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Yes, but on August 1, 2014 the indices & ETFs reading was 40 a slightly low reading to the norm of 55. Yesterday's reading was 20 which is a very bearish reading as those traders are frequently on the right side of the trade. When examining ISEE data one must look at both as they are both significant.cletus wrote:Yesterday's ISEE equity call to put at 58 was the second lowest reading in history. The only other case that low was August 1, 2014 when the equity reading was 45. Here is how the market traded afterwards. A few days more of weakness followed by a vertical rally!
SPY 2/20 low was 208.73, current is 208.75-- after a brief overshoot lower.Cobra wrote:vol surge, feb 20 low (cannot see from this chart, you need daily chart)
The bears giddy with profits? What about the bulls? They are dazed by profitsAl_Dente wrote:This is ALL juiced SHORTS %
Usually SPY lags behind whichever leader is pushing the market down
The fact that SPXU is on top (SPY leads down) indicates that this is a broad-market decline
So do these intraday stats:
NYSE declining stocks = 5.7x advancing stocks
NYSE declining volume = 3.5x advancing volume
I have no way of knowing whether this bounce will fail (it “should” fail) or if it will turn into a short squeeze where the bears, giddy with profits, will cover like honey badgers