The reason why I didn’t sell more today is due to the ferocity of today’s decline, with respect to The PPT‘s Overall Hybrid algorithm. As you know, the system grades all stocks, based on technicals and fundies, using a 1-5 scale. When the rubberband extends to any extreme, it flags Overbought and Oversold signals, which vary in accuracy. However, for the most part, the Overall Hybrid score, when calibrated perfectly, cannot be fucked with or matched by any black box system out there, laughing at the shit you retail idiots concoct and spit on the institutional clusterfucks.
At any rate, two days ago the system flagged Overbought and went into extreme Overbought yesterday, registering the second highest score in PPT history. I was expecting a pullback, but not a broken elevator shaft, “fuck you, you’re dead” catastrophe. The result: a mammoth drop in hybrid score to the tune of 19.91%.
What does this mean?
It means the average stock graded by The PPT had its score sliced by at least 19.91% aka the 4th largest single day reduction in score ever. Your next question is “what happened on previous occasions of large hybrid drops?”
The answers are forthcoming.
9/7/10- Hybrid Drop 23%, SPY @$108.02
9/11/10- SPY @$111.05
4 day net result: +2.8%
6/4/10- Hybrid Drop of 21%, SPY @$105.19
6/10/10- SPY @$107.49
4 day net result: +2.18%
12/1/08- Hybrid Drop 20%, SPY @$78.08
12/5/08- SPY @$83.59
4 day net result: +7.05%
6/1/11- Hybrid Drop 19.91%, SPY @ $131.87
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2/10/09- Hybrid Drop 18%, SPY @$79.65
2/17/09- SPY @$75.92
4 day net result: -4.68%
8/30/10- Hybrid Drop 18%, SPY @ $103.75
9/3/10- SPY @ $109.25
4 day net result: +5.3%
It’s worth noting, on the one negative outcome, the market was up immediately after the big down day and only dropped on the 4th day. And, there are numerous scores of double digit hybrid drops, with an overwhelming net result of higher stock prices, shortly thereafter.
Get your fucking popcorn ready.
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