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Modern Family:        Symbol:    Status:      Roles (leading indicators that act as a guide for the stock market macro picture)
S&P 500 Index         .SPx       Bullish      - major U.S. market index
Russell 1000EW        EQAL       Warning      - gauge the health of many Large-Mid companies within the U.S.
Russell 2000          IWM        Warning      - gauge the health of many Small-Micro companies within the U.S.
Transportation        IYT        Warning      - measure Industry & Manufacture strength - supply and demand
Retail                XRT        Warning      - measure strength economy and consumer confidence
Regional Bank         KRE        BEARish      - measure the health of financial system in the U.S.
BioTech               IBB        BEARish      - highly speculated: assesses where money is flowing
SemiConductor         SMH        Warning      - innovation: a major player technology trends
                      As of      15-Sep-23  

The Economic Modern Family (MarketGauge.com) is a combination of one market index and 5 varying sectors & groups for "Market Analysis".
Trend indicators that give you an overall weekly gauge of how aggressive or not to be on the long or short side.
*My "Economic Modern Family" signals(3) are not strictly identical to the MarketGauge.com "Phases Tutorial"(6).
- "BEARish" phase is when the price(5d) is below the 50-Day and 200-Day moving averages while the 50-DMA is below the 200-DMA.
- "Cautionary Warning" phase is when the price(5d) is below the 50-Day or 200-Day moving averages for at least 5 days.
- "Bullish" phase is when the price(5d) is above the 50-Day and 200-Day moving averages for at least 5 days.
- "Support" is the level(floor) at which demand is strong enough to stop the stock from falling any further. (MAC positive 5d)
- "Resistance" is the level(ceiling) at which supply is strong enough to stop the stock from moving higher. (MAC negative 5d)

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Modern Family:  Symbol:    Status:*   MAC(50)     Slope()  MAC(200)    Slope()  Roles (leading indicators that act as a guide for the stock market macro picture)
S&P 500 Index   .SPX       Caution    Support     -1%      Support     17%      - major U.S. market index
Russell 1000EW  EQAL       Caution    Resistance  -4%      Support     1%       - gauge the health of many Large-Mid companies within the U.S.
Russell 2000    IWM        Caution    Resistance  -6%      Support     4%       - gauge the health of many Small-Micro companies within the U.S.
Transportation  IYT        Caution    Resistance  -8%      Support     14%      - measure Industry & Manufacture strength - supply and demand
Retail          XRT        Caution    Resistance  -8%      Resistance  -2%      - measure strength economy and consumer confidence
Regional Banks  KRE        BEARish    Resistance  -4%      Resistance  -42%     - measure the health of financial system in the U.S.
BioTech         IBB        BEARish    Resistance  -1%      Resistance  -5%      - highly speculated: assesses where money is flowing
SemiConductor   SMH        Caution    Resistance  -4%      Support     42%      - innovation: a major player technology trends
As of                      15-Sep-23                                            
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The Economic Modern Family (MarketGauge.com) is a combination of one market index and 5 varying sectors & groups for "Market Analysis".
Trend indicators that give you an overall weekly gauge of how aggressive or not to be on the long or short side.
*My "Economic Modern Family" signals(3) are not strictly identical to the MarketGauge.com "Phases Tutorial"(6). Rev 9/18/2023

- "BEARish" phase is when the closing price is below the 50-Day and 200-Day moving averages for at least 5 days, while both MA slopes are Negative.
- "Bullish" phase is when the closing price is above the 50-Day and 200-Day moving averages for at least 5 days, while both MA slopes are Positive.
- "Cautionary Warning" phase is when the moving average crossovers(MAC) and MA slopes are not "BEARish" or "Bullish".
- "Support" is the level(floor) at which demand is strong enough to stop the stock from falling any further. (MAC positive 5d)
- "Resistance" is the level(ceiling) at which supply is strong enough to stop the stock from moving higher. (MAC negative 5d)

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If I keep trying maybe this will be the correct one. Sorry,
This version includes the published MA Slope the last one included my daily Price slope.

Modern Family:  Symbol:    Status:*   MAC(50)     Slope(MA)  MAC(200)    Slope(MA)  Roles (leading indicators that act as a guide for the stock market macro picture)
S&P 500 Index   .SPX       Bullish    Support     5%         Support     3%         - major U.S. market index
Russell 1000EW  EQAL       Caution    Resistance  5%         Support     -2%        - gauge the health of many Large-Mid companies within the U.S.
Russell 2000    IWM        Caution    Resistance  6%         Support     -1%        - gauge the health of many Small-Micro companies within the U.S.
Transportation  IYT        Caution    Resistance  10%        Support     2%         - measure Industry & Manufacture strength - supply and demand
Retail          XRT        Caution    Resistance  7%         Resistance  -4%        - measure strength economy and consumer confidence
Regional Banks  KRE        Caution    Resistance  13%        Resistance  -27%       - measure the health of financial system in the U.S.
BioTech         IBB        Caution    Resistance  -1%        Resistance  6%         - highly speculated: assesses where money is flowing
SemiConductor   SMH        Caution    Resistance  9%         Support     17%        - innovation: a major player technology trends
As of                      15-Sep-23                                                
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IBD Investors Podcast-Market Phases, Calendar Ranges, Picks

1  Bullish       Buy Time   Price above both MAs          Slopes Both Positive          50-DMA Above 200-DMA
2  Accumulation  Buy Time   Price above both MAs          Slopes Neutral to Positive    50-DMA Below 200-DMA
3  Recovery      Buy Time   Price above 50 Below 200 MAs  Slope 50 Neutral or Positive  50-DMA Below 200-DMA
 
4  Bearish       Sell Time  Price Below both MAs          Slopes Both Negative          50-DMA Below 200-DMA
5  Distribution  Sell Time  Price Below both MAs          Slopes Neutral to Negative    50-DMA Above 200-DMA
6  Warning       Sell Time  Price below 50 above 200 MAs  Slope 50 Neutral or Negative  50-DMA Above 200-DMA

The Economic Modern Family (MarketGauge.com) is a combination of one market index and 5 varying sectors & groups for "Market Analysis".
Trend indicators that give you an overall weekly gauge of how aggressive or not to be on the long or short side.
*My "Economic Modern Family" signals(3) are not strictly identical to the MarketGauge.com "Phases Tutorial"(6). Rev 9/19/2023
Market Phases
- "BEARish" phase is when the closing price is below the 50-Day and 200-Day moving averages for at least 5 days, while both MA slopes are Negative.
- "Bullish" phase is when the closing price is above the 50-Day and 200-Day moving averages for at least 5 days, while both MA slopes are Positive.
- "Cautionary Warning" phase is when the moving average crossovers(MAC) and MA slopes are not "BEARish" or "Bullish".
- "Support" is the level(floor) at which demand is strong enough to stop the stock from falling any further. (MAC positive 5d)
- "Resistance" is the level(ceiling) at which supply is strong enough to stop the stock from moving higher. (MAC negative 5d)

GD_

both MA slopes are Negative

Over what period do you measure the MA slopes?

Baltassar

Over what period do you measure the MA slopes?

Slope () returns the slope of the linear regressioon line throught the data points 50 and 200 days

GD_

Never noticed that before!

Thanks,

Baltassar

Never noticed that before!

Its not commonly used probably because it sometimes reports trends that are unexpected.

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