NDW Morning Pulse - October 9, 2026

• Markets were spooked by news from OpenAI, causing the Nasdaq-100 to fall 1.39% on the day. Specifically, it was announced that the annualized revenue for the company was $20 billion less than anticipated. NDX reversed back into Os on its default chart but is still close to all-time highs it set this week.
• Memory chip companies have benefitted the most from the AI trade this year, so news today was a blow to those companies. The Roundhill Memory ETF (DRAM) fell more than 5%, ending its streak of two buy signals, but keeping it at a solid fund score of 4.05 for now. The fund now trades closely above its bullish support line, which lies at $53.
• Similarly, the memory-dominated South Korean market was also one of the biggest losers on the day. The Franklin FTSE South Korea ETF (FLKR) stumbled around 4%, causing the first sell signal for the fund since its initial selloff in June/July. Even with today though, the fund is still up more than 75% YTD.
• While the broader market was down, breadth was noticeably positive on the day. The S&P 500 Equal Weight Index rose 0.6% on Thursday, outperforming the cap weight SPX by over 1%, marking a wide outperformance in favor of the average stock.
• Starbucks (SBUX) reportedly is exploring a takeover of Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG), causing movement for both stocks. SBUX broke a double bottom at $92 for a sell signal, leaving the 2 for 5’er near oversold territory. Meanwhile, CMG rose more than 6% on the day, but it remains a weak for 1 for 5’er.

10/9/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - October 8, 2026

• The S&P 500 Index ([SPX]) declined 0.22% on 10/7, followed by the Dow Jones Industrial Average ([.DJIA]), which fell 0.66%. International equities also weakened, with the iShares Emerging Markets ETF down 1.32% for the day. 
• The Ten week for the S&P 500 ([^TWSPX]) reversed back up into Xs from washed out levels, signaling an increase in near-term participation. However, the bullish percent for the S&P 500 ([^BPSPX]) remains in a column of Os, as the intermediate-term participation remains on fragile footing.
• Futures markets are currently pricing in more than an 80% chance of a rate hike at the December 9, 2026 Fed meeting. Higher rate expectations could weigh on growth-oriented sectors, which tend to be more sensitive to changes in interest rates.
• On the earnings front, a few major companies are expected to report earnings over the next week: Taiwan Semiconductor ([TSM] 5/5 TA Score on 10/15), J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. ([JPM] 4/5 TA Score on 10/13), and ASML Holding ([ASML] 4/5 TA on 10/14).
• Yesterday’s research highlighted the latest ETF leaders over Q3. The last quarter’s performance was driven primarily by technology, energy, and biotechnology-related ETFs, although leadership rotated beneath the surface and some tech segments, particularly semiconductors, struggled. Looking year-to-date, technology remains the dominant theme despite recent weakness, while China, metals, homebuilders, and other cyclical areas have been persistent laggards, highlighting the importance of focusing on sustained momentum trends rather than short-term performance swings.

10/8/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - October 7, 2026

• US futures are lower this morning after the S&P 500 recorded its fourth consecutive up day yesterday and reached a record high.
• The S&P 500 led the major US benchmarks higher yesterday, gaining 0.58%. Gold and silver were also higher as US Treasury yields and the dollar were both down.
• Crude oil ([CL/]) broke a spread quadruple bottom at $88 and fell back into a negative trend. Crude is up slightly this morning trading a bit below $90.
• While the S&P 500 and Nasdaq have hit fresh all-time highs this week, most of our participation indicators continue to show narrow breadth.
• The ICE BofA High Yield Spread Index ([HIGHYIELDSPREAD]) reversed up last week, reflecting widening high yield credit spreads, a potential sign of a risk-off posture towards credit emerging in the fixed market.
• Yesterday’s research focused on the quarterly changes to the International Technical Leaders indices. Canada and Japan are the two largest country exposures in the developed international index with finance being the largest sector exposure. Meanwhile, Taiwan is by far the largest country exposure in the emerging markets index at roughly 60% with electronic technology being the largest sector exposure.
• It’s a pretty light week in terms of earnings and economic data but minutes of the last Fed meeting are due out this afternoon and could impact expectations for additional rate hikes. The market is currently pricing in a better than 80% chance of at least one more rate hike by the end of the year.

10/7/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse – October 6, 2026

• It was a mostly productive day for many of the names we typically look at within the video. Leading the way to the upside were emerging markets ([EEM]), the Nasdaq Composite, and the Russell 1000. To the downside, the fixed income space and commodities were the large losers, with crude down nearly 2% for the day.
• In terms of notable chart action, [SPXEWI] reversed back up into X’s on its chart. While we do still trade on a PnF sell signal, the silver lining is the fact that we sit in a long-term positive trend. We will look for the average stock to continue to improve as participation remains a key battleground moving into Q4.
• The US Dollar ([DX/Y]) has drifted higher alongside rates, although both are now heavily overbought and some normalization could make sense. As rates drift higher, outstanding fixed income continues to decline, particularly those areas further out on the curve. [TLT] posted its fourth consecutive sell signal on its chart and the space remains a relative laggard within the fixed income space.
• [VUG]. vs. [VTV], a key growth/value RS relationship, moved back into X’s favoring growth with yesterdays action. Growth has held control on this RS relationship since 2023 and sits at or near all time RS highs.
• Developed [EFA] vs. emerging [EEM] on a 3.25% chart flipped back into O’s favoring emerging markets in the near term. The emerging space remains somewhat convincing which developed areas have struggled slightly, particularly on the trend following front.
• [STZ] reports after close on 10/6. It holds strong as a weak attribute name and should largely be avoided. [DASH] returns to a buy signal but maintains a negative trend- the technicals might support a flier position with further upside action around $208. Consider setting an alert.

10/6/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse – October 5, 2026

NDW Morning Pulse – October 5, 2026.

• U.S. equity indices rebounded Friday (10/2) after the jobs report came in lower than expected, spurring a notable decrease in the chances for additional rate increases through the end of the year. The Nasdaq Composite ([NASD]) and Nasdaq-100 ([NDX]) were both up over 1% on 10/2, bringing each back to positive for the week, up 45 and 65 basis points. NDX rallied above 31000 to mark a new all-time chart high on 10/2, while additional indices reversed in Xs. The Russell 2000 Index ([RUT]) shifted back into Xs on 10/2 after seeing a negative trend change on 10/1.
• Though the jobs report led investors to perceive there may be a change in the Fed’s trajectory for interest rates through the remainder of 2026, the U.S. Treasury 10-Year Yield  Index ([TNX]) continues to sit at 5.3% on the chart following Friday’s trading and the iShares U.S. Core Bond ETF ([AGG]) reside at recent lows.
• This week’s trading begins with short-term indicators sitting at or near chart lows from April 2025. The NYSE High Low Index ([^NYSEHILO]), which measures the percentage of stocks making 52-week highs relative to those making 52-week high and lows, sits on the verge of falling into single digits for the first time since late 2023. Additionally, the weekly distribution for the NYSE ([^WDNYSE]), which measures the average weekly distribution reading (overbought/oversold level), has fallen further into oversold territory at -38% and is on the threshold of highly oversold territory. Notable drops below -40% denote highly oversold territory on the ^WD indicator and the last two times the ^WDNYSE fell below the highly oversold threshold was in April 2025 and late 2023. It is worth noting that, while the ([^WDNDX]) measures just roughly 100 stocks, the indicator maintains a higher reading at -8% on the chart, nowhere near April 2025 lows.
• Q3 earnings season will kick off this week with the likes of Pepsi ([PEP]) and Delta ([DAL]) reporting on Thursday (10/8) and Friday (10/9). Chart highlights of both are below.
  • Pepsi Co. ([PEP]) – Last week’s trading saw the 1 for 5’er fall to $126, dropping below the April 2025 chart low and marking the lowest chart level since the first half of 2020. This marks the most oversold level for PEP since late 2024, and given the low technical attribute, holders may utilize any potential rebound from these levels as an exit opportunity.
  • Delta Air Lines ([DAL]) – Friday’s (10/2) trading led to a third buy signal with a double top break at $86 and to penetrate the bearish resistance line, flipping the trend back to positive. The trend change increases DAL up to a 4 for 5’er and places the stock back above the middle of the 10-week trading band. From here, support has developed in the $81 to $82 range, while additional sits in the $76 to $77 range.

10/5/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - October 2, 2026

• Markets pushed higher on Thursday, led by the average stock, with the S&P 500 Equal Weight Index (SPXEWI) gaining almost 0.5%. That said, the equal weight index is still on track for its seventh straight week of declines.
• The decline in the average stock over the last several weeks has left several of our indicators on the cusp of washed-out territory. The bullish percent for the S&P 500 fell another 1.6% yesterday, leaving it just one box away from the 30% level, an area typically positive for markets, especially following reversals back into Xs.
• Growth and momentum have been the best performing factors in 2026, but the two factors slowed down in the third quarter. Growth stock fund RPG fell more than 8.5% in the third quarter, as mentioned in yesterday's feature on factor performance.
• Technology continues to sit at the top of DALI’s sector rankings and yesterday saw the group further its ascent. The average technology stock, as represented by the Invesco S&P Equal Weight Technology ETF (RSPT), set new all-time highs while completing another buy signal at $67.
• Conversely, consumer discretionary stocks have been sliding, with the group remaining firmly near the bottom of DALI’s rankings. Yesterday, sector representative XLY broke a double bottom at $108 to complete a bearish triangle. Meanwhile, the VanEck Retail ETF (RTH) also completed a sell signal as consumer woes continue to serve as a headwind.

10/2/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - October 1, 2026

• Markets moved modestly lower over the past day (through 9/30). The S&P 500 ([SPX]) declined 0.25%, followed by the Russell 2000 ([RUT]) down 0.39%, the S&P 500 Equal Weight Index ([SPXEWI]) down 0.75%, and emerging markets ([EEM]) lower by 0.91%.
• The Percent Positive for the S&P 500 ([^PTSPX]) reversed lower in early September and has continued to deteriorate. The indicator now stands at 48%, signaling that fewer than half of the index's constituents remain in positive trends and suggesting underlying long-term weakness beneath the broader market.
• The technology sector climbed to the top spot in our DALI sector rankings last week and continued to strengthen, adding 15 signals over the past week (since 9/22) and reinforcing its leadership position. Healthcare remained close behind in second place, also showing relative improvement with a gain of 5 signals over the same period.
• On the earnings front, a few major companies are expected to report earning over the next week: Accenture PLC ([ACN] 3/5 TA Score on 10/1), NIKE, Inc. ([NKE] 0/5 TA Score on 10/1), and PepsiCo, Inc. ([PEP]).
• Yesterday’s research highlighted the latest reconstitution of the Invesco Dorsey Wright Momentum ETF (PDP). Despite a challenging Q3 amid shifting market leadership, the strategy rotated into areas of improving relative strength, with healthcare, technology, and select financials emerging as leaders while industrials continued to weaken.

10/1/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - September 30, 2026

• US equity futures up slightly this morning after the final estimate of Q2 US GDP came in 70 basis points above the prior estimate.
• Most major US indices were lower yesterday. The S&P fell 17 bps, while the Dow was down 26 bps. The Nasdaq-100 eked out a 21 bps gain.
• US Treasury yields have continued to rise. The 10-year US Treasury Yield Index ([TNX]) now sits at 5.25% on its default chart.
• The rise in yields has driven significant weakness in bonds. The iShares Barclays 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF ([TLT]) now sits at its lowest level since the early 2000s.
• We continue to see significant volatility in crude oil ([CL/]). Crude was down 3.5% yesterday and now sits against notable short-term support at $89.
• The US Dollar Index ([DX/Y]) reached 101.50 yesterday. DX/Y would break a spread triple top and return to a positive trend on its P&F chart with a move to 102.
• The rise in yields and the dollar has been a headwind for precious metals over the short term. Gold ([GC/]) has fallen 4.5% over the last week, while silver ([SI/]) has lost 8%.
• Micron ([MU]) is expected to report earnings this afternoon. MU is currently a 5 for 5’er and ranks eighth out of 74 names in the semiconductor sector matrix. Major support and resistance levels to watch are $1248, MU’s all-time high and $744, its July low.

9/30/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - September 29, 2026

• It was quite a negative day yesterday with the majority of names we typically look at landing in the red. Of note were emerging markets ([EEM]) which slid over 1%, followed by the Nasdaq Composite ([NASD]) which was off 92 basis points. Broader fixed income was the “winner” for the day as it only fell .49%, which is still a relatively poor day for the fixed income space as a whole.
• Participation (or lack thereof) continues to be the main story as we move into Q4. One of NDW’s flagship, long-term indictors ([^PTSPX]) moved to 50% with yesterday’s action, a historically significant level. Most of the market’s upside has come when ^PTSPX was sitting above 50%, making holding this point mission critical as we rapidly close out 2026.
• Along that same vein, the average S&P 500 stock struggled yesterday as [SPXEWI] moved a box lower on its default chart. Silver lining, there is plenty of support nearly on the way down to the bullish support line at 8,250.
• [AGG] continued into heavily oversold territory yesterday, now earning a -118% weekly OBOS reading. With that said, a bounce back into normalized territory could be expected, but higher rates continue to act as a major headwind for the asset class. The 10-year treasury rate ([TNX]) continued higher yesterday as it moved to 5.25%. It is equally overbought.
• Several notable stock breaks yesterday: [MU] returned to a sell signal but a reversal would mark the action point on a bullish shakeout pattern. Set an alert. [QCOM] moved to a sell signal but the technical picture still looks healthy. [IBM] moved to a sell signal and looks poor- a trip to 2026 lows below is not out of the question. [FDS] remains a high attribute name but is showing major signs of weakness, keep an eye out on the name for further downside.

9/29/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - September 28, 2026

NDW Morning Update Video – September 28, 2026.

• Though crude oil ([CL/]) has rebounded slightly pre-market Monday due to a rejected ceasefire in the U.S.-Iran War over the weekend, the chart still currently maintains the column of Os it reversed into during Friday’s trading. The reversal lower puts a lower top in the default trend chart for the first time since rallying to the mid $100 range earlier in September. From here, support on the trend chart lies at $89, while the bullish support line sits at $85. Additionally, a move above $97 would return the commodity to a buy signal.
• Friday’s (9/25) trading saw interest rates continue higher, causing the iShares U.S. Core Bond ETF ([AGG]) to fall below $94.75, violating support from April 2024 at $59 and marking the lowest chart level since October 2023. AGG now resides below the bottom of the 10-week trading band and maintains its most oversold reading since late 2024.
• All U.S. equity indices were in positive territory following Friday’s (9/25) trading, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average ([.DJIA]) leading the way up 93 basis points. Monitoring the Russell 2000 Index ([RUT]) closely, as it gave a second sell signal during last week’s trading and is testing support at 2820, just above the bullish support line at 2800.
• The short-term indicator, the NYSE High Low Index ([^NYSEHILO]), has fallen to 16%, marking its lowest level since April 2025, suggesting a continued decrease in stocks making 52-week highs. The last time the High Low Index fell to single digits was in last 2023. Additionally, the bullish percent for the NYSE ([^BPNYSE]) now resides at its lowest level since April 2024 after falling to 38% to cap off last week’s trading. This highlights a continued decrease in stocks maintaining buy signals and it is worth noting, and the chart still sits well above the 18% April 2025 low.
• This week’s trading will focus on economic data as Personal Consumption Expenditure (PCE) data will be released Wednesday (9/30) and monthly jobs data will come out Friday (10/2). Notable earnings this week are discussed below.
  • Micron Technology ([MU]) – Reports 9/30 – The stock has been a 5 for 5’er since reversing back into Xs on its market RS chart in mid-August. MU returned to a buy signal earlier this month, while last week’s trading kicked off with a second buy signal as shares have rallied to eclipse the $1100 range. Note the chart highs at $1248, while support can be found at $1056 and around the $900 range.
  • Nike ([NKE]) Reports 10/1 – NKE has been a 0 for 5’er since breaking down notably in March this year. The summer months have brought additional downside action, with shares falling to the mid $30s and marking this lowest level since 2014. No near-term support resides nearby, while near-term resistance can be found in the mid to upper $40s.

