New market leaders after correction

How to Identify New Market Leaders After a Correction

After a market correction, the playing field resets. Some former leaders lose momentum, while new market leaders begin to emerge. Recognizing these new leaders early can lead to some of the biggest gains of a market cycle. This guide will show you how to identify new market leaders using IBD’s proven methods. Why New Leaders…

Track leading stocks

How to Track Leading Stocks in the Current Market

If you want to outperform the market with IBD’s growth strategy, you need to know which stocks are leading right now. Identifying leadership early allows you to enter at the right time and ride powerful price trends. In this post, you’ll learn how to track leading stocks, evaluate them using IBD metrics, and spot the…

Focus Keyphrase: Price and volume action

How to Use Price and Volume Action in Market Analysis

In IBD investing, price and volume action is everything. It reveals what the market is really doing—beneath the headlines and opinions. By mastering this skill, you’ll learn to spot breakouts, avoid traps, and time your trades like a pro. This guide will show you how to analyze price and volume to improve your market decisions….

Institutional buying market

How Institutional Buying Moves the Market

In the stock market, the real power lies with the institutions—mutual funds, hedge funds, pension funds, and banks. These entities control billions in capital and can move stock prices significantly when they buy or sell in large volumes. For IBD-style investors, learning to recognize institutional buying is essential for identifying high-potential stocks and timing entries….

Analyze distribution days

How to Analyze Distribution Days in Market Timing

In the IBD investing system, a key early warning sign of market weakness is the appearance of distribution days. These subtle but powerful indicators can help you avoid major losses by signaling when institutional investors are pulling out. This post will teach you how to analyze distribution days and use them to improve your market…

Read stock market correction

How to Read a Stock Market Correction Like a Pro

Every investor faces them—stock market corrections. But IBD-style investors know how to recognize, respond to, and even prepare for corrections before they do serious damage. This guide will show you how to read stock market corrections like a pro, so you can protect your portfolio and prepare for the next great opportunity. What Is a…

Spot sector rotation

How to Spot Sector Rotation in the Stock Market

One of the most important concepts for IBD investors to understand is sector rotation—when money flows out of one sector and into another. Recognizing this early helps you stay aligned with market leadership and avoid lagging areas. In this guide, we’ll explain what sector rotation is, how to spot it, and how to apply it…

Economic news impact growth stocks

How Economic News Impacts Growth Stock Investing

In the fast-moving world of stock investing, economic news plays a powerful role in shaping market direction—especially for growth stocks. Investor’s Business Daily (IBD) investors must pay attention to key macroeconomic events that can influence buying and selling decisions. In this guide, you’ll learn how to interpret economic headlines and adjust your IBD investing strategy…

Nasdaq S&P 500 and Dow Affect Growth Stocks

How the Nasdaq, S&P 500, and Dow Affect Growth Stocks

If you’re using IBD’s growth investing approach, it’s critical to monitor major U.S. indexes: the Nasdaq, S&P 500, and Dow Jones Industrial Average. These indexes not only reflect the overall market health, but also signal when to buy, hold, or sell growth stocks. In this guide, we’ll explain how each index works and how their…