Uptrend Analyzer
CheckedThe Uptrend Analyzer identifies rising price trends to help traders make informed decisions and potentially capitalize on bullish momentum.
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About this skill
What it does
The Uptrend Analyzer assesses the health of the US stock market by examining breadth participation across 11 sectors using Monty's Uptrend Ratio Dashboard. It generates a composite score from 0-100, where higher scores indicate a healthier market. This skill provides exposure guidance based on this analysis and helps traders understand if market advances are broad or narrow, rather than concentrated in a few areas.
When to use it
- When you want to know if the overall market breadth is healthy.
- To assess uptrend ratios across different sectors.
- To understand current market participation and breadth conditions.
- For guidance on portfolio exposure based on breadth analysis.
- If you're familiar with or inquiring about Monty’s Uptrend Dashboard.
Key capabilities
- Calculates a composite score (0-100) representing market breadth health.
- Provides sector heatmap highlighting strongest and weakest sectors.
- Offers exposure guidance (Full, Normal, Reduced, Defensive, Preservation).
- Utilizes 5 component scores: Market Breadth, Sector Participation, Sector Rotation, Momentum, and Historical Context.
- Operates using free CSV data from a GitHub repository – no API key required.
Example prompts
- "Is the market breadth healthy?"
- "How broad is the current rally?"
- "What does Monty's Uptrend Dashboard say about sector performance?"
- “Give me exposure guidance based on current breadth analysis.”
Tips & gotchas
- This skill uses a Python script to download and analyze data. No API key is needed for operation.
- The score direction is inverted compared to the Market Top Detector: higher scores indicate a healthier market, not riskier.
- The Uptrend Analyzer focuses on breadth participation; it's distinct from tools that assess top formation risk.