GTI Premium Spreadsheet, 24 Oct 2025
It might be making all the headlines, but the US is broadly underperferming the world index, and was the weakest
The full suite of data from the GTI universe, covering the leading, emerging, weakening, and bearish trends from over 2,000 individual stocks in developed and emerging markets.
It might be making all the headlines, but the US is broadly underperferming the world index, and was the weakest
Eight companies join the Leading list this week, including a UK high street stalwart, a Warren Buffett favourite, and a
We have always felt that the Global Trends data would be most valuable during times of change in the markets.
Healthcare has picked up this week, while many other sectors keep fading further behind the world index, and financial services&
Thirty seven new stocks join the Bear list this week, including Unilever and Volkswagen. You can filter for these in
As the world index powers ahead, many more companies are being left behind. There are few leading trends, but many
Oracle continues to lead the market, and TSMC holds its place too, as both delivered excellent recent results. Meanwhile Coca
Biotech stocks are the theme this week, as the likes of Innovent and Argenx come through in the Leading trend
Weakness in India has resumed, as geopolitics worsens its outlook, while political unrest in Indonesia aligns with the weak signal
Rashpal has added time counters to the spreadsheets. You can now count the number of weeks that a trend has
Japan is the theme this week, as the TOPIX made a new all time high after 35 years. Many stocks
High volatility stocks have turned lower after a very strong run. The world index has recovered from last week'