XLF) –
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Regional Banks (KRE) –
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Broker Dealers (IAI) –
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Consumer Discretionary (XLY) –
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Technology (XLK) –
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Semiconductors (SOX) –
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Internet Index (FDN) –
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Communications (IXC) –
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Industrials (XLI) –
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Energy (XLE) –
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Materials (XLB) –
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Healthcare (XLV) –
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Equal-weight Biotech (XBI) –
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Cap-weighted Biotech (IBB) –
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Medical Devices (IHI) –
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Consumer Staples (XLP) –
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Utilities (XLU) –
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Telecom (IYZ) –
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Real Estate (IYR) –
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S&P500 vs US Treasury Bonds –
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Gold vs Bonds (GLD / TLT) alt –
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Emerging Markets vs S&P500 –
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Consumer Discretionary vs Staples –
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NYSE Composite –
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20+ Yr US Treasury Bonds (TLT) –
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US 10-year Note Futures –
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European Bank Index –
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Deatsche Bank (DB) –
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Berkshire Hathaway (BRKB) –
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Amazon (AMZN) –
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Amazon Closer Look –
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Microsoft (MSFT) –
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Apple (AAPL) Shorter-term –
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Freeport McMoRan (FCX) –
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Alphabet (GOOG) –
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Nvidia (NVDA) –
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Facebook (FB) –
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Exxon Mobil (XOM) –
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Bitcoin –
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Agribusiness –
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Chemicals –
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Railroads –
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Small-caps vs QQQs –
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IPO Index –
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Equal-weighted Retail –
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Frontier Markets –
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China Internet & Tech –
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Nikkei & Toyota –
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Staples & S&Ps –
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Capital Markets KCE –
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CRB Index –
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Financials & Broker Dealers –
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Europe 600 –
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EM Currencies –
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International Indexes
The US Stock Market does not go up or down because of what happens in the United States. US Stocks and Stocks all over the world tend to move in unison, to a certain extent. No matter where you live in the world, I think it’s important to constantly be evaluating the entire list of stock market indexes from every country on the planet. That’s what this workbook is for. It is personally one of my favorite workbooks of the list. Few workbooks on this list offer as much insight as to what is actually happening in the market than this list. You will find everything from London, Brazil and China to South Africa, India, Poland and Germany.
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London FTSE 100 Index –
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CAC 40 Index –
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Kospi 200 Index –
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Taiwan Stock Exchange Index –
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Thailand SET Index –
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Sri Lanka 20 Index –
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Australia S&P/ASX 200 –
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Merval Argentina –
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Brazil Bovespa –
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Chile –
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South Africa –
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Hall Of Famers
The Hall Of Famers list contains all the largest stocks in the US based on market capitalization.
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HALL OF FAMERS –
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Apple (AAPL) –
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Microsoft (MSFT) –
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Alphabet (GOOGL) –
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Amazon (AMZN) –
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Tesla (TSLA) –
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Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B) –
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Nvidia (NVDA) –
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Meta Platforms (FB) –
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UnitedHealth Group (UNH) –
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Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) –
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Visa (V) –
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Walmart (WMT) –
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Procter & Gamble (PG) –
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JPMorgan Chase (JPM) –
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Exxon Mobil (XOM) –
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Mastercard (MA) –
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Chevron (CVX) –
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Home Depot (HD) –
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Bank Of America (BAC) –
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The Coca-Cola Company (KO) –
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Pfizer (PFE) –
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Eli Lilly and Company (LLY) –
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AbbVie (ABBV) –
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Costco (COST) –
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Broadcom (AVGO) –
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PepsiCo (PEP) –
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Thermo Fisher Scientific (TMO) –
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Walt Disney (DIS) –
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Verizon Communications (VZ) –
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Cisco Systems (CSCO) –
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Abbott Laboratories (ABT) –
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Merck & Co (MRK) –
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Comcast (CMCSA) –
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Oracle (ORCL) –
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Adobe (ADBE) –
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Danaher (DHR) –
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Nike (NKE) –
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Intel (INTC) –
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Wells Fargo (WFC) –
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Salesforce (CRM) –
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McDonald’ (MCD) –
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T-Mobile US (TMUS) –
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Texas Instruments (TXN) –
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United Parcel Service (UPS) –
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Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY) –
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Qualcomm (QCOM) –
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NextEra Energy (NEE) –
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Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) –
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Philip Morris (PM) –
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Morgan Stanley (MS) –
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Raytheon Technologies (RTX) –