9/28/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - September 25, 2026

• Markets were relatively flat on Thursday, with the S&P 500 down 0.02% on the day. That said, markets were carried by its largest names, with the Invesco S&P 500 Top 50 ETF (XLG) fund rising 0.13%, whereas equal weight S&P 500 (SPXEWI) fell 0.53%, continuing the theme of mega cap outperformance in recent weeks.
• September has been a great month for growth stocks, allowing both the Nasdaq Composite and the Nasdaq-100 (NDX) to set new all-time highs on Wednesday for the first time in three months. NDX is outperforming the average stock, represented by SPXEWI, by almost 8% since the end of August.
• The rebound in growth stocks has been due in part to the strength of technology. The sector has gained 28 signals in our DALI rankings this month, moving it up from 3rd to the 1st rank, with it most recently overtaking healthcare on Thursday.
• Sentiment has been extremely low recently, with more than 50% of respondents to AAII’s sentiment survey predicting that market will move lower over the next six months. Bearish sentiment tends to be a positive signs for markets, and this April and May of 2025 are the most recent instances in which most investors were bearish over a two-week period.  
• As highlighted in yesterday's featured article, October has historically been the most volatile months of the year. Some of the more notorious market meltdowns have occurred during the month, including 1978 (-9%), 1987 (-22%), and 2008 (-17%). However, the S&P 500 (SPX) has had more double-digit gains in October than it has double-digit losses since 1950.

9/25/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - September 24, 2026

• Performance was led by crude oil ([CL/]), which gained 1.81% over the past day. On the downside, emerging markets ([EEM]) declined 2.10%, while the Russell 2000 ([RUT]) and S&P 500 ([SPX]) fell 1.77% and 0.75%, respectively.

• Domestic equities improved over the past week, though gains remained concentrated in large caps. The Russell 2000 Index ([RUT]) broke below 2900 earlier this month and is now testing support near 2840, potentially setting up for another sell signal.

• Although the healthcare sector still sits in first place in our DALI sector rankings, the bullish percent for healthcare sector ([^BPECHEALTH]) continues to tick lower and now maintains a chart level of 30%, indicating that less than one third of stocks in the sector trade on a PnF buy signal.

• On the earnings front, two major companies are expected to report later this month: Micron Technology Inc. ([MU] 5/5 TA Score on 9/30), Costco Wholesale Corporation ([COST] 3/5 TA Score on 9/24).

• Yesterday’s research focused on the momentum outlook for Q4. Despite a weak Q3, momentum remains a market leader in 2026, with MTUM up over 26% YTD and maintaining a strong technical trend. The key question for Q4 is whether market leadership broadens again, supporting a renewed expansion in momentum opportunities.

9/24/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - September 23, 2026

• US stocks were mixed on Tuesday. The Nasdaq-100 ([NDX]) led the way to the upside, gaining 82 bps while the S&P 500 ([SPX]) finished the day flat and the Dow ([.DJIA]) fell 36 bps. Semiconductors continued to rally as the iShares Semiconductor ETF ([SOXX]) gained 2.4%. SOXX is now up almost 15% over the last week.
• NDX reached a new all-time high yesterday, climbing as high as 30,770. But, on its point & figure chart, NDX still sits against resistance at 30,600.
• The Nasdaq Composite ([NASD]) also reached new all-time high and broke through prior resistance on its P&F chart with a move to 27,200.
• Crude oil was down for a sixth consecutive day, falling 2%. Crude is now down more than 14% over the last seven days.
• While US stocks, especially technology, have rallied over the last week, most short-to-intermediate term participation indicators like the bullish percent for the S&P 500 ([BPSPX]), bullish percent for the NYSE ([BPNYSE]), and positive trend for the NYSE ([PTNYSE]) remain in Os, indicating narrowing breadth.
• Yesterday’s research focused on international equities. While the iShares MSCI EAFE ETF ([EFA]) reached a new all-time high in August, the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF ([EEM}) has yet to eclipse the high it reached in June and remains on a sell signal on its default chart. However, EEM has a stronger fund score than EFA and emerging market countries account for seven out of the top 10 representatives in the NDW Country Index Matrix.

9/23/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - September 22, 2026

• It was a largely positive day to open the trading week, seeing many more growth focused areas of the market rocket forwards. Emerging markets ([EEM]) picked up roughly 2.7%, followed by the Nasdaq Composite ([NASD], +2.26%) and the S&P 500 ([SPX], +1.49%).
• In terms of notable chart action, [NASD] returned to a buy signal to match all-time chart highs. The technical picture remains constructive as we head into Q4. [SPX] sits just one box shy of its all time highs above at 7,800. Support for each sits roughly around the 50-day moving average.
• Commodities fell yesterday as crude oil ([CL/]) shed about 4%. While still off 2026 lows, the magnitude of this recent exhale has been intense. The commodity will now look to find some support around current levels before a test of its positive trend line below at $83.
• Notable RS relationships to flip yesterday include: [RUT] vs. [SPX], 3.25%- reversing back into O’s signaling an uptick in near-term strength for the S&P 500 vs. small caps. [$BTC] vs. [MNYMKT], 6.5%- moving back to a buy signal as Bitcoin surges higher. While the digital currency remains well off its respective highs, the increase in relative strength is interesting to say the least.
• [PLTR] returned to a buy signal but remains rather rangebound from $166-$188. It remains technically acceptable to hold. [CTAS] reports 9/23 before open. The 4/5’er has pulled back to support and could be an interesting option to play around its earnings call.

9/22/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - September 21, 2026

NDW Morning Pulse – September 21, 2026.

• U.S. equity indices are positive Monday (9/21) morning after mixed trading on Friday (9/18) that saw the Nasdaq-100 ([NDX]) and Nasdaq Composite ([NASD]) add 67 and 39 basis points. Last week’s trading witnessed most U.S. indices finish in negative territory - led to the downside by the Dow Jones Industrial Average ([.DJIA]) at  -1.7% - with the exceptions being NDX and NASD, which were up 94 and 72 basis points. After seeing some charts reverse higher following Thursday’s (9/17) trading, NDX was the only chart to see additional chart action Friday as it climbed above 29600 to form a triple top.
• The 10-week for NYSE stocks fell to 30% last week, marking the lowest level since April and suggesting less than 1/3^rd of the roughly 1800+ stocks in the NYSE universe trade above their 50-day moving average. Additionally, the short-term NYSE High Low Index ([^NYSEHILO]) fell into the lower 20s, highlighting a continued decrease in stocks making 52-week highs relative to those making 52-week highs and lows. The intermediate-term bullish percent for the NYSE universe ([^BPNYSE]) sits just one box above its 2026 chart low from March at 40%.
• While the U.S. Dollar ([DX/Y]) was roughly flat after Friday’s (9/18) trading, the default point and figure chart reversed back into Xs at 100.50. This places a higher bottom in the upper 90s on the chart and brings the index up to test the bearish resistance line. From here, a move above 102 would mark a second buy signal and flip the trend back to positive for the first time since early 2025.
• Crude Oil ([CL/]) fell more than 5% Friday (9/18), leading to a sell signal at $98 as the commodity fell to $95. Crude prices are down slightly pre-market Monday, trading in the lower $90s.
• Beyond a few notable earnings Wednesday (9/23) and Thursday (9/24) (a couple a highlighted below), investors will have their focus on U.S.-China meetings this week, highlighted by discussions scheduled between Presidents Trump and Xi Thursday.
  • Cintas ([CTAS]) – Reports 9/23 – The stock has been a 4 for 5’er since August this year after showing positive near-term peer relative strength. CTAS has maintained a buy signal and positive trend since July this year and recent action has seen the stock come down to test support at $196. Beyond current support, prior resistance in the mid $180s may be seen as additional support, while the bullish support line sits at $174.
  • Costco ([COST]) – Reports 9/24 – COST gave a third sell signal on 9/16 by breaking a double bottom at $896. This brings the 3 for 5’er down to test the bullish support line, which has been in place since February 2023 and would be violated with a move below $864. Additional support may be found at $848, the December 2025 chart low.

9/21/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - September 18, 2026

• Markets pushed higher on Thursday after the market digested the Federal Reserve’s FOMC meeting on Wednesday. The Nasdaq Composite led the way to the upside with a 1.69% gain. However, the Nasdaq Composite has significant overhead resistance from here to 27,000.
• Healthcare moved to the top of DALI’s sector rankings in recent weeks, but the move was previously driven by subsector strength from areas like drugs and biotech. On Thursday, we saw the Health Care Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLV) regain near-term market relative strength, pushing its fund score above 4.5 for the first time since 2024.
• Commodities were relatively muted on the day, but one areas that saw upside was copper, with the United States Copper Index Fund (CPER) rising 2.77%. CPER moved to a negative trend earlier this week, but still holds a strong fund score of 4.58 given its longer-term relative strength.
• Generac Holdings, Inc. (GNRC) popped more than 18% after the announcement of a partnership with Amazon, but it was still unable to move into a positive trend, keeping it as a weak 2 for 5’er for now. Meanwhile, Amazon rose 2.13%, but it remains more of a hold than anything as a 3 for 5’er due to its lack of market relative strength.
• The bullish percent for large cap growth stocks (^BPLCG) peaked at 74% in August, but has since moved significantly lower to its current levels just above 40%. Conversely, the bullish percent for large cap value stocks (^BPLCV) peaked at 68% in August but has yet to even reverse back into a column of Os, with it currently at 64%. Said differently, a third of growth stocks have moved to a sell signal over the last month while only 4% of value stocks have done so.

9/18/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - September 17, 2026

• The strongest performer among the major asset classes on September 16 was gold ([GC/]), which advanced 1.27%. Equity market performance was mixed, with the Nasdaq-100 ([NDX]) gaining 0.02%, while the Russell 2000 Index ([RUT]) and S&P 500 ([SPX]) declined 0.40% and 0.45%, respectively.
• The Fed raised its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to a target range of 3.75% to 4.0%, citing persistently high inflation and signaling that another rate increase may be possible before year-end. Current odds for an Oct. 28, 2026 rate hike sits at 50.9%.
• After reversing down into Os last week, the percent positive for the S&P 500 ([^PTSPX]) has continued to move lower, demonstrating a decrease in long-term participation. Still, the indicator maintains a chart level above 50%.
• In the DALI asset class rankings, the commodities asset class has gained 53 signals since the start of the month, demonstrating strong relative improvement. Still, the asset class ranks firmly in third place behind domestic equities and international equities.
• On the earnings front, two major companies are expected to report later this month: Micron Technology Inc. ([MU] 5/5 TA Score), Costco Wholesale Corporation ([COST] 3/5 TA Score).
• Yesterday’s research piece (9/15) describes stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial Average ([.DJIA]) with strong and weak technical attribute (TA) scores. As of 9/15, there are 19 stocks in the Dow Jones with a TA score of 3 or higher, and 11 stocks with a TA score of 2 or less.

9/17/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - September 16, 2026

• Equity futures are up modestly this morning after being down across the board yesterday. The Nasdaq led the way to the downside, falling 78 bps while the S&P 500 was down 45 bps.
• Crude oil was up more than 4% yesterday and gave a third consecutive buy signal when it broke a double top at $105. Crude is now trading in heavily overbought territory with a weekly OBOS reading approaching 95%.
•  Yesterday’s research focused on a divergence in indicators—participation indicators like the Ten Week for the S&P 500 ([^TWNYSE]) and the NYSE High Low Index ([^NYSEHILO]) have fallen to the 20s and 30s. Meanwhile, the Core Percentile Rank remains at 99%, meaning that the S&P 500 group is out scoring 99% of the groups in the Asset Class Group Scores. Such divergences have sometimes preceded S&P 500 corrections.
•  The US Treasury 10-year Yield Index ([TNX]) has crossed hit 5% for the first time since 2007 as inflation concerns have driven expectations for rate increases, putting upward pressure on the long end of the yield curve.
• The Fed will wrap up its September meeting today and announce its rate decision this afternoon. The market is pricing in a better than 90% chance that the Fed will increase the federal funds rate by 25 bps at this meeting. And a better than 75% chance of at least one more rate hike by the end of the year.
• The Fed will release an updated statement of economic projections which may have a significant impact on rate expectations.

9/16/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - September 15, 2026

• Most of the investment landscape was negative over the last trading day (9/14) as questions to a slowdown in AI investment sent many assets tumbling. EEM led the way to the downside, sliding nearly 3% by close. Only a handful of names found themselves in positive territory, crude oil the standout as it gained over 1%
• The real elephant in the room has been a continued decline in participation. [^PTNYSE], which measures the percentage of NYSE listed stocks trading in a positive trend, moved back to 50% with yesterday’s action. Historically speaking, most of the upside action for markets comes when this reading is above 50%, highlighting the importance of finding some participation footing as we wrap up Q3
• Emerging markets ([EEM]) reversed lower, although the technical picture is still defendable for now. Crude pushed as high as $104 before backing off. Trips to the high $100’s would not be out of the question. On pullbacks, old resistance around the mid-$90’s looks important.
• Gold continues to flag as a false breakout as it now sits well off $4,700. A second consecutive sell signal at $4,280 could signal further downside as the precious metal looks to hold its positive trend off 2026 lows.
• On the idea that AI spending might have to decrease, cybersecurity names also perked up. High attribute options like [CRWD] or [PANW] picked up as much as 15% for the day. Despite the quick move, both remain in largely actionable territory. [NVDA] returned to a sell signal but remains technically defendable, although the series of lower highs for semiconductor representative [SMH] is worth monitoring heading into Q4.

9/15/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - September 14, 2026

NDW Morning Update Video – September 14, 2026.

• Friday’s trading session was positive for most U.S. equity indices with the S&P 500 Index ([SPX]) up 86 basis points, though most still remained negative for the week. Not much additional chart action for U.S. indices after seeing the Russel 2000 ([RUT]) and Russell 1000 ([RUI]) give sell signals Thursday (9/10). Most others continue to consolidate near recent pullback levels with the like of the Nasdaq Composite ([NASD]) holding support right at the middle of the 10-week trading band (50-day moving average).
• In response to an uptick Friday in potential rate expectations at this week’s Fed Meeting, the iShares U.S. core Bond ETF ([AGG]) fell below $96, marking its lowest level since January of 2025. From here, a move into the mid to low $95 range would bring the chart to levels not seen since April/May 2024.
• Crude Oil ([CL/]) prices are rallying this morning after a key pipeline in Saudi Arabia was shutdown over the weekend. Pre-market prices have moved above $103, showing the potential of a reversal higher on the point and figure chart, should prices remain steady or continue to climb. From here, a move above $105 would mark a third consecutive buy signal since the beginning of September.
• Notable stock developments from Friday through Monday’s pre-market trading are highlighted below.
  • Analog Devices ([ADI]) – ADI returned to a buy signal and shifted back to a positive trend by complete a bearish signal reversal pattern Friday at $380. The stock increased to a 3 for 5’er with the trend change. From here, note resistance in the upper $390 to $400 range, while the bullish support line sits at $348. Given the developments within AI over weekend, holders of ADI will monitor closely.
  • SK Hynix ([SKHY]) – After AI chiefs from Anthropic and OpenAI posted letters about slowing down and being more responsible with their models, chips makers like SK Hynix are seeing notable downside pre-market Monday. With pre-market prices in the mid $170s, it appears the pullback has currently settled near prior resistance. Additional support resistance in the upper to low $150s.
  • Lennar ([LEN]) – Reports Earnings 9/16 – LEN fell to a 0 for 5’er after shifting into a negative trend in at the end of August. After completing a bearish catapult, LEN fell to 2026 chart lows in the upper $70s. Friday’s (9/11) trading led to a reversal back into Xs at $80. From here, a move below the mid $70s would mark the lowest chart level since late 2022. Note resistance in the mid to upper $80s.

