The Market Research Inventory [MRI]: Investors Should Monitor MRI Often

Introduction

When enthusiastic about an article, often I need to learn my very own articles, nevertheless it took me a big time to seek for a proper one. Subsequently, I want a reference log or “stock”, so the great title is up as “The Market Analysis Stock [MRI].

The MRI consist of 4 Main Parts: 1) The Prime-To-Backside Strategy, 2) The Momentum/Development Commerce, 3), Investing vs. Buying and selling, and 4) Portfolio.

The 4 elements have 9 X-rays:

The Prime-To-Backside Strategy: x1) Market Cycles, x2) Enterprise Cycles, x3) Inflation, x4) Inverted Yield Curve, x5) Financial Coverage, and x6) Fiscal Coverage. The Momentum/Development Commerce: x7) The Paper-and-Pencil Solely [PPO] Strategy. Investing vs. Buying and selling: x8) Investing vs. Buying and selling. Portfolio: x9) Portfolio.

Every X-ray has Hyperlinks [Ls], similar to L1, L2,…L33, L34. I chosen 34 out of 54 articles

As a outcome, I save time, so do my expensive fellow buyers. If any readers have any questions on any definitions in my article, she/he could simply hyperlink an article in the identical group.

As an example, I used the “PPO” Strategy so typically in my latest articles. She/he can simply hyperlink x7 to get the unique article.

Desk 1. The Market Analysis Stock [MRI] As Of June 9, 2023

1. Market Cycles From Prime To Backside

L1/x1/1): “A Bear? Or A Bull? It Actually Would not Matter”

L2/x1/1) The Nice Market Crash [GMC] Watch

L3/x1/1) The 2013 Tantrum in June and September Once more?

L4/x1/1) The Market, in March, April, and Might?

L5/x1/1) My Funding Journey Since 2010 And The place I Am Now?

L6/x1/1) Is There A Bond Conundrum?

L7/x1/1) The Inventory Market And U.S. Economic system in The Coming Two Weeks

2. Enterprise Cycles From Prime To Backside

L8/x2/1) The Easy And Simple Nice Recession Watch With Monitoring, Inspecting, And Accounting: TEA Strategy

L9/x2/1) The Pandemic Recession: Is It A Proper Name

L10/x2/1) A ‘Recession’, A ‘Bear Market’ And A Market Crash’ On Deck In 2023?

L11/x2/1) Backing To The 2009 Origin?

L12/x2/1) Recession Forecast?

3. Inflation

L13/x3/1) What Is Inflation? Inflation Is Overstated? Then Why So Low For Lengthy?

L14/x3/1) Inflation Conundrum, Revisited

L15/x3/1) A New child Child Bull Market And LESADA Speculation

4. Inverted Yield Curve [IYC]

L16/x4/1) 10-12 months Treasury Yield Curve, Litmus Take a look at And Trump Commerce in 2017

L17/x4/1) Treasury Regular Yield Curve – Fed Function On Curve Routinely – Conundrum To Markets

5. Financial Coverage

L18/x5/1) The Federal Reserve Would not Blink This Time, The Market Does

L19/x5/1) New Route of Financial Coverage, Reborn Secular Market

L20/x5/1) The New Financial Coverage In Low Charge Period. Fischer-Yellen Crystal-How-Work?

L21/x5/1) A Message From Jackson Gap Wyoming Is Fed Charged Fischer-Yellen’s Crystal

6. Fiscal Coverage

L22?x6/1) Why I Am Nonetheless On Trump-Commerce-Bandwagon

7. The Paper-Pencil Solely [PPO] Strategy

L23/x7/2) How To Handle Buying and selling And Portfolios With Paper-And-Pencil Solely [PPO} Approach

8. Investing vs. Trading

L24/x8/3) Investing (Boring But Profitable In A Long Term) vs. Trading (Exciting But Risky In A Short Term): Here A Way To Enjoy Both

L25/x8/3) How To Start Investing Or Trading Or Both

9. Portfolio

L26/x9/4) A Dual Portfolio Strategy With 2 Controls Has Worked Out. Can It Weather Any Looming Storms?

L27/x9/4) Can A Well-Defined Portfolio With Enough Cash Weather Major Storms?

L28/x9/4) A Simple But Winning Strategy: Permanent Asset Allocation

L29/x9/4) A Single System With The C/C Ratio And The Shadow A-A Decision

L30/x9/4) The 5 Years: Is It A Benchmark For Well Diversified Portfolios

L31/x9/4) Stacking Investment Packs Or Going On Roll Off

L32/x9/4) Stacking Investment Packs: An Astonishing Attainment

L33/x9/4) How To Protect Bull’s Nest Egg In Late Age

L34/x9/4)Late Bull’s 5-Year-Investment Plan: A Numerical Illustration

The Nine-Weeks-Old Current Uptrend, Beginning on March 31st, has Gained Another Stronger Footing – as of June 9, 2023

The “PPO” Approach with a minimum help of EXCEL demonstrated a clear track on the coming up-/down-momentum and up/downtrend which has not been detected by clever algorithm (i.e., moving average) or sophisticated graphics or charts.

By the PPO Approach, it is a bit edge on tracking the current Uptrend, started in nine weeks ago, and the Uptrend has been confirmed every week and every month.

