If you recall, on Friday, we discussed how Institutional Investors had “control over the direction” of the market, On Monday (yesterday), we discussed how (daily) Inflowing Liquidity levels are also a key element in today’s market movements. Since then, we have had a lot of requests to “see” a chart showing the daily Accumulation/Distribution levels [...]
The MOST Important Key to the Stock Market …
April 15, 2013 by
Last Friday we covered one of the two “Most Important Questions” you should ask about today’s market. As promised, we will discuss the Second Most Important Question today. The Question is: What is the most Important key to the Stock Market? The answer is: ”The Net amount of Inflowing Liquidity”. Background: What is “Inflowing Liquidity” and what is the definition of [...]
What’s are the Most Important questions you should ask about today’s market?
April 12, 2013 by
What’s are the Most Important questions you should ask about today’s market? Question #1: Is there a group of investors that “control the direction” of the stock market? The answer is yes, and they are a group that own over half of all the stocks. They are not HFTs (High Frequency Traders), and they hold the stocks [...]
Trade effectively by just doing what Institutional Investors are doing.
March 20, 2013 by
Are Institutional Investors in Accumulation or Distribution? We have been posting the Institutional Investor Accumulation/Distribution chart (from our Standard subscriber site) on this free member site for the past two weeks. We will post it again today, but then refrain in posting it for a while in fairness to our paid subscribers. Here is what [...]
WATCH the level of Institutional Investor Accumulation NOW …
March 18, 2013 by
Today will be a Free Member “courtesy day” where we share one of our 3 dozen plus charts posted daily. Today’s choice is the level and trending of Accumulation and Distribution by Institutional Investors. _________________________________________________ Institutional Investor Accumulation/Distribution Levels … Below are the Institutional Investor levels and trending for Accumulation/Distribution since last November. The chart show’s [...]
Which index had no down days for the past two days?
February 22, 2013 by
For at least a week, we have been telling our paid subscribers to be very careful. We commented that risk levels were getting very concerning (as seen by the posted charts in the Standard site’s Special Chart section). We continued … Conditions are now likely to be more erratic and volatile. This is a good [...]
The VIX and the SPY are NOT in sync …
February 15, 2013 by
The VIX and the SPY are NOT in sync … You know how they work … since the VIX moves opposite to the stock market, a higher VIX correlates with a lower market, and a lower VIX correlates to a higher market. But, that is not exactly what has happened since January 23rd. If you [...]
Update to our Ribbon, Breakout-Indicator chart
January 25, 2013 by
we will share one of our StockTiming.com Standard subscriber charts that we have been posting in the past few weeks. This particular chart was posted last Friday, and is a bar chart with a proprietary Ribbon Chart and Breakout Direction Indicator. This particular model is in our final research phase, but for now, we can say [...]
Very bullish and very overbought is one way to describe the market
January 22, 2013 by
Very bullish and very overbought is one way to describe the market based on this stock count on the S&P 500. This chart is derived from doing a count every night on the number of Strong Stocks and Weak Stocks on the S&P 500. Since it is based only on Strength levels, it measures the S&P [...]
Investors often find Bollinger Bands very useful …
December 19, 2012 by
Investors often find Bollinger Bands very useful because they show when index or stock levels are reaching extremes. This is accomplished because Bollinger bands (on a 20-2-2 setting) measure the tick action against two standard deviations of action. Typically, when a tick is above or below the extreme bands, it indicates an overbought or oversold [...]
