Weekly Risk Gauge (WRG): “MT Downtick as Defense Climbs.”
Highlights The U.S. Risk Gauge medium-term timeframe has downticked to 5, deeper into 'Mixed' territory, while the long-term gauge remains
Weekly Risk Gauge (WRG): “Focusing on Change at the Margin.”
Highlights The U.S. Risk Gauge remains oversold, with the ST timeframe in
Weekly Risk Gauge (WRG): “Technology First to Emerge.”
Highlights The LT gauge remains in 'Risk On' while the MT gauge closed in the top half of 'Mixed', creating
Weekly Risk Gauge (WRG): “Weakness Spills into Monthly Timeframe.”
Highlights The U.S. Risk Gauge downticked in both MT and ST last week, but the LT timeframe remains intact as
Weekly Risk Gauge (WRG): “Semis Showing Relative Strength.”
Highlights The U.S. market is increasingly oversold, but bullish LT and MT structure remains intact, creating a setup we view
Weekly Risk Gauge (WRG): “Oversold at the Market Level.”
Highlights Despite rising macro and geopolitical risks, the U.S. MOTR Risk Gauge remains 'Risk On' in the long and medium
Weekly Risk Gauge (WRG): “ST Downticks, Looking for Pullbacks.”
Highlights Major indices posted a second consecutive week of slight gains, while the Short-Term Risk Gauge downticked. Health Care continued
Weekly Risk Gauge (WRG): “A Familiar Face Back in Leadership.”
Highlights The Risk Gauge downticked one notch in the Short-Term but remains 'Risk On' across all time frames, potentially heading
Weekly Risk Gauge (WRG): “One last week for ‘Risk On’.”
Highlights The U.S. Risk Gauge and sector rankings remain steady heading into a busy week, with the potential to close
Weekly Risk Gauge (WRG): “Another Uptick for the Risk Gauge.”
Highlights The U.S. Risk Gauge remains in ‘Risk On’ across all time frames, with the Short Term ticking up another
Weekly Risk Gauge (WRG): “Risk On in All Timeframes.”
Highlights U.S. Risk Gauge returned to full Risk On as the S&P 500 reached all-time highs. Market breadth has broadened
Weekly Risk Gauge (WRG): “The Risk Gauge Stays Steady.”
Highlights Despite earnings season, the FOMC meeting, geopolitical tensions, and weakness in leadership stocks, the U.S. Risk Gauge remains just