The S&P 500 notched a new record high this week but mid-week setbacks led to the index's first weekly loss in almost a month. The index ultimately posted a loss of 0.3% for the week. Here is a snapshot of the index from the past week: S&P 500: A Perspective on Volatility For a sense of the correlation between the closing price and intraday volatility, the chart below overlays the S&P 500 since 2007 with the intraday price range. On April 9th, the index experienced its largest intraday price volatility (10. ...

And it's time for the big three. We've got three stocks, three charts, and three trades. We've got Rick Brown joining us here to take us through all of the technicals on our trades.And Jason Brown, the founder of the brownreport. com and the author of 5-year millionaire, is here to walk us through the picks that he has for today. You But Jason, just to begin, would you mind starting things off with us for just a broad market takeaway of some of the action we've seen over the last several sessions.>> Yeah, M ...

Tool Introduction - IntoTheCryptoverse introduces a new metric analyzer tool for cryptocurrency, similar to tools used in other asset classes [1][2] - The tool analyzes Bitcoin's price action after specific events, initially focusing on moving averages, with plans for future expansion [2][3] - Users can analyze ROI (Return on Investment) after events like weekly closes above or below specific Simple Moving Averages (SMAs) over different timeframes (1 day, 1 week, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year) [3] Bitcoin Analysis - Analysis of Bitcoin's historical performance after weekly closes below the 50-week SMA shows an average price increase of only 3-4% three months later [4] - Bitcoin tends to increase significantly after a weekly close above the 50-week SMA after being below it [5][6] - When Bitcoin closes above the 20-week SMA, the average return one month later is up 3%, three months later up approximately 40%, and one year later up approximately 376% [9] - Bitcoin's average return a year after closing below the 200-week SMA: 2015 (155%), later on 164%, 2020 (almost 1,000%), 2022 (30%), 2023 (160% and 125%) [11] Comparative Analysis - The tool allows comparison of Bitcoin's performance with other assets like Ethereum and Solana [7][8] - Users can analyze how Ethereum performs after Bitcoin closes above the 50-week SMA [8] - Users can analyze Solana's price performance when it closes above its 20-week SMA [8] Future Development - IntoTheCryptoverse plans to add more technical indicators and features to the tool to enhance its utility [6] - The company is considering incorporating the number of coins above their 50-week SMA as a metric [9] - The company is considering excluding earlier price action (e g 2012) to provide more relevant and believable data [10]

Core Insights - Grocery chain Sprouts Farmers Market Inc (SFM) has seen significant stock performance, doubling in value since last May and increasing by 30% in 2025, although it recently approached a $160 support level [1] - The stock is currently near historically bullish moving averages, with a notable dip bringing it within one standard deviation of the 50-day and 80-day moving averages [1] Stock Performance Analysis - Over the past three years, SFM has approached the 50-day trendline seven times and the 80-day trendline five times, with a 71% success rate for gains one month after the 50-day signal and a 100% success rate after the 80-day signal, averaging gains of 6.3% and 7.8% respectively [2] - A potential upward movement from the current price of $164.65 could see shares rise to $177 by the end of June [2] Analyst Recommendations - There is potential for upgrades in SFM's stock, as nine out of 14 analysts currently have a "hold" recommendation [4] - The Schaeffer's Volatility Index (SVI) for SFM is at 36%, placing it in the 23rd percentile of its annual range, indicating options are currently affordable [4] - The Schaeffer's Volatility Scorecard (SVS) for SFM is at 82 out of 100, suggesting the stock has outperformed options traders' volatility expectations over the past year [4]