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MORE SHORTSELL SIGNALS TODAY. IS THE RALLY ALREADY OVER? SELLING TO START AGAIN. 2 comments
Nov 22, 2012 4:03 AM
OK. WE HAD ONE DAY OF STRONG BUY, FOLLOWED BY TWO DAYS OF HEROIC RESISTANCE TO SELLING. WHAT DOES ALL OF THIS MEAN?
Well, in my view, it means that the Bear is still in charge. The markets are now short-term overbought -- and most issues didn't gain much, merely treading water. One of our best trading systems gave the following readings over the last two days. Note again, the only long signals today are for two INVERSE BEAR ETF's: China and Short Industrials:
SYMBOL
CLOSE
TODAY
YESTERDAY
COMPANY
AFFX
3.22
Enter Short
Affymetrics Inc.
AVEO
6.71
Enter Short
AVEO Pharmaceuticals
CHK
17.59
Enter Short
Chesapeake Energy
HLF
48.67
Enter Short
HERBALIFE
KGN
4.08
Enter Short
Keegan Resources Gold
KSU
76.33
Enter Short
KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN
LXRX
1.72
Enter Short
Lexicon Pharmaceutical
NAB.AX
23.64
Enter Short
National Bank of Australia
NILE
37.39
Enter Short
Blue Nile
SCHN
27.82
Enter Short
Schnitzer Steel Indust
^TNX
1.687
Enter Short
10-Year CBOE Interest Rate
DDD
41.41
Enter Short
3D Systems
DNDN
4.39
Enter Short
Dendreon Corp
EXM
0.451
Enter Short
Excel Maritime Carriers
MAKO
13.95
Enter Short
Mako Surgical Corp
MET
32.84
Enter Short
MET LIFE INSURANCE
UNH
53.53
Enter Short
United Healthcare Daily
AIG
32.67
American Intl Group Daily
ETFC
8.11
E-Trade Financial Daily
EZCH
36.95
EZChip Semiconductor
LNKD
107.59
Linked In
RGR
53.07
Sturm Ruger
AXPW
0.26
Enter Long
AXION
TNP
3.94
Enter Long
Tsakos Energy Navigation LTD
FXP
21.89
Enter Long
Short FTSEChina Index ETF Daily
SIJ
30.75
Enter Long
Short Industrials ETF Daily
On Seeking Alpha over the last few days we had all kinds of stories about the 'New Bull Market' and 'Did Apple Bottom on Friday?' -- I guess I would answer both of these questions: NO.
Did Apple bottom on Friday? Let's look at an AAPL chart -- in fact, AAPL is giving a short-sell signal today and would appear on our list above if it had not already given a shortsell signal back in September:
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Not a positive picture for Apple Computer.
So, what about the market generally? The rally is already overbought; and it did not really go anywhere. My view is that we are ready for another leg down. Let's look at the S&P 500 Index (negative) and the US Dollar Bullish ETF (UUP -- positive, which seems to be negative for stocks). The last three days have been a pullback in the US Dollar. If the Dollar resumes its climb, then stocks should resume their decline:
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INDIVIDUAL STOCKS TO TRADE (see table above)
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I am not a perma-bear. When buying turns my system back to "GO" I will announce this to my readers.
Best,
Michael J. Clark
CGTS, Hanoi, Vietnam
22 November 2012
The anniversary of the murder of President John F. Kennedy by the Old Money Patriarchs (Big Oil in Texas, Mafia in New Orleans, CIA, with coverup assistance from J Edgar Hoover and the FBI). INFAMY.
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Michael, Which parameters in these charts do you use to decide it's overbought? For example from Aug to mid Sep your charts show aapl as overbought but aapl didn't fall in that period. It went up.
My short-term OB/OS indicator is what I call M2F ALT which is the blue green line in the second pane down from the top. I meant to mark them all with the 'overbought' or 'oversold' tag. Overbought is greater than 90 and oversold less than 10. Although the movement of the indicator is what is important -- for instance, in a rally what carries the indicator to 70 instead of 100, this tells us that the buyers did not muster much strength.
