
GTI Premium Spreadsheet, 11 July 2025
Nvidia and Broadcom are back leading the world index once more, as American AI stocks return to the fore. The
Rashpal Sohan is the Managing Editor of The Adaptive Asset Allocation Report. Rashpal is a quantitative finance expert who developed the model for the AAA Report.
Nvidia and Broadcom are back leading the world index once more, as American AI stocks return to the fore. The
Issue 22; The world Index made another all-time high, helped by the largest stocks, and the lowest print for the
Financials like JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs still dominate, defying the narrative of a tech-first market, and fintech disruption. At
Issue 21; “Embedded in today’s relative strength are tomorrow’s narratives.” - Jeff DeGraff The World Index makes a
US Stocks are still weak in CAPR, but the strong trends of its neighbours (Canada and Mexico) are starting to
A dramatic Israeli strike on Iran, with U.S. backing, has ignited more than just Middle East tensions. It signals
Issue 20; The World Index has eased back towards the 30-day moving average. The ByteTrend Score is still a 5,
In Asia this week, South Korea is growing in strength with names like SK Hynix in the leading category, while
Issue 19; The World Index closed the week in slightly negative territory following the strikes on Iran. Despite that, the
Defence and AI remain strong, along with Asian financials. Saudi Arabia stands out as weak alongside some leading quality defensives.
Issue 18; The world index makes an all-time high, maintaining a ByteTrend score of 5 on the daily chart. This
This week, we are seeing continued weakness in energy and real estate, while global financials and utilities remain strong. We