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Weak, holding.

• Mon 2 Nov close
• 24%above 50-day · −2
• 23%a week ago
• 3%Stage 2

Breadth slipped and stayed in the weak band: 24.4% of 1,791 stocks, or about a quarter, are trading above their 50-day average, down from 25.9% on Friday 30 October but a touch above the 23.3% of about a week ago. Over that week Real Estate climbed four places to rank first of 11 sectors and Industrials rose four to fifth, while Utilities slid five places to seventh and Technology dropped two to ninth. Two Australian stocks moved from a base into a Stage 2 uptrend, among them Tetratherix Limited, and two dropped out, including PWR Holdings Limited. Only 2.8% of stocks now sit in such an uptrend.

Weak, holding.

• Mon 2 Nov close
• 25%above 50-day · +1
• 2%Stage 2

Breadth edged up but stayed in the weak band. About a quarter of 1,976 stocks, 24.6%, are trading above their 50-day average, against 23.2% on Friday, and only 1.5% sit in a Stage 2 uptrend. A week-on-week comparison isn't available. Over about a week, among 32 industry groups, Information Service climbed 6 places to 8th and Financial Services rose 3 to take first place, while Other Electronic slid 4 places to 14th. Four names reached a 52-week high on heavy volume, the largest being Turn Cloud and AST, and three moved from a base into a Stage 2 uptrend.

What this block can't say: A week-on-week comparison isn't available: the earlier snapshot is too thin.

Weak, holding.

• Mon 2 Nov close
• 25%above 50-day · −4
• 34%a week ago
• 0%Stage 2

Breadth weakened further without leaving the weak band: about a quarter of the 3,632 stocks counted now trade above their 50-day average, down from 29.1% on Friday and 34.4% about a week ago, and almost none sit in a Stage 2 uptrend. Over about a week, Glass and Ceramics Products and Air Transportation each climbed 12 places among 33 industry groups, to eighth and ninth, while Electric Power and Gas slid 10 places and Foods slid 7. Ten names jumped into the top tenth for relative strength, NGK among them, five fell out, and four, including MIXI, reached a 52-week high on heavy volume.

Washed out, holding.

• Mon 2 Nov close
• 20%above 50-day · +2
• 18%a week ago
• 3%Stage 2

Breadth improved slightly but stayed washed out: 19.7% of 2,636 stocks, roughly one in five, now trade above their 50-day average, up from 17.4% on Friday 30 October, and just 3.1% are in a Stage 2 uptrend. Big gainers outnumbered big losers 493 to 93. Over about a week, Consumer Defensive and Industrials each climbed 3 places to fifth and sixth among 10 sectors, while Healthcare slid 5 places to eighth and Real Estate dropped 3 to ninth. Five names moved from a base into a Stage 2 uptrend, including GS, and three jumped into the top tenth for relative strength, including LS Electric.

Washed out, holding.

• Mon 2 Nov close
• 16%above 50-day · +5
• 20%a week ago
• 1%Stage 2

Breadth in mainland China edged up but stayed washed out on Monday 2 November. About one in seven stocks (13.7%) now trade above their 50-day average, up from 11.5% on Friday 30 October but still below the 19.5% of about a week ago. Fewer than one in a hundred sit in a Stage 2 uptrend. Industry and sector data are not mapped for this market yet, so no rotation is shown. Among the 5,134 stocks counted, 8 moved from a base into a Stage 2 uptrend, the largest being 601233.SS. Three jumped into the top tenth for relative strength while 9 fell out of it, the largest of those being 688008.SS.

What this block can't say: Industry and sector data are not mapped for this market yet, so no rotation is shown.

Weak, holding.

• Mon 2 Nov close
• 24%above 50-day · ±0
• 23%a week ago
• 0%Stage 2

Breadth barely moved and stayed in the weak band: in Hong Kong about a quarter of stocks (24.2%) are trading above their 50-day average, against 24.0% on Friday and 22.7% about a week ago, and only 0.4% sit in a Stage 2 uptrend. Among 31 industry groups over about a week, Semiconductors slid 10 places to 27th and Coal fell 7 to 21st, while Insurance climbed 6 places to 22nd and Other Financial rose 5 to 18th. Six names jumped into the top tenth for relative strength, the largest being Smart-core, while five fell out, including Isdn Holdings.

Weak, holding.