I do not consider the OB/OS indicators by themselves. They are of secondary importance only. The most important indicators are the more long-term momentum indicators I work with: in the charts above the most important indicators are: 1) M2F Plus Trend, red line, 5th from top; 2) M4 Sum Plus 21, black line, third from top; and 3) the 'shape' of the trends (higher highs, higher lows are bullish) -- red lines in second and third panes down.
The OB/OS indicators are especially useful as countersigns in a given move. That is, when a stock is bearish by the major indicators, then an overbought reading is a sign for potential shorting in terms of timing. When a stock is bullish by the major indicators, then an oversold reading indicates a possible time to buy a stock.
I hope that helps.
The chart above says Apple, at this specific moment in time, today, is short-term overbought -- and is bearish in terms of the long-term indicators. Our #1 long-term indicator (M2F alt Plus) gave a shortsell signal in September: -1. It is a buy from the point it goes to +1 to the time if goes to -1.
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MORE SHORTSELL SIGNALS TODAY. IS THE RALLY ALREADY OVER? SELLING TO START AGAIN. 2 comments
OK. WE HAD ONE DAY OF STRONG BUY, FOLLOWED BY TWO DAYS OF HEROIC RESISTANCE TO SELLING. WHAT DOES ALL OF THIS MEAN?
Well, in my view, it means that the Bear is still in charge. The markets are now short-term overbought -- and most issues didn't gain much, merely treading water. One of our best trading systems gave the following readings over the last two days. Note again, the only long signals today are for two INVERSE BEAR ETF's: China and Short Industrials:
On Seeking Alpha over the last few days we had all kinds of stories about the 'New Bull Market' and 'Did Apple Bottom on Friday?' -- I guess I would answer both of these questions: NO.
Did Apple bottom on Friday? Let's look at an AAPL chart -- in fact, AAPL is giving a short-sell signal today and would appear on our list above if it had not already given a shortsell signal back in September:
(click to enlarge)
Not a positive picture for Apple Computer.
So, what about the market generally? The rally is already overbought; and it did not really go anywhere. My view is that we are ready for another leg down. Let's look at the S&P 500 Index (negative) and the US Dollar Bullish ETF (UUP -- positive, which seems to be negative for stocks). The last three days have been a pullback in the US Dollar. If the Dollar resumes its climb, then stocks should resume their decline:
(click to enlarge)
(click to enlarge)
INDIVIDUAL STOCKS TO TRADE (see table above)
(click to enlarge)
(click to enlarge)
(click to enlarge)
(click to enlarge)
(click to enlarge)
(click to enlarge)
I am not a perma-bear. When buying turns my system back to "GO" I will announce this to my readers.
Best,
Michael J. Clark
CGTS, Hanoi, Vietnam
22 November 2012
The anniversary of the murder of President John F. Kennedy by the Old Money Patriarchs (Big Oil in Texas, Mafia in New Orleans, CIA, with coverup assistance from J Edgar Hoover and the FBI). INFAMY.
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Which parameters in these charts do you use to decide it's overbought? For example from Aug to mid Sep your charts show aapl as overbought but aapl didn't fall in that period. It went up.
I do not consider the OB/OS indicators by themselves. They are of secondary importance only. The most important indicators are the more long-term momentum indicators I work with: in the charts above the most important indicators are: 1) M2F Plus Trend, red line, 5th from top; 2) M4 Sum Plus 21, black line, third from top; and 3) the 'shape' of the trends (higher highs, higher lows are bullish) -- red lines in second and third panes down.
The OB/OS indicators are especially useful as countersigns in a given move. That is, when a stock is bearish by the major indicators, then an overbought reading is a sign for potential shorting in terms of timing. When a stock is bullish by the major indicators, then an oversold reading indicates a possible time to buy a stock.
I hope that helps.
The chart above says Apple, at this specific moment in time, today, is short-term overbought -- and is bearish in terms of the long-term indicators. Our #1 long-term indicator (M2F alt Plus) gave a shortsell signal in September: -1. It is a buy from the point it goes to +1 to the time if goes to -1.
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