I consider the Value Line Geometric Average (VLG) the best measure of the broad US stock market. The Average consists of stocks of about 1.700 companies of all types and sizes, from all major sectors/industry groups, and all have equal weight and thus the same impact on its performance.
Both the VLG and small-cap indices are still in ranges and need to break convincingly to the upside to support the advance of the S&P 500 Index and the other indices comprised of large-cap stocks. For VLG, the key level is roughly 610.
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Disclaimer: The charts and commentaries provided here are for educational and informational purposes only and are based on data that is considered accurate, reliable and timely. All ideas, opinions and views expressed in the articles are solely my own.
Disclaimer:
The charts and commentaries provided here are for educational and informational purposes only and are based on data that is considered accurate, reliable and timely. All ideas, opinions and views expressed in the articles are solely my own.
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