The NHL season is heating up, and through the first three weeks, the Raymond Report MVI Chart is flashing plenty of buy, sell, and hold signals across the board. The league is starting to separate the pretenders from the profit-makers, and bettors using the MVI are seeing who’s truly earning their market value.
Let’s break down the current state of the NHL — which teams are hot, who’s treading water, and which ones are burning bankrolls.
🚀 Bullish Market Leaders (Grade A Teams)
New Jersey Devils (8–1, 8-Game Win Streak)
Right now, New Jersey is the NHL’s version of Apple stock in a bull market — just can’t lose. Eight straight wins, 100% confidence, and a commanding –163 DMVI rating have them sitting atop the Raymond Report’s A-list. The market’s finally caught up, but as long as they keep cashing, the Devils are a hold.
Utah Mammoth (8–2, 7-Game Win Streak)
Expansion? What expansion? Utah has turned heads and wallets with seven straight wins and another 100% confidence score. The MVI sits at –66, meaning there’s still a touch of value left before the line setters overcorrect.
Carolina Hurricanes (6–2, off 1L)
A minor speed bump doesn’t derail a freight train. The Canes are still bullish with 71% confidence, playing elite two-way hockey. Their –177 DMVI says the market still underestimates how complete this team is.
Montreal Canadiens (7–3, 1W)
Montreal’s youth movement is paying off. A steady 71% confidence and –146 DMVI make them one of the better “buy low, stay long” positions on the MVI board.
Winnipeg Jets (6–3, off 1L)
Even after a stumble, the Jets remain undervalued at –182 DMVI. Their mix of grit and goaltending keeps them in the green for savvy bettors.
Detroit & Washington (6–3 each)
Both teams are quietly making their investors rich. Detroit’s improving metrics and Washington’s veteran stability keep them bullish and profitable on the moneyline.
⚖️ Neutral Market Movers (Grade B Teams)
The middle class of the MVI chart is crowded — and volatile.
Dallas, Seattle, and Vegas are all 5-4 and balancing out their books. None are hot enough to ride, but they’ve avoided the deep dips that sink bankrolls.
Colorado (5-5, 4L skid) is testing investor patience. The Avs still show a –113 DMVI, meaning the market hasn’t dumped them yet, but one more bad week could flip them into the red.
Meanwhile, Vancouver, Anaheim, NY Islanders, and Philly are all the definition of 50-50 hockey. Bettors can pick their spots when these teams are dogs — that’s where the MVI finds hidden gold.
Florida is an odd case: .500 record but bearish sentiment (28% confidence). The market still sees more risk than reward here.
📉 Bearish Decliners (Grade C Teams)
This is where the pain lives — and where sharp bettors start looking for fades.
Ottawa, Toronto, Buffalo, and Chicago are in neutral territory record-wise, but Ottawa’s recent two-game surge gives them a short-term pop.
Edmonton (4-6, –248 DMVI) is the poster child for overvaluation. The Oilers are still priced like Cup contenders but playing like a middle-of-the-pack team. Until they fix their defensive gaps, it’s fade city.
Boston and Nashville have joined the wrong side of the trend line — both at 14–28% confidence, overpriced and underperforming.
St. Louis and Tampa Bay are on opposite ends of the confidence chart — the Blues are slipping (3L), while Tampa is fighting back (2W).
The bottom feeders? NY Rangers, Minnesota, San Jose, and Calgary — all bearish, all losing, and all bleeding money. If this were Wall Street, they’d be on the “short list.”
📊 MVI Summary Snapshot
| Market Group | Teams | Sentiment |
|---|---|---|
| A – Bullish | NJ, Utah, Carolina, Montreal, Winnipeg, Detroit, Washington | 🔥 Elite form |
| B – Neutral | Dallas, Seattle, Vegas, Colorado, Vancouver, Florida, etc. | ⚖️ 50-50 teams |
| C – Bearish | Edmonton, Boston, Rangers, Wild, Calgary, etc. | 🚨 Fade zone |
🧠 Raymond Report Takeaway
The MVI isn’t about wins — it’s about value. New Jersey and Utah are winning, but their market prices are climbing fast. The real edge for bettors lies in spotting underpriced bullish teams (like Winnipeg and Montreal) and avoiding bearish traps (like Edmonton and Calgary).
As we roll into November, the key for NHL bettors is clear: treat your teams like stocks. Buy value, hold momentum, and dump anything trending red.
Check the full daily Raymond Report MVI chart at ATSStats.com — where every line tells a story, and every market swing creates opportunity.
