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This NDR chart, % Of Stocks Above MAs (5 to 252), that we refer to as DAVIS 275, plots the percentage of stocks, for five equity indexes, trading above their moving averages ranging from five to 252...
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At NDR we take a 360° degree look at factors impacting stocks. Our founder Ned Davis currently rates the tape and momentum as positive. Monetary and macro seem hopeful, given Fed tightening looks...
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Global services activity continued to grow at a snail’s pace in November, as the PMI crept up 0.2 points to 50.6, well below an average of 55 in Q2 of this year and the long-term average of 53.6....
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The consumer delinquency rate jumped 16 basis points, the most since Q2 2009, to 2.53% -- the highest since Q1 2013. It was the eighth straight quarterly rise. Clearly some consumers are struggling...
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Since last month’s yield downturn several of NDR’s daily sentiment gauges have reversed higher from pessimistic extremes. Suggesting bond investors have regained confidence that yields will remain...
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Was the October weakness a warning that favorable Nov-Dec seasonal tendencies won’t hold up this year? Tim Hayes, NDR’s Chief Investment Strategist, studied October declines of -2% or more in the S&P...
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Despite some indicator deterioration featured in recent weeks, NDR remains overweight stocks. To give clients a look at the potential other side of the debate, Ned Davis highlights that this has been...
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While the August update of the NDR Global Balanced Account Model reflected a more modest equity reading than in July and August, our Chief Global Investment Strategist Tim Hayes is maintaining his...
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NDR’s Chief Macro Strategist Joe Kalish was recently featured in a Bloomberg article by Josyana Joshua, and Olivia Raimonde on August 1, 2023. Joe highlighted the uncertainty beneath the surface for...
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"The degree of unprofitable anxiety in an investor’s life corresponds directly to the amount of time one concentrates on how the market should be acting rather than the way it actually is acting.” -...