• Mon 2 Nov close
• 21%above 50-day · +1
• 16%a week ago
• 0%Stage 2

Breadth edged up but stayed in the weak band on Monday 2 November. About a fifth of the 514 Singapore stocks counted (21.0 percent) are trading above their 50-day average, against 20.2 percent on Friday and 16.0 percent about a week ago, while almost none sit in a stage 2 uptrend. Across 10 sectors over about a week, Communication Services climbed 7 places to first, with Consumer Defensive and Technology each up 3 places, to fourth and seventh. Basic Materials slid 6 places to eighth, Energy fell 5 to last, and Financial Services slipped 1 to fifth.

Weak, holding.

• Mon 2 Nov close
• 30%above 50-day · −2
• 28%a week ago
• 0%Stage 2

Breadth slipped but stayed in the weak band. About three in ten of the 1,030 stocks counted (29.6%) are trading above their 50-day average, down from 31.9% on Friday 30 October but a touch above the 28.4% of about a week ago. Over that week, Utilities climbed three places to top Malaysia's 11 sectors, while Industrials slid four places to fifth and Real Estate dropped two to ninth. Since the prior session, three names jumped into the top tenth for relative strength, led by Sime Darby Berhad and Cyberjaya Education Group Berhad, while five fell out of that group.

Weak, up from washed out.

• Mon 2 Nov close
• 20%above 50-day · +4
• 10%a week ago
• 0%Stage 2

Breadth lifted out of washed-out territory into the weak band: about one in five of 2,156 stocks (20.5%) now trade above their 50-day average, up from 16.6% on Friday 30 October and 10.2% about a week ago. Over that week, Drivetrain & Axles climbed 103 places to first among 172 industry groups, while Road Assets (Tolls/HAM) and Wiring & Cables each rose 41 places. AI Infra & GPU Cloud slid 32 places, Gas Utilities 31 and Commercial Vehicles 29. Welspun Living Limited reached a 52-week high on heavy volume, Artemis Medicare Services Limited dropped out of a Stage 2 uptrend, and one stock fell out of the top tenth for relative strength.

Mixed, holding.

• Mon 2 Nov close
• 50%above 50-day · +1
• 47%a week ago
• 0%Stage 2

Breadth edged higher but stayed in the mixed band. 49.7% of 928 stocks in Germany now trade above their 50-day average, roughly half, up from 48.5% on Friday 30 October and 46.6% about a week ago, while only 0.2% sit in a stage 2 uptrend. Among 11 sectors over about a week, Communication Services climbed 2 places to 7th and Utilities rose 1 place to 3rd, while Technology slid 3 places to 8th. Two names, PTC Inc. DL -,01 and BB Biotech NAM. SF 0,20, jumped into the top tenth for relative strength. Two others, Totalenergies SE EO 2,50 and Elevance Health Dl-,01, fell out of it.

Mixed, holding.

• Fri 30 Oct close
• 38%above 50-day · −6
• 34%a week ago
• 0%Stage 2

Breadth slipped on Friday but stayed in the mixed band: 38.2% of the 8,848 US stocks counted are trading above their 50-day average, a bit under two in five. That is down from 44.2% on Thursday, though still above the 33.9% of about a week ago. Among 197 industry groups over that week, Retail-Home Furnishings climbed 63 places to 48th and Chemicals-Basic rose 59, while Comml Svcs-Document Mgmt slid 106 places and Banks-Foreign fell 78. Four stocks jumped into the top tenth for relative strength, the largest being Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. - Common Stock, and two fell out, including Intel Corporation - Common Stock.

Filings & events · overnight 8-Ks, insider buys and this week's earnings: coming soon.

Weak, holding.

• Fri 30 Oct close
• 27%above 50-day · −5
• 28%a week ago
• 4%Stage 2

Breadth weakened but stayed in the weak band: the share of Canadian stocks above their 50-day average slipped from 31.7% on Thursday to 26.6% on Friday 30 October, so roughly one stock in four sits above that average, and just 4.1% are in a stage 2 uptrend. Over about a week, Industrials climbed three places to fourth among 11 sectors, Financial Services rose two to sixth and Energy moved up one into first. Real Estate slid two to eighth and Consumer Cyclical two to seventh. Two names, Imperial Oil Limited and Methanex Corporation, reached a 52-week high on heavy volume.