 - To get ahead in business, companies use data to find out what customers want and when they want it.
- Our Stock Power Ratings system tells you which stocks are good investments … and which one’s aren’t.
- Today’s Stock to Avoid is a data analytics software developer that rates a “High-Risk” 1 out of 100 on our proprietary system.
|  | I look at data every day.
I love the stories that numbers can tell us…
Numbers aren’t biased or emotional.
They are objective facts about the state of whatever it is you are analyzing.
That’s why businesses turn to data in challenging economic times.
By transforming numbers into insights with data analysis, businesses can get a better handle on what their customers want, when they want it and how much they’ll pay for it.
It takes a lot of the guesswork out of running a business.
According to Wakefield Research, 54% of businesses in the U.S. and Europe use data and analytics to help drive more revenue.
But with our Stock Power Ratings system, you can see that, while businesses are turning to data analytics to improve their bottom lines, some companies providing proprietary software aren’t strong stocks to buy.
Click here to see why that’s the case for the “High-Risk” stock. 
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1 Indicator to Track the Current Bullish Trend Breadth indicators measure how many stocks are participating in a trend.
A popular breadth indicator is the percentage of stocks trading above their 200-day moving average. It’s bullish right now but doesn't offer well-timed trade signals.
We can use a popular momentum indicator for that: the percentage of stocks on a moving average convergence/divergence (MACD) buy signal.
The chart below shows the percentage of stocks in the S&P 500 Index flashing a buy signal, with green segments of the price line showing when the indicator is greater than 50%.
The recent burst higher is usually associated with a new trend.
But while the indicator remains in bullish territory, it’s weakening. Check out the trend on blue line at the bottom of the chart.
A reversal would indicate this recent move was a bear market rally.
Bottom line: It’s worth following this indicator closely.  (Click here to view larger image.)
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