Rotation Pause
Issue 44; * Global rotation pauses as big tech hangs on. * No leading countries or sectors make this a stock picker’
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Issue 44; * Global rotation pauses as big tech hangs on. * No leading countries or sectors make this a stock picker’
The Mag 7 remains highly influential for the index, as they amount to 21.5% of the World Index. Despite that, five of those seven companies have lagged the World Index this year, making it a two-horse race.
Issue 42; * Healthcare leads the rotation. * Technology under pressure. * Smells like a bear, but too early to tell. The World
Issue 41; * The great stockmarket rotation accelerates. * Defensive stocks gain as hype cools. * Shift towards Asia. The World Index ended
Issue 38; * Many stocks are in an uptrend (beta), but fewer are beating the market (alpha). * Consumer weakness is prevalent.
Issue 37; * The stockmarket recovers from another week of turbulence. * Germany stocks give back much of their gains. * Consumer stocks
The World Index dropped to a 3 from a 5 last week, following Trump’s renewed trade war with China. The greatest fears were averted as he reversed his position over the weekend. This is not how healthy bull markets should operate.
Issue 35; - Large and volatile stocks continue to lead the market. - Chip stocks build the future. - Consumer
Issue 34; - Energy exploration stocks are on the move. - India's weakness broadens. - Payments, exchanges, capital
Issue 33; - The number of bear trends rises sharply as bull trends decline. - The size effect at extremes.
Issue 32; - The stockmarket is testing momentum records. - The market is being driven by volatile stocks. - Too
Issue 31; It’s an interesting issue this week as change is underfoot. The ascent of the World Index is