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Union Pacific (UNP) –
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Blackstone (BX) –
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The Charles Schwab Corporation (SCHW) –
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CVS Health Corp (CVS) –
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American Express (AXP) –
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Lowe’s Companies (LOW) –
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S&P Global (SPGI) –
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Intuit (INTU) –
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AT&T (T) –
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Amgen (AMGN) –
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Honeywell International (HON) –
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ConocoPhillips (COP) –
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Deere & Company (DE) –
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Prologis (PLD) –
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Anthem (ANTM) –
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International Business Machines (IBM) –
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American Tower (AMT) –
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Lockheed Martin (LMT) –
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Caterpillar (CAT) –
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Goldman Sachs (GS) –
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PayPal (PYPL) –
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Target (TGT) –
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Intuitive Surgical (ISRG) –
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BlackRock (BLK) –
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Boeing (BA) –
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Applied Materials (AMAT) –
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Airbnb (ABNB) –
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Stryker Corporation (SYK) –
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ServiceNow (NOW) –
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Netflix (NFLX) –
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Citigroup (C) –
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Estee Lauder (EL) –
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General Electric (GE) –
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Altria Group (MO) –
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Automatic Data Processing (ADP) –
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Starbucks Corporation (SBUX) –
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Charter Communications (CHTR) –
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Booking Holdings (BKNG) –
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Mondelez International (MDLZ) –
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Zoetis (ZTS) –
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Duke Energy (DUK) –
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Marsh & McLennan Companies (MMC) –
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3M Company (MMM) –
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Crown Castle International (CCI) –
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Cigna Corporation (CI) –
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CME Group (CME) –
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Analog Devices (ADI) –
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Micron Technology (MU) –
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HCA Healthcare (HCA) –
International Hall Of Famers
The International Hall Of Famers list contains all the largest international stocks (or ADRs) that are listed on major US exchanges, based on market capitalization. We’ve also included many of the largest individual stocks from each country.
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Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) –
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Alibaba Group (BABA) –
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Toyota Motor (TM) –
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ASML Holding (ASML) –
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Novartis AG (NVS) –
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Accenture plc (ACN) –
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AstraZeneca (AZN) –
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Novo Nordisk A/S (NVO) –
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Shell Plc (SHEL) –
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BHP Group (BHP) –
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Linde (LIN) –
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Royal Bank of Canada (RY) –
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PetroChina Company (PTR) –
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Medtronic (MDT) –
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Sanofi (SNY) –
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Rio Tinto Group (RIO) –
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HSBC Holdings (HSBC) –
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The Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD) –
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TotalEnergies SE (TTE) –
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SAP SE (SAP) –
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Equinor ASA (EQNR) –
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Diageo (DEO) –
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GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) –
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Unilever (UL) –
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Sony Group (SONY) –
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HDFC Bank (HDB) –
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Vale S.A. (VALE) –
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Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV (BUD) –
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Petroleo Brasileiro S.A. – Petrobras (PBR) –
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BP pplc (BP) –
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China Life Insurance (LFC) –
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British American Tobacco (BTI) –
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JD.com (JD) –
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Enbridge (ENB) –
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Canadian National Railway Company (CNI) –
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Canadian Pacific Railway (CP) –
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Brookfield Asset Management (BAM) –
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Infosys (INFY) –
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Chubb Ltd (CB) –
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Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS) –
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Shopify (SHOP) –
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Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG) –
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China Petroleum & Chemical Corp (SNP) –
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Atlassian Corporation (TEAM) –
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Nutrien Ltd (NTR) –
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Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ) –
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Bank of Montreal (BMO) –
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America Movil SAB de CV (AMX) –
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Aon plc (AON) –
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ICICI Bank (IBN) –
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MercadoLibre (MELI) –
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Banco Santander (SAN) –
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Eni SpA (E) –
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Ecopetrol SA (EC) –
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PT Telekom Indonesia (TLK) –
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Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (ERIC) –
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Spotify (SPOT) –
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Nokia (NOK) –
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Sociedad Quimica y Minera de Chile SA (SQM) –
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Check Point Software Technologie (CHKP) –
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Sasol (SSL) –
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Credicorp (BAP) –
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Futu Holdings (FUTU) –
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Star Bulk Carriers (SBLK) –
Currencies
This workbook is specifically for all of the most important currency crosses in the world. Here you will find the ones in the US Dollar Index – Yen, Euro, Pound, Aussie, Canadian Dollar and Swiss Franc. In this workbook we also include a lot of these crosses against each other like Euro/Yen and Euro/Pound. Many of the important emerging market currencies like Brazilian Real and Indian Rupee are in this group of charts.
