20 year Nasdaq Composite chart with percentage of stocks above their 200 day MA, 150 day MA and 50 day MA underneath for comparison to past periods. Highlighted areas are when 200 day MA was below 30% level. Red line is current level in each.

This chart is completely unique. Not available anywhere else. Average at 47.50% (+1.84% 1wk). Closed just under its own 50 day MA and so I'm giving it a neutral status. It needs a strong close above the 50 day MA to change it to a positive environment.

This chart is completely unique. Not available anywhere else. Average at 45.65% (-0.61% 1 week). Status: Difficult Environment (still below its own declining 50 day MA).

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Heavy declines across the majority of sectors with only the leading sector Utilities escaping with a flat week. Energy took the hardest hit with over 22% of stocks in the sector closing the week below their 150 day (30 week) MAs, and Basic Materials was also hard hit with a 15% drop.

Major Indexes, Sectors, Industry Groups and US Stocks in Focus (51 mins)

US Total Percentage of Stocks Above their 50 Day, 150 Day and 200 Day Moving Averages Combined. Closed back above the 50 day MA

Sector Average at 82.35% (-2.32% 1wk) - which is in the Stage 2 zone. A negative week for the majority of sectors with only Utilities & Real Estate gaining.

Nasdaq Percentage of Stocks Above their 200 day MA (Long Term) - 65.06. Bear Alert Status - a close below 64% will move it to Bear Confirmed Status for the first time since the March 2020 low

Potential Major Market Breadth signal that the Bull market is still only just beginning. The 80%+ level has only been reached twice before in June 2003 & August 2009 as you can see attached. So although in the upper risk range. A major sign of strength.