SMO Exclusive: Strength Report Consumer Sector 2024-01-26

Brian Degracia

28 Jan 2024 • 3 min read

Consumer sector analysis 1/26/24 shows these 5 industries are all ranked Average or Strong (5th/4th strongest of 9 levels). Attached: Strongest- and Weakest-rated Stock Market Organizer stocks and objective strengthening/weakening measurements in Consumer Durables, Consumer Non-Durables, Food & Beverage, Retail, and Specialty Retail.

Takeaways:
🔹 Consumer Non-Durables Strengthened
🔹 Consumer Durables, Consumer Non- Durables, Retail strongest ranked at “Strong” (4th strongest of 9 levels)
🔹 41 Sub-industries - 15 strengthened, 2 weakened (37%/5%)
🔹 Strongest:Weakest stocks Consumer Durables 49%:7%, Consumer Non-Durables 39%:3%, Retail 33%:9%

YOU’LL CARE IF:
You subscribe to the concepts of
🔹 The stronger your stocks, the greener your P&L, and
🔹 It doesn’t have to be so complicated.

WHAT THIS TELLS YOU:
🔹 The strongest stocks in an industry/sub-industry, proven by their price action to be those which others are favoring.
SO WHAT? See if there are better options than whatever you may currently own.

🔹 Objective strengthening measurements of all stocks in a sub-industry and industry.
SO WHAT? Quickly see the best and worst stocks and ignore the rest.

🔹 If a stock’s sub-industry and industry are currently strengthening.
SO WHAT? Know if the sub-industry and industry currently support new entries, or if you are better off waiting.

🔹 If now is a good time for new long positions based on current market strengthening or weakening.
SO WHAT? Know if the market currently supports new entries, or if you are better off waiting.

HOW?
By tracking strengthening and weakening from the individual stock level up through the market level.

This report may particularly be of interest if the following 5 concepts resonate with you:

The stronger your stocks, the greener your P&L.
The journey to 100%+ returns begins with 10% returns.
The journey to a multi-month rally begins with one up week.
Most stocks do what the market does. (While the market can only do what its underlying stocks, sub-industries, and industries do.)
80/20: not all information is created equal. (Press buttons, not balloons.)

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