9/14/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - September 11, 2026

• Markets sold off on Thursday, with the Nasdaq-100 ([NDX]) leading the way to the downside among domestic equities with a 1.08% decline. Meanwhile, emerging markets took the biggest hit on the day, with the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF ([EEM]) falling 2.16%.
• Crude oil ([CL/]) saw its eight consecutive day of gains after rising nearly 7%. The commodity is up almost 50% so far in the third quarter, moving back above $100/bbl on Thursday for the first time since May as geopolitical conflict continues.
• As mentioned in the most recent featured article, volatility ([VIX]) has been at fairly low levels, which often precedes an uptick in market fear. On Thursday, the VIX, known as the market’s “fear gauge,” rose almost 10% to briefly climb back above 18.
• Movement underneath the surface of domestic equities caused a change in our DALI sector rankings this week. Industrials dropped to the third ranked sector, moving behind technology. However, the move was driven entirely by industrials weakness, as it lost 17 signals in September, compared to a loss of only one signal for tech.
• Participation has taken a major hit over the last month. The bullish percent for the S&P 500 fell to 43% on Thursday—its lowest level since April. While the market is holding up for now, a further decline in participation would serve as a headwind for the rest of the year.

9/11/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - September 10, 2026

• Markets traded broadly lower on September 9. The Russell 2000 Index ([RUT]) declined 1.32%, while the iShares MSCI EAFE ETF ([EFA]) and the S&P 500 Equal Weight Index ([SPEWI]) fell 1.11% & 0.97%, respectively.
• The Percent of S&P 500 Stocks on Point & Figure Buy Signals ([^PTSPX]) reversed back into a column of Os over the past week, signaling a deterioration in market participation. Despite the pullback, the indicator remains above 60%, indicating that a clear majority of S&P 500 constituents continue to trade in a positive trend.
• As investors await the next inflation report, futures markets are pricing in a greater than 60% probability of a rate hike at the September 16 FOMC meeting. Looking further ahead, the December 9, 2026 FOMC meeting currently reflects a 50% probability of an additional rate increase.
• A few major stocks that are expected to report earnings this month include: Micron Technology Inc. ([MU 5/5 TA) on 9/30, Oracle Corporation ([ORCL] 1/5 TA) on 9/10, and Costco Wholesale Corporation ([COST] 3/5 TA) on 9/24.
• Yesterday's research piece highlighted ongoing weakness within the retail sector. The State Street SPDR S&P Retail ETF ([XRT]) generated a sell signal earlier this month and currently carries a weak Fund Score of 2.22, reflecting continued relative strength concerns.

9/10/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - September 9, 2026

• US equity futures are lower this morning as tensions in the Middle East have continued to escalate, sending oil above $95/bbl.
• Crude gave a second consecutive buy signal yesterday when it broke a spread quadruple top at $94.
• The major US indices were down across the board yesterday as the S&P 500 ([SPX]) fell 0.58%. The Dow led the market lower, losing 1.18%. Semiconductors were a notable bright spot as the iShares Semiconductor ETF ([SOXX]) gained 1.64%.
• August inflation data is set to be released over the next two days, PPI tomorrow and CPI on Thursday. These will be the last inflation readings before the Fed meeting next week and will be closely watched as they could impact whether the FOMC raises rates at this meeting. The market is currently pricing in about a 62% chance of a hike this month.
• Yesterday’s research focused on the NDW technical rating system and the propensity for high technical attribute stocks to outperform their low attribute counterparts and the market at large.

9/9/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - September 8, 2026

NDW Morning Pulse – September 8, 2026.

• Action was largely mixed over our last trading day on Friday, 9/4. Emerging markets proxy EEM gained nearly 2% for the day, leading to a reversal back into X’s on its 3.25% RS chart against cash proxy ([MNYMKT]). Other more muted leaders were the US Dollar ([DX/Y]) and the Russell 2000 ([RUT]) which picked up .27% and .25% respectively.
• Most domestic equity options landed in the red for the day, seeing the equal weight S&P 500 ([SPXEWI]), Dow Jones ([.DJIA]), cap weighted S&P 500 [SPX]) and Nasdaq Composite all post moderate losses on Friday. Gold was the only name to give up more than 1%
• Speaking of gold, it reversed back down into O’s on its default chart. While trading off 2026 lows, precious metals look to be in a bit of “RS Limbo” as the group sits with a range of resistance between current levels and 2026 highs. Crude, which also reversed into O’s on Friday, sits in a similar position as it needs to push past resistance in the mid-$90’s.
• A sensitive 1% RS chart between momentum ([MTUM]) and low volatility ([SPLV]) moved back into X’s on Friday. In plain terms, momentum regained some near-term favor against other areas of the market. It is still a slightly less productive momentum environment than it was earlier in 2026, but the move is productive nonetheless
• In terms of notable stock action on Friday, [MU] returned to a buy signal on its chart… it remains strong. [LULU] slid as much as 20% for the day, failing to push back into a positive trend. It remains weak. Notable earnings this week include the likes of [ADBE] (3/5’er, possible shakeout pattern) and [ORCL] (1/5’er, poor technical posture).

9/8/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - September 4, 2026

• Markets pushed higher on Thursday, with the S&P 500 rising more than 1% on the day. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq Composite led the way to the upside with a 1.4% increase on the day
• Domestic equities were led higher by some of its largest names, allowing the Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF (MAGS) to complete a buy signal for the first time in four months. Mega caps have been outsized contributors over the past couple weeks. While the S&P 500 Equal Weight (SPXEWI) has declined 0.1% over the past two weeks, MAGS has gained 5.3%, indicating that nearly all the upside has been driven by the largest names.
• Latin America equities cooled off earlier this year after a blazing start to the year, but the group has since rebounded slightly. The Franklin FTSE Latin America ETF (FLLA) completed its first buy signal since April, and it now carries a strong fund score of 4.33.
• Commodities have easily been the most improved asset class as of late. The group has picked up more than 30 signals over the last week. Much of that strength came from domestic equities, with the group shedding 12 signals over that same span.
• Energy and basic materials have been the two most improved sectors over the last month in DALI’s sector rankings, gaining 47 and 38 signals, respectively. Conversely, utilities and industrials lost the most signals, shedding 35 and 29 signals, respectively.

9/4/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - September 3, 2026

• The Russell 200 Index ([RUT]) gained the most over the past day at 1.13%, followed by crude oil ([CL/]) at 0.88% and Emerging markets ([EEM]) at 0.57%. The Dow Jones ([.DJIA]) and the S&P 500 index ([SPX]) gained 0.56% and 0.45%, respectively.
• With domestic equities moving into second place in the DALI asset class rankings, a few of the indicators have shown meaningful deterioration. After reversing lower last month, the S&P 500 Ten Week Indicator ([^TWSPX]) has continued to decline and now sits below the 50% threshold. This suggests that fewer than half of the index’s constituents are exhibiting near-term strength, reflecting a weakening breadth backdrop beneath the market’s headline performance.
• Commodities have added 30 signals this week in the DALI asset class rankings, continuing a trend of gradual improvement. Despite the recent gains, the asset class remains firmly in third place and still trails second-ranked domestic equities by 76 signals, highlighting the sizable gap that remains before commodities can challenge for a higher ranking.
• While commodities continue to show improving relative strength, that strength has not been driven by precious metals. Over the past week, both the SPDR Gold Trust ([GLD]) and the iShares Silver Trust ([SLV]) declined by roughly 4%, highlighting a loss of momentum and suggesting that recent commodity leadership has been concentrated in other areas within the asset class.
• Yesterday’s research piece examined emerging weaknesses within the Communication Services sector, focusing on its relative performance versus Technology over the past six months. During that period, the performance spread widened to as much as 38% in favor of Technology, reaching the 99.7th percentile of historical observations.

9/3/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - September 2, 2026

• Equity futures are about flat this morning after rebounding from overnight lows. Crude oil down 1.3% after a big up day on Tuesday that saw it gain more than 5%.
• Equities were down across the board yesterday. The S&P 500 ([SPX]) was down 71 bps. Tech led to the downside as the Nasdaq-100 ([NDX]) fell 1.29% and the iShares Semiconductor ETF ([SOXX]) lost more than 2%.
• International equities were also down as the iShares MSCI EAFE ETF ([EFA]) and the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF ([EEM]) were down 89 and 37 bps, respectively.
• Yesterday’s move returned crude oil ([CL/]) to a buy signal on its default P&F chart as it broke a double top at $88 and continued higher to $90.
• The 10-year US Treasury Yield Index ([TNX]) reached 4.8%, its highest level since January 2025. The fed futures market is now pricing in a 66% chance that the Fed will raise rates at its September meeting. This is a significant increase from a week ago when the market was pricing in only about a 36% chance of a hike at this meeting. Comments from Fed Chair Warsh affirming his commitment to controlling inflation have helped fuel expectations for higher rates.
• Yesterday’s research focused on uncertainty in small caps in the face of rising rates. Small caps are typically one of the most rate-sensitive segments of the market as higher borrowing costs can be especially difficult for smaller companies to shoulder.
• Broadcom ([AVGO]) is to set to report earnings today after the close. AVGO is currently a 3 for 5’er and sits on a buy signal after breaking a double top at $376 last week. From here, AVGO’s chart shows support at $352, but beyond level no further support is seen on its default chart until $292. While AVGO’s trend chart does not look particularly strong currently, the long-term relative strength picture remains decidedly positive as AVGO has been on a market RS buy signal since 2014 and a peer RS buy signal since 2010.

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NDW Morning Pulse - September 1, 2026

• It was a mostly negative day for major markets over the last 24 hours (8/31). Crude oil ([CL/]) was the only name we typically follow to land in the green, picking up ~3% for the day to advance a handful of boxes on its default chart. Most other areas struggled. Gold ([GC/]) shed just over 1% for the day.
• Despite lagging for the day, gold was actually the best performer in August as it picked up just under 10%. All in all, it was a productive month for many major asset classes as all but the US Dollar landed in the black for the month. Remember, September is historical tough sledding for domestic equities, a point to keep in mind as markets look to push to new highs.
• International equities moved back into first within the broad asset class DALI rankings after briefly falling behind domestic equities during mid/late August. Both groups remain firmly entrenched at the top of the rankings as we open September. The move largely came from the hands of commodities, which managed to claw away signals from domestic representatives. All in all, the rankings continue to point towards a risk-on posture.
• Participation dropped slightly yesterday as ([^BPNYSE]) reversed back down into a column of O’s to 52%. Said more plainly, just over half the stocks listed on the NYSE trade on a PnF buy signal. While reversals in either direction are worth monitoring, this one seems to be a factor of normal market movement rather than a severe dropoff in upside participation.
• Other chart action was limited yesterday. Eli Lilly ([LLY]) fell back into a negative trend… although it maintains a high attribute score and its previous trend breaks were largely headfakes. [MDT] picked up ~5% after its earnings report on Tuesday morning. Keep an eye on RS relationships to see if the name can pick up further attribute points.

9/1/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - August 31, 2026

NDW Morning Update Video – August 31, 2026.

• Indices were negative in Friday’s trading session with only the U.S. Dollar ([DX/Y] finishing on the positive side. Small caps led U.S. equities to the downside with the Russell 2000 Index ([RUT]) falling more than 1%, leading the chart to continue to pullback to the middle of the 10-week trading band at 2980. The only other U.S. equity index to see chart action during Friday’s trading was the Nasdaq Composite ([NASD]), which reversed back into Xs to maintain a buy signal.
• The iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF ([EEM]) continued higher in its current column of Xs, moving above $68 before finishing the day down 70 basis points. Currently, it would take a move above $72 to return the fund to a buy signal.
• Crude oil ([CL/]) reversed higher during Thursday’s (8/27) trading session and is seeing higher prices pre-market Monday after renewed geopolitical tensions in Iran over the weekend.
• Short-term indicators like the weekly distribution for NYSE stocks ([^WDNYSE]) highlight the consolidation with the reading just below 0%. The reading indicates that the average stock has pulled back to the middle of the 10-week trading band on its default point and figure trend chart. Last week’s trading saw index related bullish percents reverse lower, while the broader NYSE universe bullish percent ([^BPNYSE]) resides within 1% of reversing down into Os at 52%.
• While earnings for the majority of the S&P 500 have transpired, there are still some noteworthy highlights this week. Below are brief notes, highlighting support and resistance levels.
  • Dell Technologies ([DELL]) – reports 9/1 – DELL improved to a 5 for 5’er earlier this month after seeing its market RS chart reversed into a column of Xs. The stock returned to a sell signal on the trend chart early last week at $424 before reversing back into Xs to $472. Beyond current support at $424, additional may be found at $360. The stock’s recent high reside at $512.
  • Palo Alto Networks ([PANW]) – reports 9/1 – PANW has been a 5 for 5’er since May of this year, and the stock returned to a buy signal during last Thursday’s (8/27) trading at $360. Friday’s (8/28) trading brought the chart back into Os at $356 before seeing the stock finish higher in the $370s. Current support can be found at $328 and $312 before getting down to the mid $200s and the next levels of support. The stock’s recent chart high resides at $396.
  • Broadcom ([AVGO]) – reports 9/2 – AVGO fell to a 3 for 5’er after seeing the stock shift into a negative trend earlier this month. Action early last week saw AVGO violate support in the $360 range before rebounding and returning to a buy signal at $376 during Friday’s (8/28) trading. Initial support lies at $352 before getting to the next levels of support in the $270 to $290 range. Resistance lies at $408, the bearish resistance line, as well as at $432 and $488, the June chart high.
  • Hewlett Packard Enterprises ([HPE]) – Reports 9/2 – HP improved to a 5 for 5’er earlier this month after seeing the market RS chart return to a column of Xs. The stock has maintained a sell signal since 8/19 but reversed back into Xs at $55 during last week’s trading. Initial support lies at $52 and $50, while additional can be found at $44 and $41. Note resistance in the lower $60s near recent highs.

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8/31/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - August 28, 2026

• Big tech was lifted higher after positive news from Nvidia (more on that later), as the Nasdaq-100 (NDX) rose 1.4% on the day. That said, breadth was limited to technology for the most part, as the Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLK) was the lone major sector SPDR fund to rise on the day.
• NVDA reported earnings on Wednesday evening, allowing the stock to rise 8.7% on Thursday. The 3 for 5’er completed a bullish catapult at $228, triggering its second consecutive buy signal. NVDA is now just 3-4% away from its highs from earlier this year.
• Within the broader technology sector, it was software, not semiconductors, that led the way to the upside. The VanEck Semiconductor ETF rose over 3%, but the iShares North American Tech-Software ETF (IGV) stole the show, rising more than 7.7%—its strongest single-day gain since the Tariff Tantrum bottom in 2025. The group was helped by blowout earnings from CrowdStrike (CRWD), which rose over 20% on the day.
• For the sixth week in a row, there were more bearish than bullish respondents in AAII’s sentiment survey (AAIISPREAD). In fact, 44.4% of respondents thought the market would move lower over the next six months (AAIIBEARS), which is the most bearish the market has been since the start of June. Thankfully, bearish sentiment has historically been associated with stronger market returns.
• Participation within small and mid caps has waned recently. The bullish percents for the S&P Midcap 400 (BPSPMID) and S&P Smallcap 600 (BPSPSML) have dropped around 15% each over the last couple weeks, leaving them right above the 50% level. While their participation has weakened, both indicators remain in a normal range.

