Stocks eased off this week. On Tuesday, it was more like a tumble than an easing but when the week was over major averages had given up roughly half a percent. After two weeks of strong gains, this was a bit of a disappointment but then it's not unexpected to see rallies pause now and then. The question now is whether the rally can get back on track. We'll try to look for the most likely outcome in the following charts. They're derived from data collected during our Alert HQ process and they provide a high-level look at a number of the indicators we track across the whole market. The view from Alert HQ -- Let's start with our moving average analysis. For this first chart we count the number of stocks above various moving averages and count the number of moving average crossovers, as well. We scan roughly 7000 stocks and ETFs each weekend and plot the results against a chart of the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY). The chart above shows that the number ...