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Weak, holding.

• Fri 30 Oct close
• 26%above 50-day · ±0
• 24%a week ago
• 3%Stage 2

Breadth barely moved and stays in the weak band: about a quarter of stocks, 25.9%, are trading above their 50-day average, against 26.0% on Thursday and 23.7% about a week ago. Over about a week, Real Estate climbed 5 places to lead the 11 sectors, with Financial Services up 2 to third and Consumer Cyclical up 1 to second. Consumer Defensive and Utilities each slid 4 places. Eight names jumped into the top tenth for relative strength and eight fell out. Three moved from a base into a Stage 2 uptrend, among them Alterity Therapeutics Limited and Zinc of Ireland Limited.

Weak, holding.

• Fri 30 Oct close
• 23%above 50-day · −7
• 1%Stage 2

Breadth thinned within the weak band: just under a quarter of 1,974 Taiwan stocks trade above their 50-day average, down from about three in ten on Thursday; a week-on-week comparison isn't available because the earlier snapshot is too thin. Over about a week, Information Service climbed 5 places to ninth of 32 industry groups and Electrical Machinery 4 places to 13th, while Iron & Steel slid 3 places to 15th. Six names, led by Macronix and UMT, jumped into the top tenth for relative strength, five fell out, and three reached 52-week highs on heavy volume.

What this block can't say: A week-on-week comparison isn't available: the earlier snapshot is too thin.

Weak, holding.

• Fri 30 Oct close
• 29%above 50-day · −1
• 33%a week ago
• 0%Stage 2

Breadth edged lower but stayed in the weak band: 29.1% of the 3,628 stocks counted trade above their 50-day average, down from 29.8% on Thursday and 32.9% about a week ago, so fewer than three in ten are above that line. Among 33 industry groups over about a week, Glass and Ceramics Products climbed 9 places to rank 9, Pharmaceutical rose 8 and Precision Instruments 7. Foods and Land Transportation each slid 9 places, and Other Financing Business fell 4. Fifteen names jumped into the top tenth for relative strength, including 8359.T, nine dropped out, and 11 reached a 52-week high on heavy volume, among them 9766.T.

Washed out, down from weak.

• Fri 30 Oct close
• 17%above 50-day · −3
• 21%a week ago
• 3%Stage 2

Breadth in South Korea slipped from weak into washed out: the share of stocks above their 50-day average fell from 20.6% to 17.4%, so only about one in six now trades above that average, and fewer than three in a hundred sit in a Stage 2 uptrend. Over about a week among 10 sectors, Basic Materials climbed 2 places to fourth and Technology 1 place to third. Consumer Cyclical slid 2 places to fifth and Utilities dropped to last. Three names moved from a base into a Stage 2 uptrend, led by 282330.KS. Two fell out of the relative-strength top tenth, including LS Electric.

Washed out, holding.

• Fri 30 Oct close
• 12%above 50-day · −2
• 17%a week ago
• 1%Stage 2

Breadth slipped deeper into the washed-out band. About one in nine stocks (11.5%) now trades above its 50-day average, down from 13.7% on Thursday and 17.1% about a week ago, and just 0.7% sit in a Stage 2 uptrend. Among 5,135 stocks counted, 1,793 posted large one-day drops against 145 with large gains. Industry and sector data are not yet mapped for this market, so there is no rotation to show. Thirty names jumped into the top tenth for relative strength, the largest being 600188.SS, while 22 fell out. Two moved from a base into a Stage 2 uptrend, including 605006.SS.

What this block can't say: Industry and sector data are not mapped for this market yet, so no rotation is shown.

Weak, holding.

• Fri 30 Oct close
• 24%above 50-day · +1
• 20%a week ago
• 0%Stage 2

Breadth edged up but stayed in the weak band: about a quarter of Hong Kong stocks (24.0%) now trade above their 50-day average, up from 22.8% on Thursday and 20.5% a week ago, while only 0.3% sit in a Stage 2 uptrend. Over about a week, Conglomerate climbed 5 places to 19th of 31 industry groups and Industrial Transport rose 4 to 5th. Semiconductors slid 8 places to 24th and Household Appliances dropped 4 to 9th. Twelve names jumped into the top tenth for relative strength, including Global CHI BC, and nine fell out. One stock reached a 52-week high on heavy volume.