8/28/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - August 27, 2026

• The S&P 500 Equal Weight Index ([SPXEWI]) was the strongest-performing index over the past trading day, gaining 0.15% as broader markets edged modestly lower. Meanwhile, both the S&P 500 Index ([SPX]) and the Russell 1000 Index ([RUI]) slipped 0.02%, while Gold Continuous ([GC/]) posted the largest decline, falling 0.87%.

• The Industrials sector has weakened notably, losing 16 signals since the start of the month and slipping to second place in the DALI sector rankings. Meanwhile, Healthcare has continued to demonstrate resilience, retaining its strength and advancing into the top position over the past week, establishing itself as the current market leader.

• The S&P 500 Bullish Percent Index, an intermediate-term participation measure that tracks the percentage of stocks on Point & Figure buy signals, reversed into a column of Os on Monday, signaling a decline in market participation. Despite this short-term deterioration in breadth, the S&P 500 Percent Positive Index, a longer-term measure of underlying strength, remains at a healthy 70%, suggesting the market's broader trend remains constructive.

• Yesterday's research piece (8/26) highlighted the quiet but steady improvement taking place across the commodities asset class. Since the start of Q3, commodities have experienced more than a 20% increase in DALI asset class signal counts, signaling strengthening underlying breadth. Additionally, copper, traditionally viewed as a more risk-on asset, recently rolled over into Os against gold, a classic defensive asset, on its default relative strength chart. To read more, click here.

• Several market-moving earnings reports are on deck over the coming week, including Marvell Technology ([MRVL], 5/5 TA Score) on 8/27, Dell Technologies ([DELL], 5/5 TA Score) on 9/1, Palo Alto Networks ([PANW], 5/5 TA Score) on 9/1, and Broadcom ([AVGO], 3/5 TA Score) on 9/2. These reports could provide important insight into the health of key technology and artificial intelligence-related themes that have been driving market leadership.

8/27/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - August 26, 2026

• US equity futures roughly flat this morning ahead of the second estimate of Q2 GDP and July PCE data, which are due out at 8:30.
• Crude is down about 2.5% after falling more than 3% on Tuesday; crude traded below $80 which will drop it to a sell signal on its default chart.
• All the major US indices were positive on Tuesday. The Nasdaq ([NASD]) led the way to the upside, gaining 66 bps.
• International equities were also higher as the iShares Emerging Markets ETF ([EEM]) gained 1.72% while the iShares MSCI EAFE ETF ([EFA]) gained 72 bps.
• Yesterday’s research focused on equity returns in election years. Historically, midterm election years (the second year of the presidential term) have produced weaker returns than other years. Q2 and Q3 of midterm years have been especially weak, producing negative returns on average.
• NVIDIA ([NVDA}) is set to report earnings after the close today. NVDA is a 3 for 5’er and trades on a buy signal after breaking a spread quadruple top at $216 earlier this month. However, the stock has been down seven consecutive trading days. NVDA has rallied from $190/$192 three times since beginning of June, making this a key level of support to watch.

8/26/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - August 25, 2026

• It was a mixed day for the major names we typically look at, although most of the domestic space struggled for the day. The S&P 500 declined roughly a quarter of a percent. Crude Oil ([/CL], -2.35%) Emerging Markets ([EEM], -1.5%) and the Russell 2000 ([RUT], -.76%) led the way to the downside for the day.
• With the negative action, one of NDW’s flagship indicators reversed lower on its default chart. Measuring the percentage of S&P 500 stocks trading on PnF buy signals, ([^BPSPX]) reversed back down into O’s to a chart reading of 64%. While this certainly isn’t positive, it is worth noting that the wide majority of historical market action occurs around similar levels. Set alerts for further declines which would signal a concerning decline in participation.
• Gold has continued to perk up as it now trades just above the top of its respective trading band. While it still sits a ways away from its previous 2026 highs, there have been interesting relative developments- namely against other metals. A closely watched 3.25% RS relationship between [CPER] & [GLD] reversed back in favor of [GLD] in the near-term
• Semiconductors struggled yesterday, seeing [PTSEMI] move lower to 42%. Said plainly, less than half the semiconductor space now trading in a long-term positive trend. While a tad concerning, it is worth mentioning that semiconductors are no stranger to concentrated leadership from just a handful of names. [MU] returned to a sell signal on its default chart, clearly confirming some resistance around $1,008-$1,024. The semi space will closely watch [NVDA] earnings later this week.

8/25/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - August 24, 2026

NDW Morning Update Video – August 24, 2026.

• U.S. equities were positive Friday (8/21) with the Dow Jones industrial Average ([.DJIA]) leading the way to the upside at 98 basis points. Even with the positive end to the week, U.S. equity indices were down for the week with the Nasdaq-100 ([NDX]) and Nasdaq Composite ([NASD]) leading the way to the downside, down 2.45% and 2.05%. Most indices continue to maintain buy signals but have pulled back into a column of Os from highs earlier this month.
• Gold ([GC/]) and crude oil ([CL/]) were up over 5% for the week (8/14 – 8/21) with gold finishing the trading session Friday (8/21) up more than 2%. On the trend chart, gold gave a second buy signal at 4440 as the commodity moved above 4600, marking its highest level since May.
• Major short-term equity indicators have continued to decrease with the NYSE High Low Index ([^NYSEHILO]) fall below 52%, highlighting fewer stocks making 52-week highs versus those making 52-week highs and lows. Among the notable NDW 40 sector bullish percents to fall last week, highlighting decreases in participation and stocks on buy signals, were semiconductors ([^BPSEMI]), electronics ([^BPELEC]), steel ([^BPSTEE]), restaurants ([^BPREST]), and retail ([^BPRETA]).
• There are some notable technology and discretionary earnings this week. Below are support and resistance highlights from a handful of those notable names.
  • Intuit ([INTU]) – Reports 8/25 – INTU increased to a 3 for 5’er earlier this month after shifting into a positive trend. Last week’s action led to a sixth consecutive buy signal at $364 as shares rallied to their highest level since May. Note resistance at $416 from here, while support resides at $336 and $324 before getting to the bullish support line at $312.
  • Salesforce ([CRM]) – Reports 8/26 – CRM moved back into a positive trend since July, bringing the stock up to a 2 for 5’er. Recent trading has brought the chart up to test resistance at $208 after seeing a return to a buy signal to cap off last week. Beyond current resistance, notable resistance lies in the upper $260 to upper $270 range. Initial support can be found at $190 and $184, while the bullish support line sits at $176.
  • NVIDIA ([NVDA]) – Reports 8/26 – NVDA returned to a buy signal and shifted the trend back to positive earlier in August, bringing the stock up to a 3 for 5’er. From here, resistance resides at highs in the $230 range, while support can be found in the $190 to $192 range.
  • CrowdStrike ([CRWD]) – Reports 8/26 – CRWD returned to a sell signal and fell to $188 during last week’s trading after reaching highs at $224 earlier this month. This brought the peer RS chart down into a column of Os, bringing the stock down to a 4 for 5’er. From here, support can be found in the upper $170s, while additional can be found at $166.
  • Dollar Tree ([DLTR]) – Report 8/27 – DLTR gave a second buy signal during last week’s trading session at $134, marking the highest level since February. The stock has been a 4 for 5’er since May of this year and the stock currently ranks within the top quartile of the Retailing sector matrix. From here, resistance lies at $138 and $144, while support can be found at $118 and $106.

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8/24/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - August 21, 2026

• Most domestic indices pulled back yesterday, with the S&P 500 falling 0.87% on the day. SPX also reversed back into a column of Os on its trend chart, but previous resistance from $7,600 to $7,550 could serve as potential support from here.  
• Selloff this week has caused participation to tick lower, especially among growth stocks. The Bullish Percent for the Nasdaq-100 was previous sitting around 74%, which was its highest level in over a year. However, the indicator has since reversed into a column of Os, with it currently sitting around 62%. Despite the decline, overall levels continue to be healthy.
• Cybersecurity stocks have been among some of the highest relative strength names in recent months, but action yesterday saw the group pull back. The First Trust NASDAQ Cybersecurity ETF (CIBR) declined 2.19%, moving to a sell signal. That said, the fund was previously in heavily overbought territory, so recent action could serve as a healthy pullback, as CIBR still holds a robust 5.71 fund score.
• Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies have been quiet in recent months, but the group rallied higher on Thursday. The iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) rose 6.24% to hit its highest levels since June, completing a third consecutive buy signal. That said, the cryptocurrency is still far off its highs, and IBIT’s fund score is still unacceptable at 2.54.
• Most retail stores wrapped up their earnings reports this week, with Walmart (WMT) reporting before Thursday’s open to the disappointment of investors. Walmart fell 9.15%, triggering a third consecutive sell signal for the 3 for 5’er. For more information on retail stores, keep an eye out for Friday’s featured article.

8/21/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - August 20, 2026

• The market posted broad-based gains over the past day, highlighted by a 2.96% rise in the Gold continuous contract ([GC/]), alongside advances of 1.18% in Emerging Markets ([EEM]) and 1.02% in the S&P 500 Equal Weight Index ([SPXEWI]).

• The S&P 500 Ten Week Indicator ([^TWSPX]) reversed back into a column of Os earlier this week as the percentage of stocks trading above their 10-week moving averages declined amid the recent bout of market weakness.

  • S&P 500 Bullish Percent Index, an intermediate-term breadth indicator that measures the percentage of stocks on Point & Figure buy signals, remains in a column of Xs. However, the indicator is approaching a reversal into a column of Os, meaning that continued market weakness could signal a deterioration in underlying breadth.

• International equities fell five points in the latest DALI Asset Class Rankings over the past few days, slipping to second place. As a result, domestic equities have reclaimed the top spot for the first time since February 2026. Prior to this shift, international equities had maintained the number one ranking since mid-March 2026.

• In light of the latest DALI ranking changes, we highlight yesterday's analysis comparing a portfolio invested in the top one or two ranked asset classes against a portfolio holding all six asset classes. Since 1999, a concentrated allocation to the highest-ranked asset classes has delivered meaningfully stronger performance than a fully diversified six-asset-class approach.

• The Health Care sector fund ([XLV]) rose 4.30% over the past week, continuing its recent improvement. The fund completed a bullish catapult pattern, producing its third consecutive buy signal and reaching a new all-time high. Given the broader market pullback earlier this week, the sector's defensive nature could position it as a relative beneficiary in the current environment.

8/20/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - August 19, 2026

• US equity futures are roughly flat this morning after the S&P was down for a third consecutive day yesterday.
• Semiconductors were among the biggest laggards as the iShares Semiconductor ETF ([SOXX]) was down a shade under 5%.
• About 55% of the stocks in the S&P 500 ([SPX]) finished the day in the red and there 175 52-week lows on the NYSE, the most since March. But there was no significant movement in any of our major participation indicators.
• Crude oil returned to a buy signal on its default  chart on Monday with a double top break at $85. And energy has moved to the top spot in the DALI commodities rankings.
• Yesterday’s research feature focused on volatility (or the lack thereof) in US equities. The S&P 500 notched its 27th all-time high of the year this week and the VIX fell to 14.25 on its default chart, close to its 52-week low.
• Minutes of the last Fed meeting are due to be released this afternoon. The fed futures market is still pricing in about a 65% chance of a rate hike this year.
• Walmart ([WMT]) is scheduled to report earnings before the open tomorrow. WMT is currently an acceptable 3 for 5’er. The stock sits on two consecutive sell signals but has recently made a higher low after finding support at $108 and $110. $108 is a key support to watch as it is WMT 2026 low and a level from which it reversed up twice in last month’s trading.

8/19/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - 08/18/2026

• Most areas of global markets were lower with action on 8/17. The S&P equal weighted index ([SPXEWI]) struggled as it fell nearly 1%. Fixed income representatives provided no cover as major reprsentatives ([TLT], [AGG]) slide as yields creep higher. Towards the upside, only a handful of names landed in positive territory- Crude Oil ([CL/]), Gold ([GC/]) and Emerging Markets ([EEM]) were the only options to land in the black for the day.
• Near-term participation dropped, seeing [^TWSPX] move back into a column of O’s. In plain terms, roughly 6 out of every 10 S&P 500 stocks trade above their 50-day moving average. While it is worth highlighting the reversal, things remain in normal territory and no action is worth taking for now.
• Gold and Crude Oil moved higher on their default charts. ([CL/]) has moved back up above a seemingly key $80 mark on its default chart, and gold has established some near-term support after breaking into a positive trend. Neither space has established relative leadership but the recent upticks are intriguing.
• US Treasury yields have crept higher. The 30 year yield ([TYX]) has continued to push higher to multi-decade level highs on fears of persistently higher energy prices. Recall the inverse relationship between current yields and outstanding fixed income.
• Notable movers this morning include [FN] (-10%+) on poor earnings. [HD] is positive following their report but remain long-term laggards. [ADBE] has an interesting technical picture for those willing to set an alert on a shakeout pattern.

8/18/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - 08/17/2026

NDW Morning Update Video – August 17, 2026.

• While U.S. equity indices were slightly negative to flat during Friday’s (8/14) trading, the week was still positive for a majority of indices. Apart from the Nasdaq-100 ([NDX]) and Nasdaq Composite ([NASD]), most U.S. indices sit near recent highs. The most recent to join in marking new highs was the Russell 2000 Index ([RUT]) toward the end of last week.
• International equities experienced similar action with mostly flat action during Friday’s (8/14) trading session while the week saw the iShares MSCI EAFE ETF ([EFA]) flat and the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF ([EEM]) up more than 1%. Last week’s action witnessed the emerging markets fund move back above the 50-day moving average.
• On average, participation increased over the last week, with the distribution curve of the NDW 40 Sectors climbing above 48%. Notable NDW sectors to see improvement were semiconductors ([^BPSEMI]) and precious metals ([^BPPREC]). Additionally, RS in Xs indicators have seen an uptick with recent action, highlighting individual stocks’ near-term outperformance against the market. While smaller universe RS in Xs charts have already witnessed reversals higher, the broader market RS in Xs for the NYSE universe sits within one box of reversing back into Xs.
• The upcoming week has a focus on retail earnings with the likes of Home Depot ([HD]) and Walmart ([WMT]) headlining (see highlights of support and resistance below). Additional names reporting this week include Lowes ([LOW]), Target ([TGT]), TJX Companies ([TJX]), Analog Devices ([ADI]), John Deere ([DE]), and Ross Stores ([ROST]).
  • Home Depot ([HD]) – Reporting on 8/19 - HD witnessed a shift back to a positive trend and a return to a buy signal to kick off August’s trading, while last week’s trading saw the stock pullback to the middle of the 10-week trading band. Note resistance at $356, while additional lies in the upper $390s. Initial support lies at $336 from the bullish support line, while additional can be found at $332 and $324.
  • Walmart ([WMT]) – Reporting on 8/20 – WMT has maintained a sell signal since May with a second following in July. After falling to a 3 for 5’er then, the stock has consolidated within the lower $110s. From here, a move to $118 would return the stock to a buy signal. Note potential resistance until $122, then again from the stock’s prior highs at $134. Initial support can be found in the $108 to $110 range, while additional can be found at $99.