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Bonds
The Bond workbook covers the largest markets in the world. It includes major US interest rates, their corresponding futures contracts and ETFs, as well as crucial US yield spreads and inflation expectations. It also contains numerous intermarket ratios as well as developed and emerging market bond ETFs to capture the broad scope of global credit markets.
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30-Year Yield –
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10-Year Yield –
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10-Year T-Note –
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3-Month Rate –
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Fed Funds Rate –
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Fed Funds Futures –
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IEI – 3-7yr Bond ETF –
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SHY – 1-3yr Bond ETF –
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TIPS Bond ETF –
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MUB – Muni Bond ETF –
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HYG – HY Bond ETF –
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LQD – Investment Grade Bond ETF –
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HYG/IEI – HY/Treasuries –
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LQD/IEF – Investment Grade/Treasuiries –
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TIP/IEF – TIPS/Treasuries –
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TIP/IEF – TIPS/Treasuries & 10yr Yield –
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HYG/IEI – HY/Treasuries & 10yr Yield –
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IWM/SPY – Russell/S&P 500 & 10yr Yield –
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10yyr Yield & Regional Banks/REITS –
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10yr Yield and Key Ratios –
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CBON – Chinese Bond ETF –
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10yr. Breakeven –
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10yr. Breakeven & EW Commodity Index –
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5yr., 5yr. Fwd Inflation Expectations –
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5yr. Breakevens & Fwd Inflation Expectations –
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5yr Yield & 5yr. Breakevens –
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MOVE & VIX Indexes –
Commodities
The commodities workbook includes all of the Energy Futures, Precious Metals, Base Metals and Agricultural commodities. Here you will find Crude Oil, Gold, Silver, Corn, Soybeans, Lumber and Copper. The fact that we use multiple timeframes to get both longer-term perspective as well as a more short-term outlook gives us great opportunities on both the long and short side. It is great for diversification and uncorrelated positions. The unique advantages of the futures market also makes this group of charts very attractive from a risk vs reward proposition.
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RBOB Gasoline –
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Heating Oil –
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Natural Gas –
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Ethanol –
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Gold –
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Silver –
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Platinum –
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Copper –
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Aluminum –
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Steel –
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Tin –
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Zinc –
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Lead –
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Rebar –
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Uranium –
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Lumber –
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Palm Oil –
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Corn –
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Soybeans –
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Soybean Oil –
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Chicago Wheat –
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Cardamom –
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Coffee –
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Cocoa –
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Rough Rice –
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Lean Hogs –
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Live Cattle –
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Cash-settled Butter –
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Nasdaq Water Index –
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Water Resources – PHO –
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Baltic Dry Index –
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VIX Futures –
Commodities (Monthly)
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Crude Oil –
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Brent Crude –
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RBOB Gasoline –
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Heating Oil –
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Natural Gas –
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Ethanol –
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Thermal Coal –
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Gold –
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Silver –
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Platinum –
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Palladium –
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Copper –
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Aluminum –
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Steel –
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Tin –
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Zinc –
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Nickel –
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Lead –
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Iron Ore –
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Rebar –
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Coking Coal –
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Cobalt –
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Uranium –
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Corn –
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Soybean –
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Soybean Meal –
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Soybean Oil –
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Chicago Wheat –
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KC Wheat –
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Minn. Wheat –
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Coffee –
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Cocoa –
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Sugar #11 –
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Orange Juice –
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Palm Oil –
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Jeera –
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Cardamom –
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Lumber –
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Oats –
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Rough Rice –
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Live Cattle –
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Feeder Cattle –
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Lean Hogs –
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Cash-settled Butter –
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FCX –
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NEM –
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X –
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CCJ –
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Water Resources – PHO –
Intermarket Analysis
This workbook is designed to keep together all of the most important intermarket relationships all over the world. The ratio charts included here compare asset classes, country stock markets and a variety of different sectors to one another. Here you will find anything from the Stocks vs Gold Ratio, to Consumer Discretionary vs Consumer Staples, Large-cap vs Small-cap, Growth vs Value and High Beta vs Low Volatility. We use this workbook to get a better idea of where money is flowing. By keeping this workbook up to date, we know in which assets or sectors the strength lies and where the weakness might be. It is great for asset allocation, portfolio management and overall gathering of the weight-of-the-evidence.