The “P” is a plus and the “m” is “minus” so the S&P 500 daily closing prices are classified by either “P” or “m”

Table 1: Momentums & Trends

(Mar. 01, 2023 – Jun. 09, 2023)

Date

Close

%CH

m/P

02/28/23

3,970.15

*

*

03/01/23

3,951.39

-0.47%

m

03/02/23

3,981.35

0.76%

P

03/03/23

4,045.64

1.61%

P

03/06/23

4,048.42

0.07%

P

03/07/23

3,986.37

-1.53%

m

03/08/23

3,992.01

0.14%

P

03/09/23

3,918.32

-1.85%

m

03/10/23

3,861.59

-1.45%

m

03/13/23

3,855.76

-0.15%

m

03/14/23

3,919.29

1.65%

P

03/15/23

3,891.93

-0.70%

m

03/16/23

3,960.28

1.76%

P

03/17/23

3,916.64

-1.10%

m

03/20/23

3,951.57

0.89%

P

03/21/23

4,002.87

1.30%

P

03/22/23

3,936.97

-1.65%

m

03/23/23

3,948.72

0.30%

P

03/24/23

3,970.99

0.56%

P

03/27/23

3,977.53

0.16%

P

03/28/23

3,971.27

-0.16%

m

03/29/23

4,027.81

1.42%

P

03/30/23

4,050.83

0.57%

P

03/31/23

4,109.31

1.44%

P

04/03/23

4,124.51

0.37%

P

04/04/23

4,100.60

-0.58%

m

04/05/23

4,090.38

-0.25%

m

04/06/23

4,105.02

0.36%

P

04/10/23

4,109.11

0.10%

P

04/11/23

4,108.94

0.00%

P

04/12/23

4,091.95

-0.41%

m

04/13/23

4,146.22

1.33%

P

04/14/23

4,137.64

-0.21%

m

04/17/23

4,151.32

0.33%

P

04/18/23

4,154.87

0.09%

P

04/19/23

4,154.52

-0.01%

m

04/20/23

4,129.79

-0.60%

m

04/21/23

4,133.52

0.09%

P

04/24/23

4,137.04

0.09%

P

04/25/23

4,071.63

-1.58%

m

04/26/23

4,055.99

-0.38%

m

04/27/23

4,135.35

1.96%

P

04/28/23

4,169.48

0.83%

P

05/01/23

4,167.87

-0.04%

m

05/02/23

4,119.58

-1.16%

m

05/03/23

4,090.75

-0.70%

m

05/04/23

4,061.22

-0.72%

m

05/05/23

4,136.25

1.85%

P

05/08/23

4,138.12

0.05%

P

05/09/23

4,119.17

-0.46%

m

05/10/23

4,137.64

0.45%

P

05/11/23

4,130.62

-0.17%

m

05/12/23

4,124.08

-0.16%

m

5/15/2023

4,136.28

0.30%

P

5/16/2023

4,109.90

-0.64%

m

5/17/2023

4,158.77

1.19%

P

5/18/2023

4,198.05

0.94%

P

5/19/2023

4,191.98

-0.14%

m

5/22/2023

4,192.63

0.02%

P

5/23/2023

4,141.58

-1.22%

m

5/24/2023

4,115.24

-0.64%

m

5/25/2023

4,151.28

0.88%

P

5/26/2023

4,205.45

1.30%

P

5/30/2023

4,205.52

0.00%

P

5/31/2023

4,179.83

-0.61%

m

6/1/2023

4,221.02

0.99%

P

6/2/2023

4,282.37

1.45%

P

6/5/2023

4,282.37

0.00%

P

6/6/2023

4,273.79

-0.20%

m

6/7/2023

4,283.85

0.24%

P

6/8/2023

4,293.93

0.24%

P

6/9/2023

4,298.86

0.11%

P

NOTE

1. CLOSE: The S&P 500 Index’s Closing

2. %CH: The Percent Change.

3. m/P: minus/Plus.

4. Data Source: Yahoo Finance

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Table 2: The m/P on Friday

Apr. 2023, May 2023, and Jun. 2, 2023

Month

Date

Apr.

6

14

21

28

*

m/P

P

m

P

P

*

May

5

12

19

26

*

m/P

P

m

m

P

*

Jun.

2

9

16

23

30

m/P

P

P

*

*

*

NOTE

1. Data Source: Yahoo Finance.

2. Author made Table. 2, by using Table 1.

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Table 1 counts 1) 1″m”/1″P”was 13 vs. 7 (“m” had EDGE), 2) 2″m”/2″P” was: 4 vs. 7 (“P” had BIG EDGE), 3″m”/3″P” was: 1 vs. 6 (“P” had Super BIG EDGE), 4″m”/4″P” was 1 vs. 1 (EVEN).

“P” added another BIG EDGE on 2″m”/2″P (4 vs. 6) on the top of one Super BIG EDGE on 3″m”/3″p” (! vs. 6), making 1 BIG EDGE and 1 Super BIG EDGE.

In Table 2, “P” had 3 votes out of 4 in Apr., and 2 vote in May., Jun. “W1 & W2” 2, While “m” got 1 vote out of 4 in Apr., 2 in May,

The “P” vs. “m” was 7 vs. 3 on Friday Vote.

As a result, “P” had not only a significant EDGE over “m” but also more favorable votes (7 vs. 3) over “m” as of June 9th.

Since $3,970.25 on Feb. 28, the S&P 500 Index has steadily advanced to $4,109.31 on Mar. 31 (+3.50%), $4,169.48 on Apr. 28 (+1.46%), and $4,179.83 on May 31 (+0.25%).

Check this outstanding performance of the S&P 500 Index with Yahoo Finance.

Concluding Remarks

Table 1 will no doubt facilitate my market research tremendously because I spent a lot of time searching for the article which is a vital reference for writing a new article.

In the same way, my readers want to know my view on any topic (in fitting to my approach or macroeconomic issues), they easily link my article which may contain the answer or some hints.

In June, the market seems to struggle dominating on the current Uptrend, because we have seen a quick sector/leadership rotation. At the closing, we have witnessed the bullishness come back nicely, but by a baby step.

That’s why I play very conservatively every session, without committing in any big way. I must hang on in a few weeks particularly.