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8/17/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - August 14, 2026

• Markets pushed higher on Thursday, with both the S&P 500 and the Russell 2000 closing at all-time highs. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq-100 completed a second consecutive buy signal as it attempts to return to highs.
• Domestic equity participation continues to move higher with the market. The Bullish Percent for the Nasdaq-100 is at 75%--the highest level in over a year. Meanwhile, small cap participation has also been strong, with 65% of the S&P Small Cap 600 trading on a buy signal—matching its highest levels over the last several years.
• South Korean equities were some of the highest-flying areas of the global market before pullback sharply, but the country’s market is showing signs of rebound. The Franklin FTSE South Korea ETF (FLKR) has completed two consecutive buy signal this month, endings its previous streak of five straight sell signals.
• The broader technology sector had a productive day, with the SPDR select sector technology fund (XLK) rising 1.01%. However, Cisco was unable to capitalize on the broader market’s gain, as the stock fell 8% after reporting earnings. That said, the 4 for 5’er is potential buy on pullback candidate as it remains on a buy signal with support nearby at $108.
• International equities continue to be the strongest asset class with DALI’s rankings. However, the group’s lead over domestic equities has continued to narrow, with it now sitting just two signals ahead of US stocks, which is the smallest margin in around six months.

8/14/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - August 13, 2026

• Equities improved broadly over the past day, with Emerging Markets [EEM] gaining 1.57%, The Russell 2000 Index [RUT] gaining 0.61%, and the S&P 500 Index [SPX] gaining 0.26%.
• This week's featured research focuses on the Biotechnology industry group, which recently crossed above the 5.0 level on our Asset Class Group Scores (ACGS) page. Historically, such elevated readings have signaled broad-based strength within the group and have been followed by robust returns, including an average one-year gain exceeding 31%.
• Following July's CPI report, which was broadly in line with expectations, futures markets are pricing in only a 32% chance of a rate hike at the September 16, 2026 FOMC meeting. By December, however, the probability rises to 68.5%, indicating that investors still expect the Federal Reserve to deliver at least one rate increase before year-end.
• As we move into the latter half of the year, several high-profile companies have yet to report earnings. NVIDIA ([NVDA]) is scheduled to report on 8/26, Broadcom ([AVGO]) on 9/2, and Walmart ([WMT]) on 8/20, with each announcement expected to provide important insights into the health of key areas of the economy.
• Emerging markets outside of China remain one of the strongest-performing areas of the global market. The iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ex China ETF ([EMXC]) is up 33% year-to-date and has outperformed the iShares MSCI China ETF ([MCHI]) by 41 percentage points. The sustained relative strength reflects improving participation across several major emerging economies, while Chinese equities continue to lag.

8/13/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - August 12, 2026

• Index futures are higher this morning with the Nasdaq leading to the upside, up around 70 bps.
• Stocks were down slightly yesterday as the S&P 500 ([SPX]) dropped 32 bps, the Nasdaq-100 ([NDX]) fell 33 bps, and the Dow ([.DJIA]) lost 34 bps.
• While the broad indices were down, semiconductors advanced as the iShares Semiconductor ETF ([SOXX]) gained a little under 1%.
• International equities were up modestly as the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF ([EEM]) gained 40 bps and the and the iShares MSCI EAFE ETF ([EFA]) was up seven bps.
•  July CPI is due out this morning with a consensus estimate of 10 bps for headline and 20 bps for core inflation last month. The futures market is currently pricing in about a 75% chance of at least one rate increase by the end of the year. A low CPI reading could reduce those expectations while a high reading could have the opposite effect.
• Cisco Systems ([CSCO]) will report earnings after close this afternoon. The stock is a 5 for 5’er and sits on a buy signal on its default chart after breaking a double top at $122 last week. Initial support can be found at $108, while overhead resistance sits at $130, CSCO’s all-time high.  

8/12/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - August 11, 2026

• Market were mixed on Monday, with most domestic equity indices ending the day flat. The S&P 500 fell 0.06% while the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.11%.
• Weakness within the market was driven partially by the uptick in crude oil prices, with futures for the commodity rising around 5% on the day. However, the 2-point trend chart for CL/ still shows it in a negative trend on five consecutive sell signals.
• The uptick in energy commodity prices was also a tailwind for the energy sector, as the State Street Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLE) gained 4.66% on the day. The fund regained near-term market RS last month, bringing it up to a 4.07 fund score, but energy still remains in the bottom half of DALI for now.
• Healthcare stocks also had a solid day, with the State Street Health Care Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLV) rising 1.67%, reversing back into a column of Xs. While XLV holds a mediocre fund score of 3.68, the broader group holds the second place in DALI’s sector rankings given the strength of several of its subsectors.
• iShares Biotechnology ETF (IBB) rose 1.2% on Monday, moving to its second consecutive buy signal, lifting its fund score to a near-perfect 5.70. Meanwhile, the iShares U.S. Pharmaceuticals ETF (IHE) gained 1.36%. The fund holds an even stronger fund score of 5.85 after completing nine consecutive buy signals.

8/11/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - August 10, 2026

NDW Morning Update Video – August 10, 2026.

• U.S. equity and international equities were positive Friday (8/7). Most indices continue to maintain near recent rally highs on their charts achieved last week.
• Gold ([GC/]) and crude oil ([CL/]) were both positive Friday (8/7) with gold climbing above 4350 on its long-term 50 point per box chart and crude reversing back into a column of Xs on the default point and figure chart.
• Week-over-week, participation has improved with the average bullish percent reading for the NDW 40 sectors climbing from 40% to 47%, leading to a slight shift to the right of the distribution curve of the sectors. Technology sectors like semiconductors ([^BPSEMI]) and computers ([^BPCOMP]) were notable highlights, while steel ([^BPSTEE]) and aerospace ([^BPAERO]) seeing increases in stocks maintaining buy signals.
• Consumer Inflation (CPI) reports on Wednesday and will be closely watched by Fed officials for potential pathways interest rates.
• Earnings take a bit of a breather this week, but notable names reporting have support and resistance levels highlighted below.
  • Simon Property Group ([SPG]) – Reports 8/10 – SPG has been a 5 for 5’er since April this year and capped off July’s trading reaching an all-time chart high at $236. August’s trading has seen the stock pullback to the middle of the 10-week trading band with support at $216 close by. Prior resistance at $204 may be seen as additional support, while the bullish support line sits at $184.
  • Super Micro Computer ([SMCI]) – Reports 8/11 – SMCI fell to a 2 for 5’er after shifting into a negative trend in early July. The stock has rebounded from those near-term lows back above $30. From here, a move above $33 would count as a second buy signal and match the middle of the 10-week trading band. Note resistance at $36 and the bearish resistance line at $42. Initial support lies in the mid $20s, while additional can be found around the $20 level, the stock’s 2026 chart lows.
  • Cisco Systems ([CSCO]) – Reports 8/12 – CSCO has been a 5 for 5’er since February this year. After reaching highs at $130 in early June, the stock pulled back through much of July before seeing the chart return to a buy signal at $122 during last week’s trading. Initial support lies at $108, while the next levels of support lie in the mid $80s to low $90s.
  • Applied Materials ([AMAT]) – Reports 8/13 – AMAT fell to a 4 for 5’er in early July after seeing the market RS chart reverse down into Os. After pulling back to the mid $400s in mid-July, AMAT has rebounded to return to a buy signal at $544. From here, a move above $560 would count as a second buy signal. Note resistance in the $576 to $584 range. Initial support lies at $512 and $496, while the July chart low sits at $40.

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8/10/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - August 7, 2026

• Major indices moved lower over the past day, led by emerging markets. [EEM] posted the largest decline, falling 1.07%, followed by the Dow Jones Industrial Average ([.DJIA]), which lost 0.85%. Crude oil ([CL]) was the lone bright spot, gaining 2.75% on the day. Despite the near-term rebound, oil prices remain well below their recent highs, underscoring the broader downtrend in the commodity.
• Technology rebounded after three consecutive sell signals. The Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF ([XLK]) gained 5.46% over the past week and completed a bullish signal reversal at $182, reflecting renewed strength in the sector.
• The S&P 500 continues to show broad market strength. The index completed a triple-top breakout at 7,600 and is now up more than 12% year-to-date. S&P 500 Index Funds also remain ranked second on the asset class group scores page, reinforcing the group's strong relative performance.
• Healthcare showed notable improvement over the past week. The sector gained three signals in our DALI sector rankings, highlighting renewed momentum in traditionally defensive areas of the market. Within the asset class group scores, biotechnology ranks first with an average score of 4.91.
• Cooling labor market data reduced expectations for additional Fed tightening. Following the July employment report, which showed nonfarm payrolls declined by 23,000, the probability of a rate hike in September fell from above 55% to 40%, reflecting growing expectations for a more accommodative policy outlook.

8/7/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - August 6, 2026

• Major asset representatives saw muted action during trading on 8/5. Many of the major domestic representatives landed in the red for the day, seeing the likes of the Nasdaq Composite ([NASD], -.83%), Russell 2000 ([RUT], -.59%) or S&P 500 [SPX], -.17%) finish lower on the day. This is normal after the magnitude of upside action this week.
• The only domestic equity representative to move higher was the Dow Jones Industrial Average ([.DJIA]) which picked up roughly .5% to move one box higher on its default chart. It is now trading in heavily overbought territory, so a pullback to the ~50,000 mark would be normal/constructive on an exhale.
• On the commodities front, crude ([CL/]) moved lower on its chart. A trip back down to the summer 2026 lows in the upper $60’s wouldn’t be out of the question. Gold advanced roughly 3.7% for the day, pushing higher to test its negative trend line. Even on a break, wait for further technical improvement before considering precious metals exposure.
• [PH] picked up ~6-8% in premarket trading, pushing to new highs on strong earnings. It remains a high attribute name looking to pick up its 5th technical attribute. [DDOG] slipped as much as 20% in premarket action on poor guidance. It is still up handedly this year but monitor its TA score to see if the decline is enough to mark any relative deterioration. [NET] & [TTWO] report over the next 24 hours (8/6-8/7)- both are high RS options for those of you looking for earnings plays.
• [NVDA] broke a spread quadruple top to move back into a positive trend on its default chart. It remains quite rangebound, but the upside action for the name certainly doesn’t go unnoticed. From here, the semiconductor giant will look to push back towards ATH’ s arpid $236.

8/6/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - August 5, 2026

• Market action on 8/4 was overwhelmingly strong. The return profile was nearly identical to that of results from 8/3, seeing the likes of the Russell 2000 ([RUT]), Nasdaq Composite ([NASD]) and Emerging Markets ([EEM]) lead the way each up ~2%. Meanwhile, the US Dollar ([DX/Y]) and Crude oil fell.
• Market breadth continues to expand. [^BPSPX], which measures the percentage of S&P 500 stocks trading on buy signals, moved to 2026 highs with yesterday’s action. It has yet to challenge highs from 2024 or 2025, but a breadth “concern” in early 2026 has quickly given way to open Q3.
• With the breadth expansion, [SPXEWI] moved to all time chart highs. It’s technical posture remains ironclad as it sits on a string of buy signals with a range of support below. More growth focused [NDX] returned to a buy signal but has yet to get back to its highs…. Speaking to the magnitude of the recent exhale for growth focused areas.
• Crude oil slipped back down below the seemingly key lower $80’s/upper $70’s mark on its chart. From here, a journey back down to the recent lows in the upper $60’s wouldn’t be out of the question and would also signal markets pricing in further deescalation in Iran.
• [AMD] fell ~8% in premarket trading. It remains a high attribute name but monitor relative peer and market RS charts for changes in technical attribute. [LLY] advanced, continuing its push towards ATH’s on its chart. It holds a 5/5 TA score. [WDC] reports after close. The 5% chart highlights support around $425 and some significant resistance around current levels.

8/5/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - August 4, 2026

• It was an overwhelmingly productive day for most global equity markets yesterday, seeing growth focused areas in [NASD] & [RUT] lead the way to the upside. [NASD] picked up 2+%, while the Russell 2000 advanced just under 1.75% to reverse back higher on its default chart.
• The S&P 500 ([SPX]) picked up roughly 1.5%, returning to all-time chart highs after what has seemed like a rocky exhale to open Q3. The technical picture for SPX remains quite constructive, with some now solidified support around 7250-7350 on its default chart.
• With the productive day, [SPX] reversed back into X’s on its 1% Relative Strength chart against [SPXEWI], signaling an uptick in strength for cap-weighted assets. This chart has historically provided a consistent picture of strength, with either your RS Switching (owning whichever asset sits on a buy signal) or reversal portfolio (owning whichever asset sits in X’s) outperforming a buy and hold portfolio of either asset individually.
• The notable decliner for the day was crude, which slipped 5%. It got back down into the low $80’s/high $70’s, a point which has been an important line in the sand throughout 2026 amid conflict in the Iran. Watch this point closely to see if markets are pricing in further deescalation or a pick back up in tensions.
• Notable earnings: [CAT] picked up ~8% on productive results. It has fallen off its 2026 highs but remains a technically defendable asset. [PLTR] gained ~14% in premarket trading, but is still in the red for the year. Watch for a failed breakout after the report. [AMD] reports after close on 8/4. It trades off its respective highs but maintains its strong technical posturing ahead of the report. Watch $432 towards the downside and $460-$484 to the upside.

8/4/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - August 3, 2026

NDW Morning Update Video – August 3, 2026.

• Indices were mixed following Friday’s (7/31) trading with Crude Oil ([CL/]) and Nasdaq Composite ([NASD]) up over 1%, followed by emerging markets ([EEM]), up 70 basis points. Gold ([GC/]) fell more than 1%, while developed markets ([EFA]) were down 62 basis points.
• Among the charts to see additional action was the iShares U.S. Core Bond ETF ([AGG]), which dropped below $97.25, along with the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF ([EEM]), which reversed back into Xs from recent lows. U.S. equity charts like the S&P 500 ([SPX]) – along with others – reversed in Xs and rallied to the 10-week trading band during Friday’s (7/31) trading.
• After seeing reversal higher to begin last week’s action, many indicators, like the bullish percent for the S&P 500 ([^BPSPX]), maintain near recent reversal highs.  ^BPSPX sits in the lower 60s currently, which has been a high point for the indicator for much of 2026.
• There are roughly 130+ S&P 500 stocks reporting earnings this week. Below are notable highlights of support and resistance.
  • Palantir Technologies ([PLTR]) – Reports 8/3 – PLTR is a 1 for 5’er that moved into a negative trend in the latter part of June and gave a second sell signal early last week. Initial support lies at $118, while additional can be found at $108, the June 2026 chart low. A move above $128 would return the stock to a buy signal, while a move above $140 would flip the trend back to positive.
  • Advanced Micro Devices ([AMD]) – Reports 8/4 – AMD fell to a 4 for 5’er after seeing the market RS chart reverse into Os early last week. The stock gave a second sell signal at $456 on 7/28 as shares fell to $432 before reversing back into Xs during the latter part of the week. Beyond current support at $432, additional can be found at $396. From here, it would take a move back toward highs in the upper $560s before seeing the stock return to a buy signal.
  • Caterpillar ([CAT]) – Reports 8/4 – CAT fell to a 3 for 5’er after seeing the market and peer RS charts reverse down into Os during trading early last week. After reaching highs in June, the stock gave an initial sell signal to kick off July. Last week’s action brought about a third sell signal at $832 as shares fell to the upper $770s before climbing back above $800. Beyond initial support at $776, additional can be found at $760 and $712.
  • CVS Health Corp. ([CVS]) – Reports 8/5 – CVS has been a 5 for 5’er since May of this year and currently ranks within the top quintile of the Retailing sector matrix. After a second buy signal in late June, CVS rallied to its highest level since early 2022 at $110. Last week’s action brought a reversal into Os from recent highs. Initial support lies at $98, while additional can be found at $90.

