Back to www.cobrasmarketview.com |
Are those 1m SPX charts log or arth? I can't really tell on my phoneuempel wrote:Update:
Unique wrote:Are those 1m SPX charts log or arth? I can't really tell on my phoneuempel wrote:Update:
Al_Dente wrote:LONG TERM:
After 43 months above the MONTHLY 10ma, and a SPY move from roughly 128 to 198, she is set to close below the MONTHLY 10ma today
(barring any last minute shenanigans) .
This occurred twice since the 2009 bottom.
2010 and 2011
Long termers had to wait 3 months (2010) and 6 months (2011) for a re-entry signal (a close above 10ma). Both times the re-entry was at a higher spy price (roughly 5-10 spy points higher on re-entry).
This pissed off the long termers, as they had to endure paying taxes on gains, and round trip commissions, and higher re-entry prices.
But those who honored the sell signals of 2000 and 2007 did not complain.
Let’s say that instead of outright selling, long-term folks enter “synthetic sells” (like long puts or their insurance equivalents). We should be able to track that using Put/Call Ratios or put volume levels or etc.
SKEW has already been pricing in “black swan” risk. SKEW closed at 130.38 Friday (too high) and is still up there today.
[“…as the disaster risk increases, customers demand more puts as insurance while market makers become more credit constrained in writing puts. The skew steepens because the credit constraint is more sensitive to out-of-the-money puts.”]
http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=%5ES ... king":true}
And VIX futures are still in backwardation ( -10.44% at Friday’s close).
http://www.barchart.com/commodityfuture ... de=I&view=
Something for the bulls, short to medium term:
Keep an eye on the ZWEIG BREADTH THRUST indicator
This is only day five, so you have to wait.
If the Zweig indicator (top panel) can move from zenith to nadir (41 to 60) in TEN DAYS the bulls are off to the races.
tsf wrote:Thank you for your posts !
Agree, you hit a lot of great points on longer term market Pasta.tsf wrote:Thank you for your posts !
Al_Dente wrote:LONG TERM:
After 43 months above the MONTHLY 10ma, and a SPY move from roughly 128 to 198, she is set to close below the MONTHLY 10ma today
(barring any last minute shenanigans) .
This occurred twice since the 2009 bottom.
2010 and 2011
Long termers had to wait 3 months (2010) and 6 months (2011) for a re-entry signal (a close above 10ma). Both times the re-entry was at a higher spy price (roughly 5-10 spy points higher on re-entry).
This pissed off the long termers, as they had to endure paying taxes on gains, and round trip commissions, and higher re-entry prices.
But those who honored the sell signals of 2000 and 2007 did not complain.
Let’s say that instead of outright selling, long-term folks enter “synthetic sells” (like long puts or their insurance equivalents). We should be able to track that using Put/Call Ratios or put volume levels or etc.
SKEW has already been pricing in “black swan” risk. SKEW closed at 130.38 Friday (too high) and is still up there today.
[“…as the disaster risk increases, customers demand more puts as insurance while market makers become more credit constrained in writing puts. The skew steepens because the credit constraint is more sensitive to out-of-the-money puts.”]
http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=%5ES ... king":true}
And VIX futures are still in backwardation ( -10.44% at Friday’s close).
http://www.barchart.com/commodityfuture ... de=I&view=
Something for the bulls, short to medium term:
Keep an eye on the ZWEIG BREADTH THRUST indicator
This is only day five, so you have to wait.
If the Zweig indicator (top panel) can move from zenith to nadir (41 to 60) in TEN DAYS the bulls are off to the races.
ThanksUnique wrote:tsf wrote:Thank you for your posts !
Agree, you hit a lot of great points on longer term market Pasta.
------
For long term traders/investors I think we are at an important phase and should proceed with caution to long term holdings,
the Al Brooks perspective in the past 2 weekly updates have been interesting as well. Links in weekend update
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1777&start=20#p198631