The Weekly Trend

In this week’s episode, Dave, Dan, Pratty, and Kevin discuss what they were looking for to support a bullish thesis in October, and what they have been seeing now in relation to that thesis. They also discuss international equities, the U.S. Dollar, Dow Jones, breadth improvement, equal weight versus market cap weighted sectors, breakaway momentum, and base metals. 

In this week’s episode, Ian and Kevin talk about how stocks and commodities have largely been range bound with bonds trying to bounce back. They also talk about how value vs growth continues to hold up, along with energy and metals and mining, along with international areas that are showing strength. 

In this special edition of 'The Weekly Trend' podcast, David and Ian sit down to discuss their journey through creating ADPV, why it was created, and all the people involved in helping  launch Adaptiv's first ETF. 

In this week’s episode, Dave, Dan, and Kevin discuss the recent breaking of important levels on major indices, Crypto, FAANG Stocks, and how the US dollar is holding up, and how overhead supply is seen in multiple areas of the market. 

In this weeks episode, Ian and Dave discuss the major indices and their 200 day moving averages, market capitalizations, and the continued move higher for bonds. Bulls seem to be getting everything they want with rates, the dollar, and VIX all moving lower. Will it be enough? There are still many looming similarities to 2008 out there, but the short-term trend is up. However, the recent price action is much different than what we saw this summer. 

In this weeks episode, Ian, Dan, and Kevin discuss the choppy week we had across equity markets, continued strength from bonds, and weakness from Crude Oil. Foreign stocks are still outperforming. Intermarket relationships giving mixed signals. 

In this weeks episode. David and Ian discuss the eruption in cryptos from a technical perspective, the mixed signals we see in the stock market, weakness from the US Dollar, and precious metals. 

On this weeks episode, David and Ian discuss the "project", another week of bifurcation in equities, and where the major indices stand in regards to their long-term trends. Energy remains king and Tech is still an area to avoid, with no changes from the US Dollar or interest rates. And when it comes to market caps, the smaller the better. 

In this week's episode, Dave, Ian, and Pratty discuss the continued rally in stocks, Mega Caps breaking down except for AAPL, Value sectors, Small Caps, 30-year yields, and Value versus Growth.