8/3/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - July 31, 2026

7/31/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - July 30, 2026

• Major equity markets moved lower over the past trading day, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average ([.DJIA]) declining 2.19% and the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF ([EEM]) falling 2.07%.
• The Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund ([XLK]) continues to trade well below its recent highs. Meanwhile, improving relative strength within the healthcare sector has allowed healthcare to reclaim a higher position than technology in our DALI sector rankings, signaling a shift toward more defensive leadership across the market.
• The Invesco QQQ Trust ([QQQ]) remains under pressure and has continued to trend lower. The ETF is now down approximately 10% from its recent peak, officially entering correction territory. Much of this weakness has been driven by ongoing deterioration in the technology sector.
  
• U.S. GDP growth came in below expectations, with consensus estimates calling for approximately 2.1% growth versus an actual reading of 1.5%. The softer-than-expected economic data could create additional headwinds for growth-oriented sectors in the months ahead.
• Apple ([AAPL]), Amazon ([AMZN]), and Coinbase Global ([COIN]) are among the most closely watched companies scheduled to report earnings after the market close. From a technical perspective, AAPL maintains a strong TA score of 5/5 and continues to trade on multiple buy signals. In contrast, both AMZN and COIN carry weaker technical profiles, each holding a TA score of 1/5.

7/30/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - July 20, 2026

• US equity futures are mixed this morning. S&P and Nasdaq futures are up around 20 bps while Dow futures are down about 30 bps.  
• The S&P 500 was up 20 bps yesterday, the third day in a row of little movement as it gained two bps on Monday and five bps on Friday. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq-100 was down just under 1%, in its fifth consecutive down day. The iShares Semiconductor ETF ([SOXX]) was down 4.8% yesterday and is now down about 25% from the high it reached in June.
• Crude oil futures are up about 5% after falling 4% on Tuesday.
• International equities were lower on Tuesday as the iShares MSCI EAFE ETF ([EFA]) lost two bps while the iShares Emerging Markets ETF ([EEM]) was down 2%.
• The Fed wraps up its July meeting today. The futures market is pricing in about a 65% chance that the Fed will leave rates unchanged with a 35% chance of a 25 bps hike. This is most uncertainty we’ve had this close to a Fed meeting in some time.
• Meta ([META]) and Microsoft ([MSFT]) report earnings after the close today. Both are currently technically weak as Meta is a 1 for 5’er and MSFT is a 2 for 5’er, though both stocks have shown some improvement on their trend charts recently.

7/29/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - July 28, 2026

• Major names we typically look at were positive over yesterday’s roll. SPXEWI gained roughly .75% for the day, outperforming the cap weighted S&P 500 handedly as it was roughly flat for the day.
• Crude declined 7.5%. The Nasdaq 100 ([NDX]) fought back to nearly flat for the day after a somewhat wild trading session that saw it open positive, swinging sharply lower before drifting back towards even for the day. NDX trades on a string of three consecutive sell signals and its series of lower highs should be monitored very closely.
• Crude continues to flirt with an apparently important level in the low $80’s. It trades well off 2026 highs around $120…. But remains volatile and largely dependant on headline developments around the Middle East.
• Gold ([GC/]) and long-duration fixed income ([TLT]) moved higher yesterday, although both spaces remain points of relative weakness within their respective asset class.
• Many names have shown some interesting technical developments around earnings. [WYNN] returned to a buy signal but shows all the signs of a “failed breakout”- don’t be fooled by this low attribute name. [GLW] slumped nearly 20% in pre-market trading on 7/28 on weak guidance. [KO] picked up ~4% on strong guidance, it remains a technically appealing as it trades on a series of buy signals.
• Lots of names are reporting over the next few days. The likes of [AMZN], [META], [AAPL], [MSFT], [LRCX], [MA], etc. are all reporting on either 7/29 or 7/30. Watch the charts for further developments.

7/28/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - July 27, 2026

NDW Morning Pulse – July 27, 2026.

• U.S. equities and other major indices were mixed following Friday’s (7/24) trading. While most U.S. equity charts saw no additional action, the Nasdaq-100 ([NDX]) gave a third consecutive sell signal intraday Friday.
• While equities were mixed, crude oil led the way to the downside, falling more than -3% Friday and reversing down into Os on its default point and figure chart. A reprieve in U.S.-Iran tensions over the weekend has given a boost to U.S. equities pre-market Monday (7/27), while crude oil has fallen into the mid $80s.  
• Apart from the bullish percent for the Nasaq-100 ([^BPNDX]), most major and index-related bullish percent indicators reside within the mid-50s on their charts, still suggesting more than half of the stocks within those universes continue to maintain point and figure buy signals. When examining the NDW 40 sectors through the Distribution Curve tool on the site (Allocation Tab > Distribution Curves), technology subsectors witnessed the most notable shift into lower field position; highlighting a decrease in stocks maintaining buy signals. Financials subsectors like savings and loans, banks, and insurance continue to maintain the highest levels of upside participation.
• Roughly 170 S&P 500 companies will report earnings this week. Below are notable highlights of support and resistance levels for major names reporting.
  • Visa ([V]) – Reports 7/28 – 3 for 5’er that broke out above resistance in the $350 range to kick of July. The stock has since consolidated around the $350 to $360 range with initial support now residing at $348. Additional support can be found at $324, the bullish support line, while the stock’s all-time chart high from June 2025 at $368 presents the only level of overhead resistance.
  • Meta Platforms ([META] – Reports 7/29 – 1 for 5’er after shifting back into a positive trend to kick off July’s trading. META currently is trading around the $600 level, below its 50-day moving average, and just two boxes above the bullish support line at $584. Additional support is seen at $544, while resistance continues to be prevalent within the $680 range.
  • Microsoft ([MSFT]) – Reports 7/29 – 2 for 5’er that shifted back into a positive trend in recent weeks following a second buy signal. The stock is currently testing the bullish support line at $380, while additional support can be found at $376 and $368. Resistance resides at $400, the recent rally high, while additional can be found in the upper $400 range.
  • Apple ([AAPL]) – Reports 7/30 – 5 for 5’er following a recent reversal into Xs on the stock’s peer relative strength chart. The stock reversed back into Xs on its default trend chart last Friday (7/24) to match the all-time chart high at $332. Initial support lies at $320, while additional support can be found at $276 and $260, the bullish support line.
  • Amazon ([AMZN]) – Reports 7/30 – 1 for 5’er that shafted into a negative trend and returned to a sell signal following Friday's (7/24) trading. Support for the stock now resides at $228, while additional can be found at $200. A move above $260 would flip the trend back to positive and return the stock to a buy signal. 

7/27/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - July 24, 2026

7/24/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - July 23, 2026

• Crude Oil ([CL/]) led yesterday’s performance, advancing 2.95%, followed by Gold ([GC/]), which gained 1.85%. Despite the strong daily gains, both assets remain well below the highs reached earlier this year.
• The Nasdaq Composite ([NASD]) completed a double bottom breakdown at 25,400, generating its second consecutive sell signal. Even so, the index remains up by double digits year to date and is currently trading near an area of initial support.
• The S&P 500 Index ([SPX]) remains on a sell signal following its double bottom breakdown at 7,300. Despite the technical weakness, the index ranks 3rd out of 134 asset groups on the Asset Class Group Scores page, underscoring its relative strength versus the broader universe.
• The Technology sector continues to experience technical deterioration. Within our DALI sector rankings, the sector has lost 13 signals over the past week, highlighting a rapid decline in underlying technical conditions. Nevertheless, Technology remains firmly in second place and maintains a comfortable lead over the third-ranked Healthcare sector.
• This week’s featured report revisits Monday’s feature, “Technology: Extreme Volatility, Normal Correction.” The analysis examines the recent volatility across the technology sector, explores the magnitude and frequency of historical drawdowns, and provides context for how current market conditions compare with past corrections.

7/23/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - July 22, 2026

• US equity futures are lower this morning. Nasdaq-100 futures are leading the market lower, down around 1%.
• Tuesday was a strong day for stocks across the board as US and international indices were higher.
• The S&P 500 was up 89 bps. Technology led the market higher as the Nasdaq-100 ([NDX]) gained 1.93% while the iShares Semiconductor ETF ([SOXX]) was up 5.45%. SOXX is still down more than 13% over the last 30 days.
• Small caps outperformed as the Russell 2000 ([RUT]) was up more than 1.5%.
• The iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF ([EEM]) gained more than 2.8% while the iShares MSCI EAFE ETF ([EFA]) gained 1.45%.
• Crude oil has continued to advance as it gained more than 2.25% yesterday and is up more than 3% pre-market, trading around $87/bbl as the market continues to digest renewed tension in the Middle East.
• Precious metals advanced on Tuesday despite rising yields as silver ([SI/]) gained 3.7% and gold ([GC/]) climbed 1.65%. Silver traded above $60 overnight which should return it to a buy signal on its default point & figure chart. Meanwhile, gold is trading above $4100, which would return it to a buy signal also. Gold has now established notable support at $3980, reversing up from that level three times since last month.
• We get the first Mag 7 earnings releases of the quarter this afternoon as Tesla ([TSLA]) and Alphabet ([GOOGL]) are set to report. Both stocks are currently acceptable 3 for 5’ers.

7/22/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - July 21, 2026

• Most of the names we typically look at were negative over the last 24 hours. Towards the upside, crude oil jumped just under 1%, joined by the US Dollar and emerging markets representative ([EEM]) in the green.
• Most other names were negative, albeit relatively muted in their decline. EFA and TLT led the way, each declining ~.75% for the day.
• Major chart action was limited. Crude oil ([CL/]) notched an additional two X’s on its default chart. While the path of least resistance is lower, it is encroaching on a significant level of old support in the upper $80’s. Continue to watch headlines out of the Middle East for further development conflict wise. TLT reversed lower, now sitting within earshot of 2026 lows.
• Major earnings came from the likes of [MMM], which moved ~5% higher in premarket trading. It remains a low attribute name but trades in an interesting position well off 2026 lows. [NOC] declined after its report, moving lower towards 2026 lows. It remains a ow attribute name and is an area to avoid despite continued global unrest.
• GOOGL [GOOG] reports tomorrow, the first of the mega-cap big tech to do so. While still in the black for the year, it trades off highs and has put in a series of lower highs on its default chart. Keep a close eye on newly established resistance towards the middle of the trading band.

7/21/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - July 20, 2026

NDW Morning Update Video – July 20, 2026.

• Crude Oil ([CL/]) led the way to the upside Friday (7/17) gaining more than 3% for the day and moving into the lower $80s on the point and figure trend chart. This follows the commodity returning to a buy signal early last week, and investors will see if crude sustains rallies over the weekend that saw the commodity touch the $90 range.
• U.S. equities were negative and led to the downside by the Nasdaq-100 ([NDX]) and Nasdaq Composite ([NASD]) as each fell more than 1% for the day and saw the indices give second sell signals. NDX broke a spread quadruple bottom at 28,800 and fell to 28,400, violating support in the upper 28,000 range and brings the index to its lowest level since May. NASD continues to maintain support in the 25,000 range as the index has consolidated since June.
• Emerging markets were down more than 1% with the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF ([EEM]) dropping to $63 on the point and figure chart, giving a sell signal at $64 and completing a bullish signal reversal pattern. This follows the ETF reversing into Os on its market relative strength chart early last week, which has brought the ETF’s fund score down to 3.75 (out of 6).
• Major market bullish percents continue to maintain recent chart levels, though subsectors like semiconductors, computers, and electronics witnessed notable drops in their BP charts, suggesting a decrease in stocks maintaining point and figure buy signals.
• Twenty-four out of the roughly 100 stocks within the S&P 100 Index ([OEX]) will be reporting earnings this week. Below are notable highlights.
  • Capital One Financial ([COF]) – Reports 7/21 – 3 for 5’er that completed a second buy signal last week, clearing resistance at $208 that dated back to February. Resistance now lies near highs at $256, while support can be found at $192 and $180, the bullish support line.
  • General Motors ([GM]) – Reports 7/21 – 3 for 5’er trading in the mid $70s after violating the bullish support line and shifting into a negative trend to finish off June. A move above $81 would shift the trend back to positive, but notable resistance can be found in the mid $80s. Beyond current support at $75 additional can be found at $71.
  • Google ([GOOGL]) – Reports 7/22 – 3 for 5’er that gave a second sell signal during Friday’s (7/17) trading at $348 as shares fell to $344. This follows the stock reversing down into Os on its peer relative strength chart earlier last week. Beyond near-term support at $332, investors are looking to the upper $200 range before the next available level of support.
  • Tesla ([TSLA]) – Reports 7/22 – 3 for 5’er that returned to a sell signal by breaking a triple bottom at $388, which also violated the bullish support line and shifted the trend to negative. From here, a move above $416 would return the stock to a buy signal and shift the trend back to positive. Initial support can be found in the $368 to $372 range, while additional lies at $340.
  • American Express Company ([AXP]) – Reports 7/24 – 4 for 5’er that returned to a buy signal early last week at $360. Note resistance at $368, while the stock’s chart high resides at $384. Initial support lies at $336, while the bullish support line can be found at $328.

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7/20/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - July 17, 2026

NDW Morning Pulse - July 17, 2026

• Thursday was an extremely positive breadth day. Despite the S&P 500 ([SPX]) falling 0.51%, the equal weight S&P 500 ([SPXEWI]) rose 1%. That’s just the 3rd time in the last five years the equal weight index has beaten cap weight index by such a wide margin.
• The market was dragged down by the technology sector, with the Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF ([XLK]) falling 2.24%. The sector is in correction territory with it 10% off ATHs but still holds a favorable fund score of 4.83.
• Memory chips were previously an area of extreme strength but have led the way to the downside over the past month. The Roundhill Memory ETF ([DRAM]) fell a further 8.82% and is now more than 35% off ATHs as companies like Micron ([MU]) pullback.
• Small caps have quietly been one of the best performing groups recently, especially small cap value stocks. The iShares Russell 2000 Value ETF ([IWN]) rose 1.31% on Thursday, bringing its one-month return to 3.7%, which is 3.4% higher than the S&P 500.
• Among small cap value stocks, regional banks have been leading the way to the upside. The SPDR S&P Regional Banking ETF ([KRE]) rose 2.82% yesterday, moving to its fourth consecutive buy signal while holding an extremely strong 5.55 fund score.

7/17/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - July 16, 2026

NDW Morning Update Video – July 16, 2026.

• Crude Oil ([CL/]) and Gold ([GC/]) reversed back up this week, highlighting some near-term strength. Despite the recovery, both commodities remain well below the highs reached earlier this year.
• Looking at the DALI sector rankings, Technology still sits in first with 199 signals. However, the sector has lost 35 signals so far in July, suggesting some emerging weakness in recent weeks.
• The Financials sector has continued to strengthen over the past several weeks. Since the beginning of June, the sector has added 36 signals and climbed into fourth place in the sector rankings.
• The probability of a Federal Reserve rate hike at the September meeting currently stands at 54.5%, indicating that a rate increase remains the most likely outcome.
• This week's featured analysis is Monday's Sector P/E Valuation Ratio report, which breaks down the P/E ratios across all 11 major sectors to identify the key factors driving sector performance.

