One might think from looking at market behavior these last 2-3 weeks that a new deadly unknown pandemic was starting, not a .05% miss on an inflation estimate and a few months pushback of future interest rates relaxing by 1/2 a percent. Almost every intermediate breadth/trend signal I follow has flipped to bearish. As fast as they did when the CV panic hit. Hopefully a bit overdone, methinks (but not predicting).
Overall: -6 - swing from +6 in 2 weeks.
Hi Flyingcircus,
thanks a lot for posting these.
Could you explain how to/you few of these indicators, or reference previous posts where they were detailed ?
Specifically would be interested in:
PAA Count - “percent above averages” is a private indicator developed by Zeelotes. Basically, it’s market breadth, divergence - when an index is hitting new highs, but the number of its constituent stocks above moving averages for defined periods is declining, its an indicator of a “thin” market - highs are highly concentrated in megacaps.
Recent simple top: a simple public signal Zeelotes released many years ago. Strong recent past bullishness that may be weakening. Daily: sum (+1 If >16 of the last 25 trading days are up, +1 for today’s market up, +1 if <5 of the last 25 trading days are up over 1%); if that sum is 3, a simple top warning fires. (Note: he may have changed the conditions of any of these signals in the past without notice except to his paid subscribers.) #26 week highs: if the number of 26 week highs hitin the last 10 days is too high (more than 5 or 6), it’s a potential top developing. DMI is a classic technical indicator of intermediate trend & momentum. Check it out at ADX/DMI at Average Directional Index (ADX) | ChartSchool Corp Bond Index, best is to Google it - Corp bond index related to its value 14 days ago: $DJCB | SharpCharts | StockCharts.com
These are all intended to be used as defense against longer term bear markets, and individually they’re some pretty noisy tuning knobs, or blunt instruments - just for reference & your choice-making - and all to be used in concert, not individually.