See how every sector has done, and whether you can trade it today.
Eleven sectors and the four big index ETFs, ordered by their weight in the S&P 500, across seven time windows from today out to ten years. Next to each one: the price, how far it sits from its Market Pulse line, and whether that adds up to a setup yet.
A real screen from the member area, captured today. Not a mockup.
Best decade on the board. Untradable this morning.
The same sector, on the same row. Ten years of performance tells you where the money has been; the regime tells you whether today is the day to act. A page that showed only the first would have had you buying the strongest thing on the board into a downtrend.
One time window can tell you the wrong thing.
A sector can be up 30 percent this year and down over five. Energy is the usual example: strong over five years, much weaker over ten. Where you start counting decides the answer, so we put the windows side by side and let you pick.
Two questions, two different answers
Is this worth owning?
The seven windows answer that. They also show you which sectors only look good because of where you started counting.
Should I buy it today?
That’s the regime and the distance from the pulse line, and it often disagrees with the first answer. Plenty of sectors are worth owning long term and a bad idea this morning.
You can open the grid behind any row.
The readiness column gives you a one-word answer. One click shows you where it came from: sixty sessions of daily regime for that sector, next to how much of the S&P 500 it carries. From there you can tell whether today is a turn or the middle of a long run.
Have a look at today’s board.
The track record is public, so you can check how it’s gone before you pay us anything. The screens above are what you get if you join.