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Japan’s First All-time High since 1990 - Key Drivers and What it Means
Issue 28; The world index made another all-time high. The ByteTrend Score remains a very solid 5, and a weaker
ByteTree Premium Spreadsheet, 15 August 2025
Japan is the theme this week, as the TOPIX made a new all time high after 35 years. Many stocks
The Bulls Have It
Issue 27; The world index closed the week back at an all-time high. The ByteTrend Score has returned to a
GTI Premium Spreadsheet, 8 August 2025
High volatility stocks have turned lower after a very strong run. The world index has recovered from last week'
Weather Warning
Issue 26; For the first time since April, the ByteTrend score has fallen to a 3. The World Index has
GTI Premium Spreadsheet, 1 August 2025
The market is being driven by Nvidia and Microsoft. Breadth is thinning after the weak jobs data, while bond yields
Beyond the Stars and Stripes
The S&P 500 may be hitting new highs, but beneath the surface lies growing risk: extreme concentration in
Bull Market or Bubble?
Issue 25; Since early May, the world Index has been in an uptrend with a ByteTrend Score of 5. The
GTI Premium Spreadsheet, 25 July 2025
Apple and Tesla stand out as the weakest names of the Magnificent Seven stocks, but the rest are finding their
Not a Gentleman’s Bull Market
Issue 24; The world index makes another all-time high, despite a new round of tariffs. Moreover, it did that during
GTI Premium Spreadsheet, 18 July 2025
The stock market trends this week see Aircraft appear, as Airbus and Safran are Leading while Boeing is Emerging. Nvidia
Consumer Weakness
Issue 23; The World Index looks strong on the surface, but tariffs are back on the agenda. In February, the
