Category: Data Insights

Did you know that a rare bearish “inverse signal” appeared for the first time in 79 years? It occurred only 11 instances in the past 91 years since 1931.

This rare data signal is called “Inverse Zweig Breadth Collapse!”

In the last data insight article, we covered a bullish signal called “Back-to-Back-to-Back 80% Up Days” and its possible upside scenarios.

However, on the 10th of June, an even rarer bearish signal appeared after almost eight decades.
In this noteworthy data insight article, we will cover the other side of the spectrum to give you a comprehensive view of how this signal could warn us about a possible downside for the S&P 500!

This article is inspired by Rob Hanna’s post on QuantifiableEdges.com after his extraordinary finding of this rare signal being triggered by the current market sentiment.

Did you know that a rare data signal occurred in only 12 other instances in the past 50 years since 1970?

That rare data signal is called ‘Back-to-Back-to-Back 80% Up Days’!

In this special data insight article, we will cover what had happened to the S&P 500 every time this signal occurred in the past 50 years, such as how the S&P 500 performed 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 9 months, 1 year, 2 years, 3 years, 4 years and 5 years out!

We will also address the maximum drawdowns the S&P 500 encountered following the rare signal, so that our readers can form a good appreciation of the risk/reward probability based on historical context.

Are you interested in eventful news related to China?

Here are 9 key events that have occurred to the Chinese markets including Xi’s call with Biden over Ukraine and the big selldown in Hong Kong and Chinese stock markets!

Technology stocks have been taking a beating in recent sessions, having been in favour due to digital acceleration since Covid 19 occurred.

Hence it is extremely rare for technology stocks to be making new highs coming into 2022.

If 2021 was the year where inflation escalated in a manner not seen in the past 30 years, the big story for 2022 may be that it is the year inflation decreased as swiftly as it escalated.

In fact, we’ve already covered this in our previous inflation article!

In this newsletter, do we have supporting data to suggest that inflation has peaked, and not only that it is likely to de-escalate?

Did you know that ‘Market Breadth’ data has been very weak? In fact, a weak market breadth data signal was present in 2007, just before the great Financial Crisis occurred in 2008.

Precisely because of this, many analysts and financial news commentators are comparing the current market conditions with 2007/2008, and are calling for a major correction/selldown to occur.

On 14-15th December 2021, the US Federal Reserve (Fed) will be conducting their regular scheduled Fed Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting .

This meeting matters a lot to everyone in the world and especially the USA, as it is where decisions regarding the nation’s money supply are made, and communicated to the public.