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David Kneupper
David Kneupper
A dashboard of timing and health indicators to help identify intermediate Buy/Sell signals. Charts updated daily.
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  • Last Update: 28 February 2021, 19:55
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A dashboard of timing and health indicators to help identify Intermediate Buy/Sell signals. Charts updated daily.

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-11- NASDAQ -- Weekly

NASDAQ three-year weekly. Stocks are at their healthiest when price remains above the blue, 10-week EMA.

-12- Bonds --- Daily

Treasurys, Municipals, Investment-Grade Corporate, and High-Yield bond ETFs.

-13 - Advance/Decline -- Market Breadth

The market performs best when these two breadth EMAs are above zero and climbing.

-14 - Up/Down Volume -- Market Breadth

The market performs best when these two breadth EMAs are above zero and climbing.

-15- CBOE Total Put/Call Ratio

Total Put/Call is a contrarian chart that weakens during market strength and climbs in weakness. 50-day EMA filters out the noise.

-16 - S&P500 Overbought/Oversold Indicator

Extreme readings at either end of these charts help identify high risk-reward entry points for longer-term market positions.

-17 - VIX Weekly

Three-year weekly VIX, with market events.

-18- Recession Monitor - 30-year

Readings >1.0 provide a useful recession warning signal, with new recessions starting on average 14 months after an inversion. It%27s the current gold standard of recession predictors, with a perfect, ten-for-ten prediction rate since 1950.

-19- Recession Monitor - One-year

One-year zoom-in of the 30-year chart above (chart 18). Readings >1.0 provide a useful recession warning signal, with new recessions starting on average 14 months after an inversion. It%27s the current gold standard of recession predictors, with a perfect, ten-for-ten prediction rate since 1950.

-20- NASDAQ Bottom Finder - 20-year

Reliable long-term buy signals occur when the Record High Percentage Index recovers from sub-20 readings. Bottoms are notoriously unreliable without a sub-20 print before recovering above 35. Less useful in identifying market tops.

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