Trend Analysis for the TSX Composite (TSX)

Current Market Regime for the TSX Composite (TSX)

Market regimes are a predefined classification of trends based on their direction and strength

Positive Short-Term Market Health & Positive Mid-Term Market Health >>> Very High Reward

Characteristics

Robust uptrend. Highly positive market regime accompanied by significantly low volatility. Prices consistently show an upward trend, supported by a wide range of well-performing stocks within that market. Even in the face of negative news, the market demonstrates remarkable resilience with such a high positive trend quality. Weak trading days are typically short-lived overbought or sentiment driven reactions, leaving the market better positioned for further gains. Please note that the Market Regime Gauge provides only a snapshot of current indicator signals and does not account for foreseeable signal shifts, divergences, or weak signal strength. For a more detailed view, we recommend monitoring our Short- to Long-Term Market Health Indicators and/or single indicator devlopments.

Behind Market Regimes:

Market regimes are a predefined classification of trends based on their direction and strength.

Our definition of market regimes is rooted in an extensive analysis and combination of multiple indicators across various categories (trend, trend quality, and sentiment, including dumb- and smart-money positioning) and timeframes.

In total, we have six predefined regimes ranging from ‘Very High Reward’ to ‘Very High Risk,’ each with its own distinct risk-reward characteristics

Weekly Trend Report: TSX Composite (TSX)

A written assessment of relevant market indicators used to identify the Short- and Long-Term Market Regime of the S&P 500

Updated Sundays | Report based on data from 2025-04-17

Stronger Short-Term Uptrend Supported by Favorable Regime

In the past week, the TSX Composite experienced a 5.1% increase. Over the last month, it decreased by 2.4%. Looking back over the past three months, the market saw a decline of 3.5%. However, over the course of the last year, the TSX Composite showed growth, with an increase of 11.7%.

Short-Term Market Health 

The short-term-oriented price trend of the TSX Composite can be described as neutral. This assessment is derived from the market closing within both envelope lines of the Trend Trader Index. Presently, this neutral trend lacks confirmation from momentum indicators, which continue to show a robust picture (Modified MACD and the Advance/Decline 20-Day Momentum Indicator). Consequently, the short-term price trend of this market still appears quite constructive at the moment.

This view is also confirmed by our short-term oriented trend quality indicators. There, we can see that the upside participation rate within the broad market still looks quite healthy. The Modified McClellan Oscillator Daily shows advancing stocks gaining momentum over declining ones. Similarly, the Modified McClellan Volume Oscillator Daily indicates advancing volume outpacing declining volume. The Upside-/Downside Volume Index Daily reflects positive volume flows into equities. New Highs minus New Lows reveals more stocks hitting new yearly highs than dropping to new yearly lows. The High-/Low Index Daily’s 5-day moving average of yearly new highs surpasses that of yearly new lows. Observing the SMA 20, most stocks trade below their 20-day moving average, signaling a negative price trend. Additionally, the SMA 50 indicates that the majority of stocks are trading below their 50-day moving average, suggesting a negative price trend in the TSX Composite. Given the solid trend quality signals, the risk of a sustainable trend reversal should remain low, at least for the TSX Composite.

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The Weekly Trend Report provides a thorough written assessment of relevant market indicators used to identify the Short- and Long-Term Market Regime of the underlying market. 

Each report follows a structured decision-making process, offering clear step-by-step instructions and complete transparency on how market regimes are identified.  The Short-Term Market Regime (for short-term traders) is constructed upon the combination of Short- to Mid-term Market Health, while the Long-Term Market Regime (for buy & hold oriented investors) is based on the combination of Mid- to Long-Term Market Health.

By regularly following our Weekly Trend Report, you’ll soon be able to interpret market trends and potential shifts based on our indicators with confidence.

Explore the Driving Forces Behind the Market Regime

To determine the market regime, we use dozens of indicator signals covering essential performance factors such as trend, trend quality, sentiment, and the positions of smart and dumb money.

Indicator Signal Analysis for the TSX Composite (TSX)

Gauging trends through a systematic screening of signals from multiple indicators

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The Indicator Dashboard provides a single, color-coded chart that displays the underlying signals from our individual market indicators for the TSX Composite (TSX) for the past weeks. The signals are organized by category and ranked by timeframe, making it easy to visually analyze market health conditions. Mouse over for more details.

