The Asbury 6 Warns Of Emerging Market Weakness

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In addition to our bi-weekly Following The Money Podcast, we also choose one chart, Asbury Research model, or data series and accompanying excerpt from our premium research that we believe may best reflect the current condition of the US financial market.  This week, we selected a chart from our January Monthly Investment Compass. 

The chart below shows that the percentage of NYSE stocks trading above their 40-day MA is retracting from a multi-year strong extreme that previously coincided with or closely led every Tactical market peak since late 2021.

The percentage of NYSE Stocks trading above their 40-day moving average

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