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Stocks vs Bonds – Daily –
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Stocks vs Bonds – Weekly –
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Stocks vs Commodities – Daily –
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Stocks vs Commodities – Weekly –
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Mega Cap vs Micro Cap – Daily –
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Mega Cap vs Micro Cap – Weekly –
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S&P Large Cap vs S&P Small Cap – Daily –
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S&P Large Cap vs S&P Small Cap – Weekly –
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Growth vs Value – Daily –
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Growth vs Value – Weekly –
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Nasdaq 100 vs Russell 2000 – Daily –
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Nasdaq 100 vs Russell 2000 – Weekly –
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Technology vs Financial – Daily –
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Technology vs Financial – Weekly –
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Consumer Discretionary vs Consumer Staples – Daily –
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Consumer Discretionary vs Consumer Staples – Weekly –
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Consumer Staples vs S&P 500 – Daily –
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Consumer Staples vs S&P 500 – Weekly –
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EW Consumer Discretionary vs EW Consumer Staples – Daily –
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EW Consumer Discretionary vs EW Consumer Staples – Weekly –
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High Beta vs Low Volatility – Daily –
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High Beta vs Low Volatility – Weekly –
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Regional Banks vs Real Estate – Daily –
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Regional Banks vs Real Estate – Weekly –
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Short Duration Bonds vs Long Duration Bonds – Daily –
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Short Duration Bonds vs Long Duration Bonds – Weekly –
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High Yield Bonds vs Treasury Bond – Daily –
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High Yield Bonds vs Treasury Bond – Weekly –
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TIPS vs Treasuries – Daily –
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TIPS vs Treasuries – Weekly –
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Emerging Market Bonds vs US Treasuries – Daily –
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Emerging Market Bonds vs US Treasuries – Weekly –
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World Ex US vs S&P 500 – Daily –
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World Ex US vs S&P 500 – Weekly –
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EAFE vs S&P 500 – Daily –
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EAFE vs S&P 500 – Weekly –
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Emerging Markets vs S&P 500 – Daily –
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Emerging Markets vs S&P 500 – Weekly –
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Gold vs Stocks – Daily –
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Gold vs Stocks – Weekly –
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Silver vs Small-Caps – Daily –
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Silver vs Small-Caps – Weekly –
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Base Metals vs Precious Metals – Daily –
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Base Metals vs Precious Metals – Weekly –
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ASC EW Base Metal vs ASC EW Precious Metal – Daily –
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ASC EW Base Metal vs ASC EW Precious Metal – Weekly –
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Copper vs Gold – Daily –
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Oil vs Stocks – Daily –
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Silver vs Gold – Daily –
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US Sectors & Industry Groups
The Sectors Workbook is designed to go through all of the different industries throughout the stock market for a variety of reasons. First, in order to get a weight-of-the-evidence view of the market, you actually need to weigh all of that evidence. Going through every single sector lets you do that. This includes Financials, Energy, Biotechnology, Railroads and even sub-industry groups like Medical Device stocks or Casino & Gaming. From a relative strength standpoint, this workbook really helps us see where the strength is and which areas are weaker.
