Same internals, different view
advance/decline ratio above 2 to 1 = bulls are in charge
decline/advance ratio above 2 to 1 = bears are in charge
today = bull bias but nobody is in charge yet (chop/range)
Disclaimer: I am not an investment advisor. This is just my opinion NOT investment advice.
Al_Dente wrote:Same internals, different view
advance/decline ratio above 2 to 1 = bulls are in charge
decline/advance ratio above 2 to 1 = bears are in charge
today = bull bias but nobody is in charge yet (chop/range)
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Al_Dente, I believe the channel is in charge I'm off to the Totò now, are you coming too?
Al_Dente wrote:Same internals, different view
advance/decline ratio above 2 to 1 = bulls are in charge
decline/advance ratio above 2 to 1 = bears are in charge
today = bull bias but nobody is in charge yet (chop/range)
Al_Dente, I believe the channel is in charge I'm off to the Totò now, are you coming too?
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you buyin'
edit: I meant whiskey
Disclaimer: I am not an investment advisor. This is just my opinion NOT investment advice.
Al_Dente wrote:Same internals, different view
advance/decline ratio above 2 to 1 = bulls are in charge
decline/advance ratio above 2 to 1 = bears are in charge
today = bull bias but nobody is in charge yet (chop/range)
Al_Dente, I believe the channel is in charge I'm off to the Totò now, are you coming too?
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you buyin'
edit: I meant whiskey
Yeah, I'll buy you Old Pultney 1994, matured in a Sauternes cask...
kind look like an ascending triangle so the bias still is up.
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A close right here, on SPY, would be two closes above the (still upslope) 50day MA, and a now flattening 5day MA. It would still be below the (declining) 10day. Taken together, along with the favorable up/down volume and Adv/Dec today, the technicals are mildly bullish.
Something of concern to equity bulls is the gradual erosion in the original recovery of two housing related ETFs, XHB and ITB. Both surged back strong after the weak new homes number, but have slowly faded since. Shrugging off the bad data would be much more bullish for the gen'l market.