The NYSE Summation Index continues to move lower, signaling persistent selling pressure and broad market weakness. Until this indicator reverses and heads higher, the market will continue to liquidate, potentially taking us to the March lows. Stay defensive and manage your risks by cutting loses quickly.
Despite Friday’s positive close in the S&P 500, the NYSE Summation Index continues to fall from levels not seen since 2004. Until this chart reverses and begins making X’s, the S&P 500 remains a dangerous place for investment. As market breadth continues to weaken, the probability of a successful purchase decreases as fewer stocks are…
This post is graphic heavy but the message is clear, increased shorting and liquidity are the modi operandi. Until these charts begin to print X’s, the S&P 500 is not a safe investment. Volatility is increasing relative to the number of strong performing stocks, reducing the odds of successful investment as market breadth wanes unfavorably….
The NYSE Summation Index looks poised for a correction. The new red O indicates the 2 month uptrend has lost momentum. Investors should get defensive and exercise conservative risk management.