Folks, something serious is happening in the S&P 500 Index... As regular readers know, we measure the broad market in the Power Gauge with the SPDR S&P 500 Fund (SPY).
The 'Smart Money' Is On the Move in the S&P 500
By Vic Lederman, editorial director, Chaikin Analytics
Folks, something serious is happening in the S&P 500 Index...
As regular readers know, we measure the broad market in the Power Gauge with the SPDR S&P 500 Fund (SPY). And right now, just about 10% of the rated stocks in SPY earn a "bullish" or better overall grade right now... along with a very special distinction.
I'm specifically talking about a distinction related to a special type of buying pattern – the one that's named after Marc Chaikin himself.
You see, Marc Chaikin developed the Chaikin Money Flow indicator in the 1980s. It measures the buying patterns associated with the so-called "smart money."
Specifically, we're talking about the largest institutions and individuals on Wall Street. These are the kind of investors who can't just go out and buy everything they want in one day.
If they did that, it would move the price of the shares too much... or it would reveal that they're accumulating a large position.
So they have to break up their buying into smaller chunks. And, through the power of data analytics, we can see those patterns.
Marc's refinement of this concept was truly a stroke of genius. It cemented him as a legendary technical analyst.
He built this tool directly into the Power Gauge. And over the weekend, I spotted something serious with its help...
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The Smart Money Is Loading Up on Strong Stocks
Now, it's normal for the Power Gauge to identify stocks in "bullish" territory. That's true even in a downturn like we're experiencing now.
But I didn't expect to see so many with strong Chaikin Money Flow in the S&P 500 right now...
It's arguably the most important index in the market. It tracks the largest 500 companies listed on U.S. exchanges.
And we all know that the S&P 500 has taken a beating this year.
At its lowest point last month, it was down about 19% from its all-time high in February. Even with the recent rally, it's still down roughly 8% from that level.
So you might be surprised to know that just about 10% of the index shows what we call "strong" Chaikin Money Flow... and has a "bullish" or better Power Gauge rating.
That means that roughly one in 10 companies show signs of what we would describe as "stealth accumulation." Or in other words, these are the stocks that Wall Street is buying now.
Interestingly, these stocks aren't concentrated in a single industry. In fact, they're spread over 26 industry groups.
But there's something important behind the industries. The vast majority of the stocks I'm talking about are in strong industry groups, too.
Putting it all together, that narrows it down to a list of 34 stocks in strong industry groups... with "bullish" or "very bullish" ratings... that also show strong Chaikin Money Flow.
Now, it wouldn't be fair to paid subscribers for me to give this full list away. After all, it points to some of the best opportunities that the Power Gauge sees right now.
— According to the Chaikin Power Bar, Large Cap stocks are more Bearish than Small Cap stocks. Major indexes are mixed.
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Sector Tracker
Sector movement over the last 5 days
Industrials
+4.03%
Information Technology
+3.52%
Communication
+3.09%
Real Estate
+2.7%
Financial
+2.64%
Materials
+1.85%
Consumer Staples
+1.14%
Utilities
+1.09%
Consumer Discretionary
+0.82%
Health Care
-0.33%
Energy
-2.98%
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Industry Focus
Capital Markets Services
8
46
9
Over the past 6 months, the Capital Markets subsector (KCE) has underperformed the S&P 500 by -1.10%. Its Power Bar ratio, which measures future potential, is Weak, with more Bearish than Bullish stocks. It is currently ranked #12 of 21 subsectors and has moved down 1 slot over the past week.
Indicative Stocks
ARES
Ares Management Corp
LPRO
Open Lending Corpora
BX
Blackstone Inc.
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Top Movers
Gainers
GDDY
+3.36%
EQT
+3.22%
DAL
+2.96%
NEM
+2.93%
TTWO
+2.65%
Losers
ZBH
-11.62%
ON
-8.35%
TSN
-7.75%
APA
-5.83%
BRK.B
-5.12%
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Earnings Report
Earnings Surprises
F Ford Motor Company
Q1
$0.14
Beat by $0.12
SUI Sun Communities, Inc.
Q1
$-0.19
Missed by $-0.27
CMI Cummins Inc.
Q1
$5.96
Beat by $1.04
ARES Ares Management Corporation
Q1
$1.09
Beat by $0.15
O Realty Income Corporation
Q1
$0.28
Missed by $-0.05
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