Consumer Cyclical
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Furnishings, Fixtures & Appliances
SN’s Trend Signal remains active and relative strength is positive, but the latest 5.3% gain came on only 0.7x normal 13-week volume.
Consumer Cyclical
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Lodging
Hilton’s weekly trend remains firmly active after a 49-week run, yet the latest move came on 0.9x volume and lagged several lodging peers.
Consumer Cyclical
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Auto Parts
Magna International’s weekly advance was modest, but the broader price structure remains strong: the stock is 3.6% below its 52-week high, 16.8% above its Trend Line and carrying a sizeable premium to Fair Value.
Consumer Cyclical
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Auto Parts
MOD remains in a 21-week active Trend Signal and trades 34% above its Trend Line, but the latest weekly loss, softer relative strength and only 1.1x volume leave confirmation less forceful than the three-month gain suggests.
Consumer Cyclical
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Luxury Goods
The Coach parent beat its Luxury Goods group for the week and month, but Market Dynamics remains negative and volume confirmation is only moderate.
Consumer Cyclical
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Auto Manufacturers
Ford closed at $14.84 after a flat week, keeping a three-week Trend Signal intact but showing weaker participation than the recent rebound would ideally carry.
Consumer Cyclical
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Apparel Manufacturing
RL closed at $404.00, just 0.4% below its 52-week high, as its Trend Signal stayed active and Relative Strength improved sharply. The move is impressive, but the 76.4% Fair Value premium and only 1.1x volume keep confirmation in focus.
Consumer Cyclical
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Lodging
Hyatt Hotels closed at $199.40, just 0.6% below its 52-week high, after a 40.4% 12-week advance that leads US Lodging peers. The Trend Signal is active, although volume confirmation remains moderate at 1.3x the 13-week average.
Consumer Cyclical
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Specialty Retail
The home-products retailer finished at 223.50 USD after a 9.1% week, reactivating its Trend Signal while trading deep in the top end of its 52-week range.
Consumer Cyclical
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Footwear & Accessories
DECK has rebuilt its weekly trend position with a three-week active signal, yet participation and relative strength still lag the stronger Footwear & Accessories group.
Consumer Cyclical
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Specialty Retail
Best Buy closed at $78.53 after a 9.8% week and a 39.5% four-week rebound, but the Trend Signal remains inactive and participation is still below average.
Consumer Cyclical
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Travel Services
VIK remains one of the stronger Travel Services charts on a 12-week view, but the latest advance came on lighter participation and with price already stretched above Sharemaestro Fair Value.
Consumer Cyclical
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Lodging
MAR closed at $402.50, just 0.2% below its 52-week high, as lodging momentum remains stronger than the wider Consumer Cyclical group but volume has not yet added force to the move.
Consumer Cyclical
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Lodging
InterContinental Hotels Group added 3.1% for the week, keeping its Trend Signal active for a tenth straight week, but the move now sits well above both trend and fair-value references.