The Market Chronicles: Weekly review (24/03/2025), Week13

This is my first weekly review of stock market.

I will try to cover below things
  • What are good stock ticker runners this week.
  • What are potentials stock ticker runners or potential breakout stocks next week.
  • Over all market breadth this week.
  • How indexes behaved this week.
  • How indexes will behave next week.
Note: I will only review stocks which are either 30% up in a week or month or three months or six months or the stocks which satisfied Stan Weinstein basic requirement i.e stocks price which is above 30W MA and the ADR is more than 3.5% and volume increase recently when compared to earlier weeks.

I will try to review these updates once I see any improvements are required for this.

Which stocks ran good this week:

AEVA: Up by 60%
DM: Up by 106%
GDHG: Up by  280%
JYD: Up by 45%
NAK: Up by 49%
NIU: Up by 22%
WOR: Up by 23%
SLNO: Up by 50%

Potential runners for next week:
AEVA:
ALHC:
ARIS:
DM:
FSM:
GDHG:
GRPN:
JYD:
LX:
MP:
NGD:
NIU:
SAGE:
SVM:
XYF:

Potential breakout runners for next week:
AG:
AGL:
ASM:
BVN:
BZ:
CELH:
DRD:
FINV:
IHS:
IPI:
KTOS:
NAK:
ORLA:
QFIN:
QUBT:
SBSW:
SSP:
STNE:
VZLA:


Market breadth:

All the MA's shown big drop.



All the sectors shown weekness. Not a good day to buy stocks.



ADD(Advancing stocks - declining stocks) value still shows -1544, Which is a bearish signal.





SPY/QQQ/SPX have a big red candle today as well. Last three days alone these indices lost 5% of value. From the peak Feb 19th these lost more than 13%.








Overall market is bearish. Not good for Swing trading. May be stick to day/scalping.

My selected stocks status end of trading session:

AEVA: Up 5% as well today.

Happy with my prediction not to enter the market. Just sit outside and wait for good times.

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