7/16/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - July 15, 2026

• US equity futures are higher this morning, getting a boost from a lower than expected PPI reading.
• Stocks and bonds were up yesterday (6/14) as a lower-than-expected CPI reading led yields lower.
• The market is still pricing in about an 80% chance of a rate hike this year but has backed off expectations for an increase this month which climbed above 40% on Monday.
• The Nadaq-100 ([NDX]) led the major indices higher gaining 1.1% while the S&P 500 advanced 40 bps.
• The iShares Semiconductor ETF ([SOXX]) was up more than 2.5%
• A down day for the dollar helped push international equities higher as the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF ([EEM]) gained 1.8% while the iShares MSCI EAFE ETF ([EFA]) added 70 bps.
• Falling yields also aided precious metals as silver ([SI/]) gained almost 2% while gold ([GC/]) was up more than 1.5%.
• Crude oil ([CL/]) advanced for a second day, gaining about 1.5% as the market continued to digest the prospect of renewed conflict in the Middle East.
• International Business Machines ([IBM]) had its worst day ever on Tuesday falling 25% after the company released earnings a week early and showed misses on revenue and profit.
• Most of the big banks reported earnings yesterday. Goldman Sachs ([GS]) was biggest winner gaining 9% and reaching a new all-time high. JP Morgan ([JPM]) and Bank of America ([BAC]) also advanced. Citigroup ([C]) was worst performer, falling more than 5% while Wells Fargo ([WFC]) was down more than 2.5%.

7/15/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - July 14, 2026

NDW Morning Pulse – July 14, 2026.

• Most of the major areas we typically look at in the morning calls were negative with trading on 7/13. Of note were emerging markets ([EEM]) which declined nearly 4% on the day, followed by gold and the Nasdaq composite which each slipped over 1.5%.
• Crude was the main gainer as it jumped almost 10% as tensions in the Middle East escalated yet again…. But it continues to trade below a seemingly key level around $80. A journey back above that point could signal markets pricing in further unrest.
• Gold continues to shed RS, falling back down into O’s to trade within earshot of 2026 lows. Despite just trading around levels from late in 2025, the technical picture has deteriorated significantly and precious metals exposure should be limited when possible.
• You might find yourself traveling more often this summer, but there was a significant break to the downside for Hilton. The trendline break will push Hilton ([HLT]) down to a 4/5’er, so it remains strong but those with positions should watch the name carefully for further technical weakness.
• The likes of [JPM], [BAC], [WFC], [GS], etc. got the big banks earnings started up on the morning of 7/14. Initial results/reactions were fair-productive as of early pre-market movement on Tuesday morning. Many of the “blue-blood” banks maintain strong technical pictures. Broad financials, as evidenced by [XLF], remain technically defendable as we move through July… but the sector remains far from a standout leader at the time of this writing.

7/14/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - July 13, 2026

NDW Morning Update Video – July 13, 2026.

• Most U.S. equity indices were positive Friday (7/10) with the S&P 500 Index ([SPX]) up 42 basis points, while the Russell 2000 Index ([RUT]) was the lone index in negative territory, down 49 basis points. The only index charts to see additional action were the Nasdaq-100 ([NDX]), which moved above 29800 to form a double top, and the Russell 1000 ([RUI]), which reversed back into Xs to 4120.
• Broader market indicators were muted following Friday’s (7/10) trading, but a short-term indicator worth noting is the Weekly Distribution for NYSE Stocks ([^WDNYSE]). The indicator measures the average overbought/oversold reading and resides at 0% on the chart. This highlights the average weekly distribution reading is neither overbought or oversold and notes that on average, stocks have come back to the middle of the 10-week (50-day) trading band.
• Delta ([DAL]) beat on Q2 earnings and reinstated its full-year guidance. Fuel costs and capacity cuts provided downbeat price action as the chart reversed down into Os following Friday’s (7/10) trading.
• Bank earnings will take center stage this week, but below are names reporting this week worth monitoring due to recent chart action.
  • Wells Fargo ([WFC]) – Reports 7/14 - 3 for 5’er that gave a second buy signal during last week’s trading but has rallied to resistance in the upper $80s. Initial support can be found in the $82 to $83 range, while the bullish support line sits at $77.
  • BlackRock ([BLK]) – Reports 7/15 – 3 for 5’er after seeing a second sell signal and shift to a negative trend to finish off June’s trading. From here, a move above 1088 would return the stock to a buy signal and flip the trend back to positive. Support lies in the $928 to $960 range.
  • United Airlines ([UAL]) – Reports 7/16 – 4 for 5’er that has been consolidating since reaching a new chart high at $138 at the end of June. Initial support lies at $122, while additional can be found at $116.
  • Netflix ([NFLX]) – Reports 7/16 – Though the stock returned to a buy signal to kick of July’s trading, last week’s action brought the chart back into Os and into the lower $70s, near reach lows. Beyond recent lows, a move into the $60 range would mark the lowest level since late 2024.
  • UnitedHealth Group ([UNH]) – Reports 7/16 – UNH has improved to a 5 for 5’er and rallied to a 52-week high during last week’s trading. From here, resistance on the chart isn’t found until the $600 range, while initial support can be found at $376 and $360.

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7/13/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - July 10, 2026

NDW Morning Pulse – July 10, 2026.

• Most areas of the investable universe were positive throughout trading on 7/9. Of particular note was gold (which remains a point of relative weakness despite the up day), the Nasdaq Composite and small caps via [RUT]. The S&P 500 gained just under .9% for the day.
• Downside action was rather limited. Crude slipped ~2% as it reversed lower on its default chart, and the US Dollar found itself down just 9 basis points. Barring further escalation in the Middle East, crude looks to be finding its footing in the mid $70’s to upper $60’s.
• Technology and industrials have struggled so far this quarter, seeing representatives [XLK] and [XLI] as the worst performing sectors since 6/30. While one week doesn’t make or break a trend, continued underperformance from these leaders will be important to monitor throughout 2026.
• ^BPNDX, measuring the percentage of Nasdaq-100 stocks trading on buy signals, moved higher yesterday to a chart reading of 58%. While we certainly won’t turn our nose at any expansion of breadth, it’s no secret that participation remains well off highwater marks from 2024 and 2025.
• With its productive day, gold reversed higher on its chart…. But don’t buy into the “fool’s gold” just quite yet. It continues to trade at/around 2026 lows after recently breaking back into a negative trend.

7/10/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - July 9, 2026

NDW Morning Pulse – July 9, 2026.

• Crude Oil (CL/) was up 4.37% through yesterday's close. Although still up almost 30% year-to-date, the contract has down well below its all-time highs from earlier this year.
• Emerging markets also ticked higher over the past day. The iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF ([EEM]) sits on six consecutive buy signals and is up over 20% YTD.
• Since the healthcare sector moved to overweight territory two weeks ago in our DALI sector rankings, the sector has continued to tick higher, gaining 9 signals this month alone. Consumer staples have also gained 9 signals this month, as more defensive areas of the market continue to show strength.
• The percent positive for the healthcare sector ([^PTECHEALTH]) also crossed back up above 30% in its chart level for the second time since late 2021, highlighting an increase in long-term strength for the sector as a larger percentage of stocks are now contributing to the upside.
• Fed funds futures imply a 64.1% chance of a rate hike at the September 16, 2026 FOMC meeting, suggesting that market participants increasingly expect the Federal Reserve to raise rates.

7/9/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - July 9, 2026

NDW Morning Pulse – July 9, 2026.

• Crude Oil (CL/) was up 4.37% through yesterday's close. Although still up almost 30% year-to-date, the contract has down well below its all-time highs from earlier this year.
• Emerging markets also ticked higher over the past day. The iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF ([EEM]) sits on six consecutive buy signals and is up over 20% YTD.
• Since the healthcare sector moved to overweight territory two weeks ago in our DALI sector rankings, the sector has continued to tick higher, gaining 9 signals this month alone. Consumer staples have also gained 9 signals this month, as more defensive areas of the market continue to show strength.
• The percent positive for the healthcare sector ([^PTECHEALTH]) also crossed back up above 30% in its chart level for the second time since late 2021, highlighting an increase in long-term strength for the sector as a larger percentage of stocks are now contributing to the upside.
• Fed funds futures imply a 64.1% chance of a rate hike at the September 16, 2026 FOMC meeting, suggesting that market participants increasingly expect the Federal Reserve to raise rates.

7/9/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - July 8, 2026

• Futures are again lower this morning with the Nasdaq leading the way to the downside – down around 1.1%. Gold and silver are also lower.
• Oil futures are up about 5% after Iran attacked ships in the strait of Hormuz and the US launched a new wave attacks.
• US equities were down yesterday as the S&P 500 fell 0.45%.
• Tech led the market lower with the Nasdaq-100 ([NDX]) down 1.75%. Meanwhile, the iShares Semiconductors ETF ([SOXX]) was down more than 5%.
• NDX now sits against notable support at 29,000 on its default chart.
• International equities were also lower on Tuesday as the iShares MSCI EAFE ETF ([EFA]) fell 1.25% and the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF ([EEM]) dropped 2.75%.
• Bonds were also lower on Tuesday with the iShares US Core Bond ETF ([AGG]) down about 45 bps as long-term US Treasury yields rose.
• Minutes from the last Fed meeting will be released this afternoon and could impact expectations for interest rates. At this point, the market is still pricing in about an 85% chance that the Fed will raise rates this year and about a 45% chance of two 25 bps hikes.
• SpaceX ([SPCX]) was added to the Nasdaq-100 yesterday with a weight of around 1.3%. The passive demand didn’t help the stock in the short-term as SPCX finished the day down more than 6.5%.

7/8/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - July 7, 2026

NDW Morning Pulse – July 7, 2026.

• Markets pushed higher to start the week, with the S&P 500 rising 0.72% on Monday. Meanwhile, the "average stock," represented by the S&P 500 equal weight index, was relatively flat. Still, SPX remains on a sell signal, while SPXEWI completed its fourth consecutive buy signal last week.  
• Technology was one of the day’s biggest winners, seeing the Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLK) rise 1.67%. Technology continues to sit at the top of DALI's sector rankings, but XLK lost its near-term market relative strength last week.
• Cryptocurrencies also lifted off on Monday, with the iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) rising 3.58%, leaving the fund 10% above its late-June lows. That said, Bitcoin continues to lack long-term strength, demonstrated by IBIT’s weak fund score of just 0.18.
• Financials continued their recent hot streak, with banks leading the group higher. The Invesco KBW Bank ETF (KBWB) rose 1.92% on the day, and improvement within the subgroup has caused KBWB's fund score to increase to 5.70. The broader financials sector also climbed to fourth in DALI's rankings near the end of Q1. 
• Commercial airlines have quietly been among the market’s best-performing areas, and Monday saw the U.S. Global Jets ETF (JETS) rise another 0.42%. With fuel prices starting to creep down and strength returning, its fund score is also up to a near-perfect 5.82. 

7/7/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - July 6, 2026

NDW Morning Update Video – July 6, 2026.

• U.S. and international equities were mixed Thursday (7/2), though most finished the week positive.
• The Dow Jones Industrial Average ([.DJIA]) led the way to the upside, up 1% Thursday, as the index rallied near 53,000, while the Nasdaq-100 ([NDX]) led to the way to the downside, down 1.6%. NDX, along with the Russell 2000 ([RUT]), reversed into Os on their default point and figure trend chart, but both continue to maintain buy signals.
• A notable divergence within international markets Thursday with the iShares MSCI EAFE ETF ([EFA]) leading all indices, up 1.3%, while the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF ([EMM]) fell more than 1%. EEM’s chart continued lower in its current column of Os on its default point and figure chart, forming a double bottom and potential sell signal for the first time in 12 months or more.
• After seeing the bullish percent for the S&P 500 ([^BPSPX]) reverse into Xs on the first trading day of July, the long-term positive trend for the large cap index [^PTSPX] returned to bull confirmed status for the first time since late 2024. In addition to highlighting a slight increase in large cap stocks maintaining buy signals, the ^PT’s move higher shows stocks are also seeing trends change back to positive.
• This week will kick off the beginning stages of Q2 earnings season with the likes of Pepsi ([PEP]) and Delta Air Lines ([DAL]) reporting this Thursday (7/9) and Friday (7/10).
• South Korean chip maker, SK Hynix, announced Monday (7/6) it will be listing ADRs on Nasdaq.
• Fed minutes are due to be released this coming Wednesday (7/8).

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7/6/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - July 2, 2026

• The market-cap-weighted S&P 500 ([SPX]) pulled back modestly over the past week but remains up roughly 9% year-to-date. Performance continues to trail the equal-weighted S&P 500 ([SPXEWI]) by more than 2 percentage points, reflecting ongoing strength in the average stock relative to the index’s largest constituents.
• The Russell 2000 ([RUT]) has completed three consecutive buy signals and is now up approximately 21% year-to-date, outperforming the S&P 500 by more than 10 percentage points in 2026. This strength is also evident in our Asset Class Group Scores, where multiple small-cap groups rank above the 90th percentile, underscoring the significant improvement in small-cap leadership this year.
• Within our DALI Sector Rankings, Health Care added 50 signals during June, advancing to third place and firmly into overweight territory. The sector’s rise has coincided with notable weakness in Energy, which saw its signal count decline by roughly 50% over the course of the month.
• The market is currently assigning a greater than 50% probability of a rate hike at the September FOMC meeting. Meanwhile, the iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF ([TLT]) recently completed a double-bottom breakout above $85.75, a move that comes as Treasury yields start to trend higher entering the second half of the year.
• This week’s featured research piece highlights our Smart Beta Quilts, which track factor performance across a variety of market segments. Within U.S. equities, Growth and Momentum have reestablished themselves as the leading factors, currently occupying the top spots in the rankings.

7/2/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - July 1, 2026

• US equities were up for a second day in a row yesterday as the S&P 500 ([SPX]) gained 80 bps to finish the quarter on a positive note.
• Technology once again outpaced the broader market as the iShares Semiconductors ETF ([SOXX]) was up more than 4% for the day and the Nasaq-100 ([NDX]) gained more than 1.5%. SOXX returned to a buy signal with yesterday’s action, breaking a double top at $640.
• Oil prices continued to slide falling below $70/bbl.
• SPX finished the quarter up nearly 15%. Technology stocks outpaced the broader market as NDX gained more than 27.5% and semiconductors were up almost 95%.
• Small caps outpaced large caps as the Russell 2000 ([RUT]) gained more than 21%.
• International equities also advanced during Q2, but it there was a wide spread between emerging & developed markets. The iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF ([EEM]) was up more than 20%, while the iShares MSCI EAFE ETF ([EAFE]) gained a little under 7%.  
• It was an unproductive quarter for commodities as gold ([GC/]) was down more than 13% while silver ([SI/]) dropped more than 20%. Gold and silver are now in negative territory for the year after silver was up more than 60% at its peak in January. 
• Meanwhile, crude oil finished the quarter down roughly 31.5% giving back virtually all of the gains it saw at the beginning of the Iran conflict.

7/1/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - June 30, 2026

NDW Morning Pulse – June 30, 2026.

• U.S. equity indices rebounded to kick off the week with the Nasdaq-100 ([NDX]) and Nasdaq Composite ([NASD]) leading the way to the upside with both gaining more than 2% on Monday (6/29). NDX and NASD, along with the Russell 1000 ([RUI]), saw reversals back into Xs on their default point and figure charts.
• Crude Oil ([CL/]) rallied more than 2% but ultimately saw no additional chart action as it remains in a column of Os, residing on a series of sell signals. Meanwhile, Gold ([GC/]) fell more than 1%, leading to a reversal into Os down to 4020 and placing another lower top on the chart – highlighting continued waning demand.
• While indices were positive, there were no major indicator changes, even within the short-term indicators. The NDW 40 sector 10-week indicators only saw changes to four of the 40 10-week charts with most highlighting decreases in stocks maintaining above the 50-day moving average. The distribution curve of the NDW 40 sector 10-week indicators maintains a normal distribution with no particular skew.
• Healthcare witnessed further gains within DALI, separating from financials within the sector rankings. The sector saw notable rallies within biotech stocks and funds with the State Street SPDR S&P Biotech ETF ([XBI]) pushing to multi-year highs in the upper $150s. The rally follows the market relative strength against the S&P 500 Equal Weight Index ([SPXEWI]) returning to a to Xs during last week’s action, highlighting near-term relative strength for biotechs.
• Iridium Communications ([IRDM]) rallied more than 2% during Monday’s (6/29) trading session after news broke that RocketLabs ([RKLB]) would acquire the company. On the earnings front this morning, Aerovironment ([AVAV]) beat on earnings, raising its outlook and sending shares up more than 35% to the upper $180s. Nike ([NKE]) is due to report after the close.

