The Stage Analysis members weekend video featuring the regular content with the major US Indexes, the futures charts, US Industry Groups RS Rankings, IBD Industry Groups Bell Curve - Bullish Percent, the Market Breadth Update to help to determine the Weight of Evidence and finishing with the US Stocks Watchlist in detail on multiple timeframes.

Special feature focusing on the Home Construction group, which has been in Stage 2 for a few months and is in the top 10 of the industry group relative strength rankings.

There were 44 stocks highlighted from the US stocks watchlist scans today. Home Construction is coming back into focus with multiple stocks in the group starting to report earnings in the coming week(s)...

There were 36 stocks highlighted from the US stocks watchlist scans today. Semiconductors and Software continue to be dominate group themes in the short-term...

The Semiconductors group has featured heavily over the last few months. So the midweek video focuses on the group and some of the leading stocks within it.

There were 44 stocks highlighted from the US stocks watchlist scans today...

The Stage Analysis members weekend video featuring the regular content with the major US Indexes, the futures charts, US Industry Groups RS Rankings, IBD Industry Groups Bell Curve - Bullish Percent, the Market Breadth Update to help to determine the Weight of Evidence and finishing with the US Stocks Watchlist in detail on multiple timeframes.

For the watchlist from the weekend scans...

There has been a dramatic increase in the amount of Stage 2 breakout attempts over the last few weeks, with more and more areas of the market attempting to move into early Stage 2, with many showing both strength and volume, which has caused the indexes to also attempt to move into early Stage 2, as highlighted in the last few days posts.

Stage Analysis Members midweek video discussing the Stage 2 breakout attempts in some of the major indexes, a look at the some of the key market breadth data, recent watchlist stocks and more on the small caps from yesterdays post.