Weak, up from washed out.

• Fri 30 Oct close
• 20%above 50-day · +1
• 17%a week ago
• 0%Stage 2

Breadth lifted out of washed-out territory into the weak band on Friday 30 October in Singapore. About a fifth of the 514 stocks counted (20.2%) now trade above their 50-day average, up from 18.9% on Thursday and 16.9% about a week ago, though none are in a stage 2 uptrend. Across 10 sectors over roughly a week, Communication Services climbed 8 places to rank first, Technology rose 2 places and Healthcare 1. Energy slid 5 places to last, while Real Estate and Financial Services each fell 3 places. One stock, Yunnan Energy, reached a 52-week high on heavy volume.

Weak, holding.

• Fri 30 Oct close
• 32%above 50-day · ±0
• 26%a week ago
• 0%Stage 2

Breadth stayed in the weak band on Friday: 31.9% of 1,030 Malaysian stocks sit above their 50-day average, roughly a third. That is little changed from Thursday's 32.0% but up from 26.4% about a week ago. Over that week, Energy climbed three places to third of 11 sectors and Communication Services rose two to eighth, while Healthcare slid four places to sixth and Real Estate fell two to ninth. Three names jumped into the top tenth for relative strength, including Microlink Solutions Berhad. Four dropped out, including Sarawak Plantation Berhad, and one stock reached a 52-week high on heavy volume.

Washed out, down from weak.

• Fri 30 Oct close
• 17%above 50-day · −4
• 10%a week ago
• 0%Stage 2

Breadth slipped from weak into washed out, with about one in six stocks now trading above their 50-day average, down from roughly a fifth the session before but still above the one in ten seen about a week ago. Among 172 industry groups over about a week, Drivetrain & Axles climbed 104 places to first and Depositories & Clearing rose 46, while Commercial Vehicles slid 47 places and Construction & Earthmoving fell 29. Four names jumped into the top tenth for relative strength, led by The Indian Hotels Company Limited and International Gemological Institute Limited. Three dropped out of that group, and two reached a 52-week high on heavy volume.

Mixed, down from constructive.

• Fri 30 Oct close
• 48%above 50-day · −4
• 0%Stage 2

Breadth slipped from constructive into the mixed band on Friday 30 October: 48.5% of the 928 German stocks counted now trade above their 50-day average, down from 52.2% on Thursday, so a little under half rather than just over half. A week-on-week comparison isn't available because the earlier snapshot is too thin, so there is no sector ranking change to report. Three names jumped into the top tenth for relative strength, the largest being Ebay Inc. Dl-,001, while one fell out of it. Two reached a 52-week high on heavy volume, the largest being Tesco PLC Ls-,0633333.

What this block can't say: A week-on-week comparison isn't available: the earlier snapshot is too thin.

Mixed, holding.

• Fri 30 Oct close
• 38%above 50-day · −6
• 34%a week ago
• 0%Stage 2

Breadth slipped on Friday but stayed in the mixed band: 38.2% of the 8,848 US stocks counted are trading above their 50-day average, a bit under two in five. That is down from 44.2% on Thursday, though still above the 33.9% of about a week ago. Among 197 industry groups over that week, Retail-Home Furnishings climbed 63 places to 48th and Chemicals-Basic rose 59, while Comml Svcs-Document Mgmt slid 106 places and Banks-Foreign fell 78. Four stocks jumped into the top tenth for relative strength, the largest being Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. - Common Stock, and two fell out, including Intel Corporation - Common Stock.

Filings & events · overnight 8-Ks, insider buys and this week's earnings: coming soon.

Weak, holding.

• Fri 30 Oct close
• 27%above 50-day · −5
• 28%a week ago
• 4%Stage 2

Breadth weakened but stayed in the weak band: the share of Canadian stocks above their 50-day average slipped from 31.7% on Thursday to 26.6% on Friday 30 October, so roughly one stock in four sits above that average, and just 4.1% are in a stage 2 uptrend. Over about a week, Industrials climbed three places to fourth among 11 sectors, Financial Services rose two to sixth and Energy moved up one into first. Real Estate slid two to eighth and Consumer Cyclical two to seventh. Two names, Imperial Oil Limited and Methanex Corporation, reached a 52-week high on heavy volume.