Market Momentum

Data as of Market Close: Apr 02, 2026Informational research signalsResearch tool — not investment advice.

This dashboard summarizes trend participation, trend state, persistence, and data reliability across U.S., International, Commodities, and Debt markets.

Breadth = alignment, not valuationLow breadth = rotation / cross-currentsDQ flags stale / gaps / outliers

Defensive18% Up

Global Snapshot is an equal-universe summary of the dashboard’s tracked U.S., international, commodities, and debt universes.

It is descriptive of current trend participation and signal structure, not a market-cap-weighted index or macro forecast.

Breadth

18%

Share of tracked assets in the four monitored universes currently in uptrend.

Bias

Defensive

High-level participation read derived from equal-universe breadth, not a valuation or macro forecast.

Trend Stability

Fragile23

Measures how orderly recent trend structure has been across the tracked asset set.

Assets

115

Assets included in the current snapshot.

U.S. Equities

10% Up

Up 3Down 28

Assets 31

International Equities

2% Up

Up 1Down 41

Assets 42

Commodities

53% Up

Up 9Down 8

Assets 17

Debt

8% Up

Up 2Down 23

Assets 25

U.S. Equities

US-listed equity proxies spanning benchmarks, sectors, and themes.

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Trend Participation (Up %)

10%

3 Up28 DownAssets: 31

Stability (avg)25(31/31)

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International Equities

Non-US equity markets across developed and emerging regions.

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Trend Participation (Up %)

1 Up41 DownAssets: 42

Stability (avg)23(42/42)

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Commodities

Energy, metals, agriculture, and broad commodity proxies.

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Trend Participation (Up %)

53%

9 Up8 DownAssets: 17

Stability (avg)33(17/17)

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Debt Markets

Rates and credit signals across duration, inflation, and spreads.

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Trend Participation (Up %)

2 Up23 DownAssets: 25

Stability (avg)16(25/25)

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Data Health

Reliability of the price history feeding signal calculations.

OK 114(99%)Warn 1Err 0DQ Avg 100/100

By universe▾

100%

OK 31 / 31

International

100%

OK 42 / 42

Commodities

94%

OK 16 / 17Warn 1

Debt

100%

OK 25 / 25

Most common:

Outlier prints1

Most Stable Uptrends

Highest stability scores among assets currently in Uptrend.

1USO · Crude Oil

59 score

2BNO · Brent Oil

58 score

3XLE · Energy

57 score

4ENOR · Norway

55 score

5UGA · Gasoline

53 score

6XOP · Oil & Gas

52 score

Most Stable Downtrends

Highest stability scores among assets currently in Downtrend.

1EIDO · Indonesia

45 score

2INDA · India

43 score

3MOO · Agribusiness

37 score

4EWY · South Korea

37 score

5BIZD · Private Credit

35 score

6EDEN · Denmark

35 score

Bullish Breaks

Assets currently flagged with a bullish 20/50 SMA crossover condition.

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Bearish Breaks

Assets currently flagged with a bearish 20/50 SMA crossover condition.

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Methodology

Breadth is the share of tracked instruments where the short SMA exceeds the long SMA. Instruments are counted equally within each universe. The headline “Global” value is an equal-universe average of US, International, Commodities, and Debt breadth.

Stability summarizes how clean and persistent price movement has been recently using a composite of efficiency ratio, persistence, crossover frequency, and long-trend slope. Higher values indicate cleaner trends; lower values indicate choppier structure. Stability is direction-agnostic.

Bias is a high-level participation readout derived from equal-universe breadth. It is descriptive, not prescriptive.

Lookback window uses approximately two years of trading history for each instrument. That is sufficient for short-, medium-, and one-year momentum diagnostics, but it is not intended to stand in for full-cycle market history.

Data Quality (DQ) flags feed artifacts such as stale updates, missing rows, outlier prints, and level-shift / revert glitches so derived signals are not over-interpreted.