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Sector: Consumer, Cyclical

Neutral

Consumer, Cyclical Sector long-term outlook: bearish

Long-term strength of Consumer, Cyclical Sector in  S&P500: underperform

Consumer, Cyclical Sector short-term outlook: very bullish

Long-term strength of Consumer, Cyclical Sector in  S&P500: underperform

Industry: Automobiles

Strong Buy

Automobiles Industry long-term outlook: bearish

Long-term strength of Automobiles Industry in  Sector: underperform

Automobiles Industry short-term outlook: very bullish

Long-term strength of Automobiles Industry in  Sector: outperform

Subindustry: Automobile Manufacturers

Neutral

Automobile Manufacturers Subindustry long-term outlook: bearish

Long-term strength of Automobile Manufacturers Subindustry in  Industry: underperform

Automobile Manufacturers Subindustry short-term outlook: very bullish

Long-term strength of Automobile Manufacturers Subindustry in  Industry: underperform

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Outlook estimates are based on MACD indicators.
Relative strength is calculated in the broader industry (or sector).


Our reports use comprehensive multi-level analysis with a sub-industry/industry/sector bottom-up approach. The Reports differ from traditional across-industries comparison reports that show the past performance only. We include the future trends based on a wide range of technical signals that were computed for related industries and sectors. By aggregating industries and computing all technicals we implicitly take into account and reveal the action of the big market players that have an influence on the market.

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* Betting on a weakening stock in the industry. You will see the relative strength of your stock and find out how it changes over time.

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Open pages 7-18 and look through all technicals for the related sub-industry, industry and sector. This "bottom-up" approach will help you to avoid very risky situations when you go against the industry trend. The "Big Boys" play the "industry rotation game", and you should be aware of it.


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