Today’s DeMark Diffusion™ – Crypto Markets snapshot distills major coins into a single composite alignment signal for a quick read on market heat. The opening chart orders assets by their latest signal; bodies show the mean ±1σ range while wicks capture the historical min–max, with a red diamond marking
This crypto snapshot compares short-term versus long-term performance on a risk-adjusted basis for major coins. We use log-return annualization, winsorized returns, a dynamic volatility floor, and robust statistics (median/MAD) to avoid outlier distortion. Positive readings indicate short-term strength outpacing the long-term trend; negative values suggest the opposite. Assets are
This dashboard ranks each asset by where price sits relative to its options gamma ‘flip’ (zero-gamma) level. Names above the flip (green) tend to see dealer hedging dampen moves; below the flip (red) can see moves amplified. These dynamics can evolve quickly as open interest shifts. Top above-flip: NDX (+7.
This snapshot aggregates seven mean-reverted momentum/oscillator signals into a single z-score, then charts each series against its own history (μ, ±1σ, ±2σ) with a side histogram for context. The bar chart ranks the latest composite readings across assets on a fixed −2…+2 scale.
Global risk tone remains mixed. US large caps lean steady while breadth shifts beneath the surface; Europe balances resilience with select softness. In Asia, leadership stays concentrated with Japan elevated, while China-linked risk gauges remain more tentative. Crypto continues to search for a durable floor, with swings compressing in places
This DeMark Diffusion™ scan focuses on the S&P 500 names sitting at the extremes of their recent paths. The Top 10 basket groups stocks whose current stance looks rich versus their own history, while the Bottom 10 highlights names that have been pushed to more washed-out territory. Together,
America’s largest banks began 2026 with a stronger-than-expected quarter, and the message was broader than just earnings beats. Across JPMorgan, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citi, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, first-quarter results pointed to the same conclusion: client activity accelerated, capital-markets businesses reawakened, and credit quality remained far
Morgan Stanley started 2026 on a high note, with record revenue and earnings powered by a sharp jump in Institutional Securities and another solid quarter from Wealth Management. The result was stronger than the prior quarter overall, even if a few underlying wealth and investment-management metrics were more mixed. 📌 Key
Broad-based revenue growth, firmer fee momentum and stable credit gave Bank of America a solid start to 2026, with the latest quarter showing a clear step up from late 2025 even as capital ratios edged lower. 📌 Key Takeaways Bank of America reported $30.3B of revenue in the latest quarter,
Headline: ASML delivered a solid Q1, lifted its FY26 revenue range, and signaled broadening strength beyond EUV as AI-driven memory and logic demand keeps customer capacity plans moving higher. (ASML) Key Metrics * Total net sales: €8.8B, within guidance. (ASML) * Installed Base Management revenue: €2.5B, slightly above guidance. (ASML)
Today’s DeMark Diffusion™ – Crypto Markets snapshot distills major coins into a single composite alignment signal for a quick read on market heat. The opening chart orders assets by their latest signal; bodies show the mean ±1σ range while wicks capture the historical min–max, with a red diamond marking
This crypto snapshot compares short-term versus long-term performance on a risk-adjusted basis for major coins. We use log-return annualization, winsorized returns, a dynamic volatility floor, and robust statistics (median/MAD) to avoid outlier distortion. Positive readings indicate short-term strength outpacing the long-term trend; negative values suggest the opposite. Assets are