The Flowchart shows key components utilized to identify current market regimes for the  TSX Composite (TSX). Mouse over for detailed insights.

Trends are measured through a systematic screening of signals from multiple indicators.

Organized by type and timeframe, our indicators capture essential performance factors such as trend, trend quality (breadth), and sentiment (smart and dumb money positioning), enabling us to identify strong trending markets effectively.

This diversified approach minimizes the impact of noise in individual indicators and provides an unbiased and robust view of current market conditions.

For a deeper analysis, you can screen these single indicators on our Market Regime Indicators section.

Indicator Signal Aggregation for determining Market Health for the TSX Composite (TSX)

Measuring signal positivity among trend, trend quality, and sentiment indicators across three different timeframes

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The spider chart measures and aggregates signal positivity among our trend, trend quality and sentiment indicators across three different timeframes. Scores on a 0 to 100% scale represent signal positivity. Mouse over for more details.

The spider chart measures and aggregates signal positivity across three different timeframes. Scores on a 0 to 100% scale represent signal positivity. Mouse over for more details.

Determining Market Health:

Market Health Indicators measure signal positivity among all published trend, trend quality, and sentiment indicators across three different timeframes.

This diversified approach minimizes the limitations of individual indicators and provides an unbiased view of financial markets

Scores on a 0 to 100% scale denote signal positivity.

Values below 50% indicate a negative outlook, while those above 50% signal positive market health.

Signal Aggregation Over Time & Per Time Frame for the TSX Composite (TSX)

The chart illustrates the Market Health for the TSX Composite (TSX) over time and per timeframe. The first panel shows the TSX Composite (TSX), followed by three subsequent panels detailing Short-, Mid-, and Long-Term Market Health. Mouse over for more details.

Market Regime Composition for the TSX Composite (TSX)

The chart illustrates the Market Health for the TSX Composite (TSX) over time and per timeframe. The first panel shows the TSX Composite (TSX), followed by three subsequent panels detailing Short-, Mid-, and Long-Term Market Health. Mouse over for more details.

Current Market Regimes

The Process Beyond Market Health Analysis

Market Health Indicators offer comprehensive insights into the market condition, integrating signals from trend, trend quality, and sentiment indicators. Scores ranging from 0 to 100% represent the overall positivity of signals within a specific timeframe.

Scores below 50% indicate a negative outlook, indicating potential market weaknesses. On the other hand, scores above 50% indicate positive market health, signaling favorable conditions.

By combining short- to mid-term and mid-term to long-term market health readings, the specific market regime is determined. The Short-Term Market Regime is built upon the combination of short- to mid-term market health, while the Long-Term Market Regime is based on the combination of mid- to long-term market health.

Market Regimes Over Time for the TSX Composite (TSX)

Below, you can observe the evolution of both short-term and long-term market regimes over the past 15 trading days.

Screen Single Indicators

Our curated selection of well-researched, highly reliable indicators analyze key performance drivers such as trend, trend quality (breadth), sentiment, and the positions of smart vs. dumb money.

Trend Indicators: Identify The Direction for TSX Composite (TSX)

In this section, we will provide you with detailed information about the signals of Trend Indicators, utilized to identify the direction of the market. 

Trend Quality Indicators: Measure Trend Strength for TSX Composite (TSX)

In this section, we will provide detailed information about Trend Quality Indicators, which are used to identify the strength of the trend. 

Sentiment Indicators: Identify Greed and Fear for TSX Composite (TSX)

In this section, we will provide you with detailed information about the signals of Sentiment Indicators, utilized to identify the greed and fear among market participants. 

Market Regime Newsletter for the TSX Composite (TSX)

Want to know how this market regime analysis is specifically applied to the TSX Composite (TSX)? Below, you’ll find our Market Regime Newsletters where we apply our market regime analysis specifically tailored to this market.

Our Market Regime Newsletter provides a brief glimpse into our evidence-based research methodology, showcasing how our indicators and tools can effectively identify compelling investment opportunities and risk factors. With a consistent top-down research approach, the newsletter offers valuable insights into our market research methodology.

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