Public ChartLists

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

Six-month chart of Treasurys, Municipals, Investment-Grade Corporate, and High-Yield bond ETFs.

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

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

A three-year weekly VIX, with market events.

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

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.

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.

A 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.

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