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6/30/26    View

NDW Morning Pulse - June 29, 2026

NDW Morning Pulse – June 29, 2026.

• Crude Oil ([CL/]) and international equities led the way to the downside during Friday’s (6/26) trading session with crude falling more than 3.5%. The iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF ([EEM]) fell more than 1%, while the iShares MSCI EAFE ETF ([EFA]) fell 59 basis points.
• U.S. Equity indices were mixed Friday (6/26) with the Nasdaq-100 ([NDX]) falling more than 1%, reversing down into Os on its default point and figure trend chart and leading the way to the downside. Indexes like the S&P 500 ([SPX]) and Russell 1000 ([RUI]) continued lower in their current column of Os, while the likes of the Russell 2000 ([RUT]), the Dow ([.DJIA]), and S&P 500 Equal Weight Index ([SPXEWI]) maintain near recent chart highs.
• While equity participation indicators witnessed little change following Friday’s trading, the end of last week brought about notable changes within the NDW DALI Sector Rankings. Healthcare climbed to the 3^rd after Thursday’s (6/25) trading session, overtaking another recent improver within the ranks, Financials, and Communication Services, which has fallen out of the top three.
• Payroll and unemployment data this upcoming Thursday (7/2) highlight economic data for the week, while notable earnings come from Nike ([NKE]), FactSet ([FDS]), and General Mills ([GIS]).
• REMINDER: Tomorrow (6/30) marks the last day to enter the NDW Model Competition.

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6/29/26    View

Morning Pulse – June 26, 2026

• Markets were higher across the board Thursday, with the major exception coming from some of the market's largest companies. Apple fell 6.12% after increasing product prices across the board to keep up with memory prices. Meanwhile, the Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF (MAGS) fell 2.57%, and is now down 7.4% YTD, which is 24% lower than the Nasdaq-100.
• Memory chip companies continue to be some of the hottest companies in the market, with the Roundhill Memory ETF (DRAM) rising another 10% on the day, led by a 15.74% gain from Micron Technologies (MU). 
• The bulls are back in town. Among respondents to the AAII sentiment survey, 45% think the market will move higher over the next six months, compared to 35% who expect it to move lower, which is the most bullish reading in over two months.
• While bonds were relatively subdued on the day, the iShares US Core Bond ETF (AGG) moved to its first buy signal since August, flipping its trend back to positive. That said, fixed income remains unfavored at the bottom of DALI, and AGG holds a fund score of only 0.81. 
• Momentum had another solid day, with iShares MSCI USA Momentum Factor ETF (MTUM) rising 3.32%. MTUM is now up more than 35% YTD, outpacing the S&P 500 by 28.1%, which would be the widest margin in favor of momentum stocks on record for a calendar year.

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• The iShares Barclays 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF ([TLT]) was up 1.37% over the previous day and completed a spread triple top break on its default chart. The move signals strengthening performance in long-duration fixed income and suggests improving investor sentiment.
• The S&P 500 Equal Weight ([SPXEWI]) completed a bullish catapult earlier this month at 8550 and sits on three consecutive buy signals. Year-to-date, the equal-weighted benchmark is outperforming the cap-weighted S&P 500 ([SPX]) by more than 2%, underscoring the relative underperformance of mega-cap stocks and highlighting broader participation across the market.
• The Dow Jones Industrial Average ([.DJIA]) completed a bullish catapult at 52000, marking its sixth consecutive buy signal. The index has steadily strengthened from its March lows, building an increasingly convincing technical case for continued improvement.
• The SPDR Gold Trust ([GLD]) continues to deteriorate technically. GLD completed a double bottom break at $370, marking its fourth consecutive sell signal. This deterioration is further reflected in its weak fund score of 2.38 and a negative score direction of 3.28.
• The healthcare sector has shown recent improvement, advancing above basic materials in our DALI sector rankings over the past week and moving into “equal-weight” territory. It now trails utilities and financials by just 2 and 7 signals, respectively, indicating a narrowing RS performance gap.

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• US equities were mostly lower on Tuesday (6/23). Technology stocks, specifically semiconductors, were among the largest decliners as the iShares Semiconductor ETF ([SOXX]) was down almost 8%.
• Tuesday’s action dropped SOXX out of heavily extended territory but even with the pullback, the fund still sits more than 10% from its most recent support at $530.
• Micron ([MU]) was largest decliner in the SOXX portfolio was it lost more than 13%. While ON Semiconductor ([ON]), ARM Holdings ([ARM]) and Credo Technology ([CRDO]) were all down more than 10%. MU will report earnings today after the close.
• The Dow ([.DJIA]) was the best performing among the major US indices as it was down only nine bps for the day. Small caps also outperformed large caps as the Russell 2000 ([RUT]) fell 96 bps, outperforming the S&P 500 ([SPX]) by about ½ percent.
• International equities saw significant declines. Developed markets held up better than their emerging counterpart as the iShares MSCI EAFE ETF ([EFA]) lost about 2% while the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF ([EEM]) fell more than 5.5%. South Korea was among the biggest losers internationally as the iShares MSCI South Korea ETF ([EWY]) fell more than 12%.
• Precious metals – which are often viewed as a safe haven – were also down. Gold ([GC/]) was down about 1.25% while silver ([SI/]) fell more than 5%. Silver now sits at $61.50 on its P&F chart, matching its 2026 low.
• Long-term yields were down slightly which lifted US bonds – the iShares US Core Bond ETF ([AGG]) and the iShares Barclays 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF ([TLT]) both notched small gains.

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Morning Highlights:

• Markets were largely mixed over the 6/22’s trading day. No area was up more than 1%. Small caps ([RUT]) were the largest gainer for the day, advancing .83%, followed by emerging markets ([EEM]) which gained just over half a percent. Crude oil slipped over 3.5%, trailed by the Nasdaq Composite which shed 1.32% for the day.
• In terms of notable chart action, gold moved lower yet again, encroaching on its bullish support line. The precious metals space continues to shed RS and broader exposure should be limited where possible.
• The US dollar returned to a buy signal on its chart but remains in a long-term negative trend. A weaker USD remains a tailwind for international equities.
• Communication services was led lower by Alphabet ([GOOGL], [GOOG]) yesterday as they lost a key AI member to Anthropic. Broad representative [XLC] moved back into O’s against cash on a 3.25% relative strength chart.
• While not visible on the charts as of 8:30AM on 6/23, overnight selloffs in South Korea have spread over to US tech markets. [EWY] is slipping over 10%, with [SOXX] slipping ~6% in premarket trading. Both assets are still up impressively this year and the decline day seems more of a symptom of a “normal” (but intense) exhale rather than something more concerning.

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NDW Morning Update Video - December 8, 2025

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NDW Morning Update Video - December 5, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –December 5, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - December 4, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – December 4, 2025.

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WEEKLY RUNDOWN - 12/03/2025

Aggregated updates from the NDW analyst team covering multiple asset classifications.

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NDW Morning Update Video - December 3, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –December 3, 2025.

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12/3/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video - December 2, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – December 2, 2025.

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12/2/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video - December 1, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – December 1, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - November 28, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –November 28, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - November 26, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –November 26, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown - 11.28.25

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

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NDW Morning Update Video - November 25, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – November 25, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - November 24, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – November 24, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - November 21, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –November 21, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - November 20, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – November 20, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video – Nov 19, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

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NDW Morning Update Video - November 19, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –November 19, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - November 18, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – November 18, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - November 17, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – November 17, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - November 14, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –November 14, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - November 13, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – November 13, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video – Nov 12, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

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Weekly Rundown Video - Nov 12, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

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Weekly Rundown Video – Nov 12, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

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NDW Morning Update Video - November 12, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –November 12, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - November 11, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – November 11, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - November 10, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – November 10, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - November 7, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –November 7, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - November 6, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – November 6, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video – Nov 5, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

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NDW Morning Update Video - November 5, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –November 5, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - November 4, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – November 4, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - November 3, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – November 3, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - October 31, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – October 31, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - October 30, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – October 30, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video– Oct 29, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

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NDW Morning Update Video - October 29, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – October 29, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - October 28, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – October 28, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - October 27, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – October 27, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - October 24, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – October 24, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - October 23, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – October 23, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video – Oct 22, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

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NDW Morning Update Video - October 22, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –October 22, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - October 21, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – October 21, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - October 20, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – October 20, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - October 17, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – October 17, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - October 16, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – October 16, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video – Oct 15, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

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NDW Morning Update Video - October 15, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – October 15, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - October 14, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – October 14, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - October 13, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – October 13, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - October 10, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – October 10, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - October 9, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – October 9, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video – Oct 8, 2025

Weekly rundown with analyst team covering all major asset classes.

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NDW Morning Update Video - October 8, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –October 8, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - October 7, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – October 7, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - October 6, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – October 6, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - October 3, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –October 3, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - October 2, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – October 2, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video – Oct 1, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

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NDW Morning Update Video - October 1, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –October 1, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - September 30, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – September 30, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - September 29, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – September 29, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - September 26, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –September 26, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - September 25, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – September 25, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video – Sep 24, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

9/24/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video - September 24, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –September 24, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - September 23, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – September 23, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - September 22, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – September 22, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - September 19, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –September 19, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - September 18, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – September 18, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video - Sep 17, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

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NDW Morning Update Video - September 17, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –September 17, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - September 16, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – September 16, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - September 15, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – September 15, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - September 12, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –September 12, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - September 11, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – September 11, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video – Sep 10, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

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NDW Morning Update Video – September 10, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – September 10, 2025.

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9/10/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video - September 9, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – September 9, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - September 8, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – September 8, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - September 5, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –September 5, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - September 4, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – September 4, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video - Sep 3, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

9/3/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video - September 3, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – September 3, 2025.

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9/3/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video - September 2, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – September 2, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - August 29, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –August 29, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - August 28, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – August 28, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video – Aug 27, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

8/27/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video - August 27, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –August 27, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - August 26, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – August 26, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - August 25, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – August 25, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - August 22, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –August 22, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - August 21, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – August 21, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video – Aug 20, 2024

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

8/20/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video - August 20, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –August 20, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - August 19, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – August 19, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - August 18, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – August 18, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - August 15, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –August 15, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - August 14, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – August 14, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video – August 13, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

8/13/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video - August 13, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –August 13, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - August 12, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – August 12, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - August 11, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – August 11, 2025.

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8/11/25    View

August 6, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

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NDW Morning Update Video - August 8, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –August 8, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - August 7, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – August 7, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - August 7, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – August 7, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - August 6, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –August 6, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - August 5, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – August 5, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - August 4, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – August 4, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - August 1, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –August 1, 2025.

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8/1/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video - July 31, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – July 31, 2025.

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07/30/2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

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NDW Morning Update Video - July 30, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –July 30, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - July 29, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – July 29, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - July 28, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – July 28, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - July 25, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –July 25, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - July 24, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – July 24, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video – July 23, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

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NDW Morning Update Video - July 23, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –July 23, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - July 22, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – July 22, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - July 21, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – July 21, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - July 18, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –July 18, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - July 17, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – July 17, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video - July 16, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

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NDW Morning Update Video - July 16, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –July 16, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - July 15, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – July 15, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - July 14, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – July 14, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - July 11, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –July 11, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - July 10, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – July 10, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video - July 9, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

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NDW Morning Update Video - July 9, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –July 9, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - July 8, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – July 8, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - July 7, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – July 7, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - July 3, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – July 3, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video -July 2, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

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Weekly Rundown Video -July 2, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

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NDW Morning Update Video - July 2, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –July 2, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - July 1, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – July 1, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - June 30, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – June 30, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - June 27, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –June 27, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - June 26, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – June 26, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video- June 25, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

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NDW Morning Update Video - June 25, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –June 25, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - June 24, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – June 24, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - June 23, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – June 23, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - June 20, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –June 20, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video – June 18, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

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NDW Morning Update Video - June 18, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –June 18, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - June 17, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – June 17, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - June 16, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – June 16, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - June 13, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –June 13, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - June 12, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – June 12, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video- June 11, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

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NDW Morning Update Video - June 11, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –June 11, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - June 10, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – June 10, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - June 9, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – June 9, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - June 6, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –June 6, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - June 5, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – June 5, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video - June 4, 2025

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NDW Morning Update Video - June 4, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –June 4, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - June 3, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – June 3, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - June 2, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – June 2, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - May 30, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –May 30, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - May 29, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –May 29, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video- May 28, 2025

Weekly Rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes..

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NDW Morning Update Video - May 28, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – May 28, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - May 27, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – May 27, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - May 23, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – May 23, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - May 22, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –May 22, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video- May 21, 2025

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5/21/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video - May 21, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –May 21, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - May 20, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – May 20, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - May 19, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – May 19, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - May 16, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –May 16, 2025.

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05/15/2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

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NDW Morning Update Video - May 15, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – May 15, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - May 14, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –May 14, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - May 13, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – May 13, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - May 12, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – May 12, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - May 9, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –May 9, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - May 8, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – May 8, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video - May 7, 2025

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NDW Morning Update Video - May 7, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –May 7, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - May 6, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – May 6, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - May 5, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – May 5, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - May 5, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – May 5, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - May 2, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –May 2, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - May 1, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – May 1, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video – April 30, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

4/30/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video - April 30, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – April 30, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - April 29, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – April 29, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - April 28, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – April 28, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - April 25, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – April 25, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - April 24, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – April 24, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video - April 23, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

4/23/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video - April 23, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –April 23, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - April 22, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – April 22, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - April 21, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – April 21, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - April 17, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – April 17, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - April 17, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – April 17, 2025.

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Weekly Rundown Video – April 16, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

4/16/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video - April 16, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – April 16, 2025.

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4/16/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video - April 15, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – April 15, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - April 14, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – April 14, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - April 11, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – April 11, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - April 10, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – April 10, 2025.

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4/10/25    View

Weekly Rundown Video – April 9, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

4/9/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video - April 9, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –April 9, 2025.

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4/9/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video - April 8, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – April 8, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - April 7, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – April 7, 2025.

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4/7/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video - April 4, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –April 4, 2025.

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4/4/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video - April 3, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – April 3, 2025.

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4/3/25    View

Weekly Rundown Video – April 2, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

4/2/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video - April 2, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –April 2, 2025

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NDW Morning Update Video - April 1, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – April 1, 2025.

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4/1/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video - March 31, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – March 31, 2025.

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3/31/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video –March 27, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –March 27, 2025.

3/27/25    View

Weekly Rundown Video – March 26, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

3/26/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video - March 25, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –March 25, 2025.

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3/25/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video - March 24, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – March 24, 2025.

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3/24/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video - March 21, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video –March 21, 2025.

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3/21/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video - March 20, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – March 20, 2025.

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3/20/25    View

Weekly Rundown Video – March 19, 2025

Weekly rundown with NDW analyst team covering all major asset classes.

3/19/25    View

NDW Morning Update Video - March 19, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – March 19, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - March 18, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – March 18, 2025.

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NDW Morning Update Video - March 17, 2025

NDW Morning Update Video – March 17, 2025.

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