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Technology leads, but only 7 of 24 large companies pass all three checks: rising price, an intact trend and positive sales growth.

This page looks across six parts of the US market. It separates price strength from business support, compares ordinary shares with the headline index and removes the largest winner before accepting the opportunity set.

PRICESALESPROFITRISK
3 CHECKS
AGREE
a winner must pass more than the price check
Leading business groupTechnology+7.9%
Weakest business groupConsumer-7.4%
Group gap15.3 ptsBest minus weakest
Shares rising7 of 24Latest 21 sessions
Shares above trend10 of 24Above 50-day average
Shares with sales growth24 of 24Latest company records
All three checks pass7 of 24Price, trend and sales
Best shareMETA+21.9%
Weakest shareHD-12.2%
Result without best share-3.4%Equal share of the rest
Broad market-0.7%S&P 500 fund
Equal-weight market-4.4%Every large company counts equally
Large-company concentration+3.7 ptsSPY minus equal weight
Small versus large companies-4.9 ptsRussell 2000 minus S&P
Credit market-0.9%High-yield bonds
Long government bonds-1.8%Rate-sensitive assets
US dollar+1.8%Outside pressure
Cheapest passing shareCOP13.7× forward earnings
Highest-margin passing shareGOOGL54.8%

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Which winners have business support?

Price, the 50-day trend and sales growth are kept separate. A company appears in the stronger group only when all three are positive.

Share21 sessionsVersus market50-day trendSales growthProfit marginForward earningsCurrent read
META+21.9%+22.6%Above+28.0%29.8%19.0×Three checks agree
AAPL+6.1%+6.8%Above+16.4%27.6%35.1×Three checks agree
MSFT+2.1%+2.9%Above+17.7%40.3%20.9×Three checks agree
CVX+1.8%+2.5%Above+53.5%9.8%15.4×Three checks agree
GOOGL+1.5%+2.2%Above+24.2%54.8%23.5×Three checks agree
COP+1.0%+1.7%Above+35.5%14.4%13.7×Three checks agree
ETN+0.0%+0.7%Above+21.4%12.8%26.3×Three checks agree
XOM-0.7%-0.0%Above+44.1%9.1%15.2×Mixed
ABBV-0.8%-0.0%Above+10.2%9.8%16.2×Mixed
JNJ-0.8%-0.1%Above+6.6%21.5%22.2×Mixed
CAT-0.9%-0.2%Below+24.0%14.5%25.0×Mixed
JPM-2.1%-1.4%Below+30.4%34.9%14.0×Mixed
UNH-2.4%-1.7%Below+0.4%3.1%16.7×Mixed
SLB-4.0%-3.3%Below+5.0%8.5%15.8×Mixed
AMZN-4.6%-3.9%Below+19.6%17.4%24.5×Mixed
MS-5.4%-4.7%Below+28.0%25.9%14.8×Mixed
WMT-6.4%-5.7%Below+5.9%3.0%33.0×Mixed
COST-6.4%-5.7%Below+11.6%3.0%39.6×Mixed
HON-6.9%-6.2%Below+4.3%21.6%20.8×Mixed
GS-7.3%-6.6%Below+42.5%31.0%12.7×Mixed
BAC-8.1%-7.4%Below+16.8%29.5%10.9×Mixed
LLY-10.0%-9.2%Below+47.7%33.5%24.4×Mixed
GE-11.8%-11.1%Below+21.1%17.7%34.6×Mixed
HD-12.2%-11.5%Below+5.7%8.4%18.7×Mixed

Technology leads, but only 7 of 24 large companies pass all three checks: rising price, an intact trend and positive sales growth.

Is the index hiding weak ordinary shares?

The cap-weighted market is compared with equal weight and smaller companies.

S&P 500-0.7%
Equal-weight S&P-4.4%
Small companies-5.6%
High-yield credit-0.9%
Without best share-3.4%

The gap between the S&P 500 and its equal-weight version is +3.7 points.

Research by for Charlie Quant Lab · Updated