One of its most important principles is the concept of confirmation—the idea that major averages should be trending in the same direction.
And right now, that’s exactly what we’re seeing.
Here we have a clear view of it:
The Dow Jones Industrial Average—the companies that produce the goods—is making new all-time highs alongside transportation stocks—the companies that move those goods.
To that classic framework, I also include Semiconductors, which are just as vital to today’s economy as anything else.
When all of these groups are trending together—and that trend is higher—that’s when money tends to get made.