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Market Breadth
We do an extensive amount of research when it relates to market breadth and internals. In this workbook, we publish many of our aggregate breadth indicators, including advance-decline lines, the percentage of stocks making new highs and lows, and the percentage of stocks that are overbought or oversold, among others. These indicators are calculated differently, and thus provide us with different information. Not only do we look at breadth using a variety of different measures, but we perform this analysis on a wide range of markets – from global equities, to individual sectors, and even our own custom universes. This workbook provides a great deal of information and insight as to what’s going on under the hood in these different areas.
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Global Markets Advance-Decline Line –
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Global Markets % Overbought/Oversold –
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Global Markets % Above 50/200 Day Moving Average –
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Global Markets % New 252/126 Day Highs –
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Global Markets % New 63/21 Day Highs –
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Global Markets % New 6 Month Highs/Lows –
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Global Markets % New 63 Day Highs/Lows –
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Global Markets % New 21 Day Highs/Lows –
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US Advance-Decline Lines –
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NYSE Advance-Decline Line –
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NYSE % Above 50/200 Day Moving Average –
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NYSE % New 252/126 Day Highs –
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NYSE % New 63/21 Day Highs –
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NASDAQ Advance-Decline Line –
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NASDAQ % Above 50/200 Day Moving Average –
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NASDAQ % New 252/126 Day Highs –
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NASDAQ % New 63/21 Day Highs –
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NASDAQ % New 52 Week Highs/Lows –
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S&P 500 Advance-Decline Line –
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S&P 500 % Above 50/200 Day Moving Average –
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S&P 500 % Overbought/Oversold Long Term Look –
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S&P 500 % Overbought/Oversold –
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S&P 500 % New 252/126 Day Highs –
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NASDAQ 100 Advance-Decline Line –
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NASDAQ 100 % Above 50/200 Day Moving Average –
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S&P 400 Advance-Decline Line –
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S&P 400 % New 252/126 Day Highs –
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S&P 600 Advance-Decline Line –
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Russell 3000 Advance-Decline Line –
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Russell 2000 Advance-Decline Line –
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Russell 1000 Advance-Decline Line –
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Russell 1000 % Above 50/200 Day Moving Average –
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Russell 1000 % Overbought/Oversold –
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Russell 1000 % New 252/126 Day Highs –
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Materials % Above 50/200 Day Moving Average –
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Materials % Overbought/Oversold –
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Materials % New 252/126 Day Highs –
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Materials % New 63/21 Day Highs –
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Materials % New 52 Week Highs/Lows –
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Materials % New 63 Day Highs/Lows –
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Materials % New 21 Day Highs/Lows –
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Communication % Above 50/200 Day Moving Average –
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Communication % Overbought/Oversold –
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Communication % New 252/126 Day Highs –
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Communication % New 63/21 Day Highs –
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Energy % Above 50/200 Day Moving Average –
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Energy % Overbought/Oversold –
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Energy % New 252/126 Day Highs –
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Energy % New 63/21 Day Highs –
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Energy % New 63 Day Highs/Lows –
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Financials % Above 50/200 Day Moving Average –
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Financials % Overbought/Oversold –
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Financials % New 252/126 Day Highs –
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Industrials % Above 50/200 Day Moving Average –
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Industrials % Overbought/Oversold –
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Industrials % New 252/126 Day Highs –
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Technology % Above 50/200 Day Moving Average –
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Technology % New 252/126 Day Highs –
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Consumer Staples % Above 50/200 Day Moving Average –
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Consumer Staples % Overbought/Oversold –
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Consumer Staples % New 252/126 Day Highs –
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Consumer Staples % New 63/21 Day Highs –
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Real Estate % Above 50/200 Day Moving Average –
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Real Estate % Overbought/Oversold –
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Real Estate % New 252/126 Day Highs –
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Utilities % Above 50/200 Day Moving Average –
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Health Care % Above 50/200 Day Moving Average –
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Consumer Discretionary % Above 50/200 Day Moving Average –
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Russell 1000 Growth % Above 50/200 Day Moving Average –
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Russell 1000 Growth % Overbought/Oversold –
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Russell 1000 Value % Above 50/200 Day Moving Average –
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