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Market analysis helps you look not only at individual stocks, but also at the broader market context: indices, sectors, relative strength, momentum, and risk.

This way, you gain faster insight into where capital is flowing, which sectors are weakening, and which stocks remain structurally stronger.

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Recent market analysis articles

The articles below are automatically updated based on the latest publications within the market analysis and insights section.

Relative strength in equities shows capital shifting across equity markets

Relative strength in equities: where is capital shifting?

MARKET ANALYSIS Last Update : PART Core idea: instead of looking at “profit or loss” in absolute terms, investors can see where capital is shifting through relative strength. Not why, but when. Reading time: 6–8 minutes America is not losing its feathers — but capital is spreading its wings Why this analysis is particularly relevant right now Whoever has viewed the stock markets over the past fifteen years…
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Energy Stocks: Why Energy Is Gaining Momentum Again

Why energy is rebuilding momentum
ETF emerging markets show shifts in capital flows within emerging markets.

ETF emerging markets: Early bird catches movement before it becomes significant

Emerging markets are moving again. Not because of news, but because of price dynamics. With ratio charts, you can see capital flows before they become a story.
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Aroon Indicator: One Crossing Tells When, Not Why—And That's Enough

The Aroon indicator shows you when a trend starts or weakens. No predictions, just clear intersections that make timing visible.
Base 100 comparison of index, sector, and stock

Compare stocks: choose the strongest index, sector and value

Comparing stocks works. Start with the strongest index, then choose the leading sector, and only then select the stock that matches its benchmarks. Base comparisons keep things clear and consistent. This way, you build a portfolio full of leaders and increase your chances of sustainable outperformance.
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Technical Analysis Chart Types

The 10 chart types every investor should know — from line and candlestick to Heikin-Ashi and performance — with clear examples and when to use each type.
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ETF sector analysis with relative range charts

Relative range charts (1, 3, and 9 months) make sector ETFs instantly comparable. We highlight winners, staying power, and weak links—plus four short case studies.
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Strong stocks: strategies & selection criteria

Corrections aren't a disaster, but an opportunity to rebalance. Analysis of the BEL20 (27/10/2023–18/03/2025) shows: winners tend to keep winning, laggards tend to lag. Choose structural strength, let go of weakness.
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