احصائية جيده فى مجملها عن قياس اداء المؤشرات العالميه (مؤشرات 8 بلدان) خلال الاربع اسابيع الماضيه ، حيث حققت 5 مؤشرات مكاسب خلال الاسبوعين الماضيين وكان ابرزهم النيكاى 225 الخاص باليابان
ثم تنتقل الاحصائيه لبيان اداء هذه المؤشرات من بدايه السنه وحتى تاريخ 20/5/2016 حيث يتبين منها ان مؤشر الاستنترد اند بورز 500 هو ابرز المؤشرات من حيث الاداء واكثرهم تحقيقا للمكاسب والتغير الذى حدث منذ الوصول الى القمه فى 2016 وحتى الان ، وكان مؤشر شنعهاى الصينى ابرز المؤشرات الخاسره فى الاسبوع الاخير ولكنى شخصيا اتشكك فى النسبه الموجوده فلم يسقط مؤشر شنغهاى بهذه النسبه منذ بدايه 2016 ومنذ اعلى قمه حققها المؤشر فى 2016 الى ادنى قاع حتى الان لم تتجاوز النسبه 10.5%
ثم تنتقل الاحصائيه الى التغير الحاصل فى نسبه الهبوط منذ اعلى قمه تحققت فى هذه المؤشرات وغالبا كانت معظم هذه القمم التاريخيه فى 2015 فعلى سبيل المثال بلغ اجمال هبوط الاستاندرد اند بورز 14% من قمته التاريخيه فى عام 2015 وحتى بدايات شهر يناير 2016 ثم تقلصت هذه النسبه الى 3.7% فى اخر الاسابيع
Five of the eight indexes on our world watch list posted gains over the past week, the same as the week before, although the average of the eight at 0.34% was a modest improvement over the -0.17% average the previous week. Japan's Nikkei was the top performer for the second week, up 1.97%, a tad higher than its 1.90% gain the previous week. India's SENSEX suffered the biggest drop, down 0.74%.
A Closer Look at the Last Four Weeks
The tables below provide a concise overview of performance comparisons over the past four weeks for these eight major indexes. We've also included the average for each week so that we can evaluate the performance of a specific index relative to the overall mean and better understand weekly volatility. The colors for each index name help us visualize the comparative performance over time.
A Closer Look at the Year-to-Date Performance
Here is an overlay of the eight illustrating their comparative performance so far in 2016.
Here is a table of the 2016 performance, sorted from high to low, along with the interim highs for the eight indexes. The top performing S&P 500 is the only index with a year-to-date gain, unchanged from last week. China's Shanghai Composite continues to merit the dubious distinction of biggest loser last week, down over 20 percent.
The Global Bear Market Perspective
The column chart is sorted by the least to worst declines from previous peaks as of the week's end. Seven of our eight watch list indexes had dropped into bear territory (a 20% decline), the S&P 500 being the exception. As of the latest close, three of the eight have remain in the bear zone, up from four from last week, with the Nikkei inching fractionally above the -20% bear benchmark.
