Detailed video explaining the current features available in the Stage Analysis Screener at the time of recording in March 2025 and how to use them, as well as an overview of the various other Stage Analysis tools and features available to the members on the website...

Stage Analysis members can now scan via the Stages in the Stage Analysis Screener using the Stage filter (on the top left in the second row of the filters on desktop). Which opens a dropdown with the 11 sub-stages available on the site...

Relative Strength (RS) comparison to the major stock market indexes with sectors, industry groups and also direct RS comparisons with other stocks, is a core part of Stan Weinstein's Stage Analysis method, and was described in detail in the classic book Stan Weinstein's Secrets For Profiting in Bull and Bear Markets.

In this brief 12 minute video I explain some different setup options for the Stage Analysis Technical Attributes (SATA) Indicator, which is available to use for free on Tradingview...

The Stage Analysis method this website is based upon comes from Stan Weinstein's classic book, which is called Stan Weinstein's Secrets For Profiting in Bull and Bear Markets. The method has stood the test of time through multiple extremes of both bull and bear markets over the last 30+ years; and to this day Stan Weinstein still runs his institutional investment service called the Global Trend Alert – which he launched in the early 1990s.*

This website is focused on Stan Weinstein's Stage Analysis method. However, as with any method there's a huge amount of crossover with other methods, and one of the most important to learn in order to master Stage Analysis is the Wyckoff method, which was originally created by Richard D. Wyckoff in the early part of the 20th century, and has been expanded by numerous traders over the last 100 years...

One of the hardest aspects of Stan Weinstein's Stage Analysis method is identifying when a stock / etf / index etc is transitioning from one Stage to another. The Stage Analysis Investor method entry points are at the Stage 2 breakout point, and on a successful backup to the Stage 2 breakout following the breakout...

As the majority of the worlds stock markets are currently experiencing an ongoing Stage 4 declining phase. I thought it would be interesting and useful to have a look back at the significant Stage 4 declines since the early 1980s – of which there have been 16 including the current Stage 4 decline...

Listen to a Q&A with Stan Weinstein that was done on Twitter Spaces on Saturday 2nd April 2022 by George Noble. Which is an in-depth discussion with Stan on parts of the method, current themes etc. The best interview since the Financial Sense interview series back in 2011-13.

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