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The Dorsey Wright Money Management team is composed of Michael Moody, Harold Parker, John Lewis, Andy Hyer, and JP Lee. Mr. Moody and Mr. Parker, Senior Portfolio Managers, joined Dorsey Wright Money Management in 1994. John Lewis, Portfolio Manager, joined the team in 2002. Andy Hyer, Marketing... More
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  • Fund Flows
    The Investment Company Institute is the national association of U.S. investment companies, including mutual funds, closed-end funds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and unit investment trusts (UITs).  Members of ICI manage total assets of $11.82 trillion and serve nearly 90 million shareholders.  Flow estimates are derived from data collected covering more than 95 percent of industry assets and are adjusted to represent industry totals.

    The pressure to pull money out of domestic equities seems to be waning in recent weeks.  However, taxable bond funds continue to be the biggest recipient of new money.
    Oct 28 3:40 PM | Link | Comment!
  • High RS Diffusion Index

    The chart below measures the percentage of high relative strength stocks that are trading above their 50-day moving average (universe of mid and large cap stocks.) As of 10/26/10.

    After pulling back to the middle of the distribution in August, high relative strength stocks have moved sharply higher over the last 7 weeks and over 90% continue to trade above their 50 day moving average. 
    Oct 27 10:41 AM | Link | Comment!
  • Relative Strength Spread

    The chart below is the spread between the relative strength leaders and relative strength laggards (universe of mid and large cap stocks).  When the chart is rising, relative strength leaders are performing better than relative strength laggards.    As of 10/25/2010:

    The RS Spread has remained relatively flat over the last year as a result of RS leaders and laggards generating similar performance.  This transitional period was preceded by a sharply declining spread during the initial months of the new bull market–a time in which there were major changes in leadership.  Stay tuned for what I expect will be a rising spread in the coming years. 
    Oct 26 9:31 AM | Link | Comment!
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