The S&P 500 Bullidex rose 6.71% to close at 169.4, indicating a fall in volatility relative to the percentage of rising stocks. On April 20th, the Bullidex began to register a downtrend as risks rose and the number of good stocks fell. The market is growing increasingly unfavorable for investment, so consider raising stops, cutting…
On Friday the Bullidex rose 9.78% to close at 194.4, breaking the January highs! The uptrend remains intact as the bears get skinned by some ballsy bulls. There is no reason to bet on a pullback until there is some evidence of weakness. Volatility remains in a downtrend and there is an increasing number of…
The uptrend remains intact as the S&P 500 Bullidex rose 5.04% to close at 177.1, indicating less volatility amidst more rising stocks. A rising Bullidex is a buy signal as the market exhibits stability and better odds. Note how the March low failed to break the October low, a positive change in the market hidden…
The S&P 500 Bullidex rose 3.13% to close at 168.6, giving strength to the bulls as volatility drops relative to the number of rising stocks.
According to the S&P 500 Bullidex, luck favors the bulls as the blue line rises. There are a few stocks making new highs as the uptrend grows stronger. Though my indicator said sell two days ago, the intraday strength has kept me from getting too bold with such a trade. APAC, MEMS, SGU, CACH and…
The rally that began 21 days ago on March 10th seems to have come to an end, so my intraday bias is to the short side. Investors must beware the recent change, volatility is rising and more stocks are falling. The 2x S& 500 Inverse ‘SDS’ looks like a good buy, but I’m more interested…
I’m in Vancouver on a netbook, so I’m making today’s post quick. The S&P 500 Bullidex rose 16.7% to close at 97.155, and a potential asset allocation is 19% equities (97/501). The falling volatility and increasing percentage of rising stocks is a positive change for investors, but the slope of the blue line is beginning…
The facts are on the charts, the trend higher continues. What more can I say?
What is Bullidex? Bullidex is short for ‘Bullish Percent Volatility Index,’ a combination of S&P 500 derivative indexes to measure Reward & Risk. ‘Bullish Percent Volatility Index’? Think of it as a Reward & Risk Index. $BPSPX tracks the percentage of rising, or “bullish,” S&P 500 stocks. The Reward. $VIX is the S&P 500 Volatility…