Tuesday, March 16th, 2010

Thursday’s S&P500 Buy/Sell Strength Charts

Sunday, July 5, 2009 at 6:52 pm

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As always, I present to you my custom indicator that measures the amount of buying or selling (as I’ve quantified it) in the market.  In the close-up annotated chart, I’ve color-coded the arrows which allows for even the most ADD-raddled of readers to quickly assess the overall picture.  In this case, it doesn’t look great, since everthing is red arrows.  Another thing to note is that the S&P 500 closed exactly at its lowest 5-day low of 896.42, which essentially means this low was made Thursday, but happens to be a mere 15 cents higher than the next lowest part of the line at 896.27.  Technically, per the trailing of 5-day lowest lows, we are in an uptrend, but with so much red in my chart I imagine that will soon be put under the test.

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10 Responses to “Thursday’s S&P500 Buy/Sell Strength Charts”
  1. DPeezy says:

    The market was OPEN on Friday?!

  2. Danny says:

    why whatever do you mean DP? Obviously it was closed.

  3. Aris says:

    good stuff, danny. i think we’re seeing the fact that the market isn’t necessarily cheap, and the only thing that’s going to push us higher is some good earnings news.

    side note: the news on bloomberg tonight is lousy. futures ugly.

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