A Classic Event to keep a record of … Let’s post a charting event that you should keep in a notebook as a reference. It is an event that happened a little less than a year ago on July 27, 2011. It was a day where 5 out of 5 indicators on our Multi-Model went to a negative trending [...]
Today’s chart on the daily amount of Institutional Buying and Selling activity
April 25, 2012 By
One of the daily charts our Standard and Advanced subscribers really like is today’s chart on the daily amount of Institutional Buying and Selling activity. In this chart (see below), we plot the amount of daily Institutional Buying as a blue line, and we plot the daily amount of Institutional Selling as a red mountain chart. By [...]
What are Institutional Investors doing? It may surprise you …
April 11, 2012 By
Today, let’s take another look at the Institutional “core holding stocks” held by Institutional Investors again. Since they control over 50% of the stock market, what they do is relevant to all of us. Today, we will show two charts one long term, and the other a close up as of 10 AM today. The [...]
Is an Institutional Investor smoke alarm going off now?
February 27, 2012 By
Why do people have smoke alarms in their house? Obviously, it is to warn them that there could be a fire, a fire developing, or sometimes it just means you burnt the toast. In any case, you at least check it out and find the culprit. If it is burnt toast, you fix the problem [...]
FOLLOW what Institutional Investors are doing.
February 21, 2012 By
This will be a day where we share one of our www.StockTiming.com paid subscriber charts as a courtesy to our free members. What’s the chart? It is a chart that shows the Net of Institutional Investor Buying and Selling activity on a daily basis. If there is more Institutional buying than selling, then they are in Accumulation and [...]
The link between Lower Bollinger Band levels and Distribution …
January 30, 2012 By
The link between Lower Bollinger Band levels and Distribution … You all know how it works … Institutional Investors move the markets with more power than individual investors. The reason is obvious because they contribute to over 50% of the daily volume relative to longer term buy and hold purchases. So today, we will share [...]
Sectors that Institutional Investors are in …
November 18, 2011 By
Sectors that Institutional Investors are in … High-risks, danger, and lots of turmoil … and yet the Institutional Index of “core holdings” has held its ground fairly well. Of course, the core holding stocks are not ordinary stocks … they are generally higher priced blue chip quality stocks. The top 8 core holding stocks were [...]
New Lows and Institutional Accumulation behavior ….
November 8, 2011 By
Are Institutional Investors panicking? The answer from the current level of NYSE New Lows is suggesting that Institutional Investors are not panicking. I have spoken about what levels to look for on this indicator, and since we are still receiving requests for them, here they are again: (Chart is posted daily on www.StockTiming.com’s Standard Update) [...]
Aftershocks from a nervous market …
August 12, 2011 By
Aftershocks from a nervous market … By now, you know why I like the Institutional Index of “core holdings”. It is because it is not really an index, and it represents the action of the core holdings being held by institutional investors. Since it isn’t really an index, it can’t be manipulated, tweaked, or experience [...]
Are Panic Levels on the Rise?
August 2, 2011 By
August 2nd. Update of: Will the Institutional Index of “core holdings” stall out? July 26th’s comments are first, followed by August 2nd’s comments … July 26th Comments: With over half of all the stock asset positions belonging to Institutional Investors, they have a controlling influence on the market. So, we follow what is happening to [...]
