My long(er) term model for SPY using TRIN data remains in Buy mode. SMA of TRIN (2nd panel) is right above the last resistance/support level. A drop below this line, IMHO, will open the flood gate.
My Small Cap Long-Intermediate term Model remains in Sell mode. Both price and Lending_Environment (LE) based oscillators are in sell mode. As prices didn’t deteriorate much since the last sell (actually shorts based on last signal are in red), price oscillator can quickly turn positive with further improvement in price. Also, note the LE is getting very close to turning positive. When both are positive, it is very rewarding to hold long position for longer duration. Also note that during this time short swings do poorly. (This is a “Trend is your friend” setup).
My shorter term Small Cap model is currently in Buy mode. However, it is expected to give a Sell signal in next few days

. This has been a good dog (86% win rate)

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My three models above may make you think that I am confused. But I am not. I use all these in real time. As a consequence at times I am both long and short. Since no model is infallible, by using different models I hope to avoid pitfalls of any one model. I hope this setup will continue to work for me as it has in the past (I know past performance is not a guarantee of future)
Now you must be wondering what I am doing in a day trading forum. Before I try to answer this take a careful look at all three panels for Shorter term small cap model and note the following:
For this model
All 28 prior exit bars were red.
In all cases price made a higher high (then a day earlier) on the day of exit
Prices were soft after the exit. Actually taking a short position on exiting from TNA would have fetched 136% return (79% win rate).
This model predicts a sell off of some kind after the expected signal materializes some time next week.
So now what I am doing here. I am here to improve my timing of execution of trades. This table should illustrate the motive (key NDO, Next day Open after signal, etc.)

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Happy trading!
Disclaimer: This is not advice to buy or sell anything. This information is for educational purposes, therefore, should be used for this purpose only.
Above is provided for informational purposes only and shouldn't be considered an investment advice or recommendation to buy or sell anything.