27/11/22. Sunday Report - The Week That Was. Week Ended 25/11/22,
XJO Monthly Chart.
This week, the chart has finished above the 8-Month Exponential Moving Average. Another bullish sign.
If these gains can hold until the end of the month, we are entering a new bullish trend.
It is almost the end of the month, so I think we can confidently say that the long-trend has changed from down to up.
The chart is still below the Supertrend (7/1.5). That may act as resistance as it did for several months back in 2020.
Another bullish factor - Monthly RSI has moved back above 50. The last two times that happened after a bear market we saw a sustained bull market.
XJO Weekly Chart.
XJO had another strong upside week after the previous week's consolidation. XJO up +1.51%%/.
SP500 Weekly Chart
SP500 is lagging behind the XJO. It remains below the major down-trend line from Jan. 2022 and below the 50-Week MA.
Supertrend Line, 8-Week EMA and Hull MA13 have all turned up. Those are bullish events.
Weekly RSI is at 52.29 - above 50; but since the beginning of the year it hasn't been able to climb above 55. If Weekly RSI gets above 55, I think we can say the bear market in American stocks is over. Wait and see.
ASX Sector Results for this week.
Relative Strength of Sectors.
RSI (Relative Strength Index) is calculated using the default setting of 14 days - almost three weeks of trading. It provides a more reliable guide to changes in sectors than the one-week results which can jerk around quite a lot and, thus, RSI is probably a better guide to recent strength in the sectors. (Click here for a description of RSI.)
NewHighs-NewLows Cumulative.
This is a lagging indicator but bullish signals are usually highly reliable.
This is a metric for the long-term investor. While NH-NL Cumulative remains below its 10-Day Moving Average, it is best for long term investors to remain cautious and defensive regarding the market.
The gap between the NH-NL Cum and the 10-Day MA is narrow and is tantalisingly close to turning bullish.
I've developed another metric StrongStocks-WeakStocks which is similar to NH-NL but gives signals a little earlier than NH-NL.
SS-WS is up for the third week in a row and has moved well above its 5-Week MA. The 5WMA has turned up - that's a bullish sign. This is only the second time this year it has given a bullish signal. The first one didn't last for long (back in late March). Hopefully, we will get a solid run-up this time as we are into a bullish seasonal period.

























