Last week we discussed France and how it should be fucked. That turned out to be correct and the Exodus algos went into high gear on Friday, trying to decipher the carnage.
Surprisingly, there isn’t much to tell. Aside from a few random names being OS, like CLX, Friday’s closing levels didn’t push anything into oversold range.
As you can see by the actual OS instances below, Exodus has been crushing the oversold ranges, continuing a path of excellence that was initially take in 2008.
The only bullish bullet point taken away from Friday’s session is the horrible breadth in the market. There wasn’t anywhere to hide, not in gold or bonds or REITs. Everything got hit, marking a 90% down day–the first since August of 2015.
On that fateful day in August of 2015, Exodus did indeed flag OS and the signal worked. Shortly thereafter, however, markets dropped lower–eventually bouncing in late September.
My feelings aside, Exodus is suggesting Friday was a do nothing day. But if history is any guide, we’re in for a rough couple of weeks ahead.
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