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We remain in the "Red Flag" mode, expecting lower prices ahead, although that could change at any time in today's crazy world. We still have “sell” signals on most of our major indicators as we oscillate in a relatively narrow trading range.
Here’s a picture of what the last month has looked like:
We go to “Red Flag Flying” status this after last week’s sell off and the technical damage done to the major indexes and sectors. We expect still lower prices ahead.
The markets remain overvalued and clearly investor sentiment has dramatically changed over the past few days. As fast as this market has climbed, it’s perfectly plausible to imagine an unwind that could be just as fast and aggressive.
This week found us in cash as the markets appear to be hitting the ceiling at approximately 1100 on the S&P 500. We remain in "Yellow Flag" mode and expect choppy prices ahead.
Last Wednesday, October, 14, 2009, the Dow Jones Industrials closed above 10,000, and this milestone was met with the predictable cheerleading among the financial media.
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Where to Next?
We still have “sell” signals on most of our major indicators as we oscillate in a relatively narrow trading range.
Here’s a picture of what the last month has looked like:
Red Flag Flying
The markets remain overvalued and clearly investor sentiment has dramatically changed over the past few days. As fast as this market has climbed, it’s perfectly plausible to imagine an unwind that could be just as fast and aggressive.
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