Other short term Bullish signs are the inverted Bull/Bear ratios from AAII (2 to 1) and Birinyi Bloggers. The CBOE put/call crept higher to 62, although the ISE is more gloomy. Other bad signs down the road are corporate insider selling back up to 40:1, especially tech stocks; and high levels of the McClellan Summation Index; the Bullish percent at 78 has only been higher once this decade (88). Also high is the Nasdaq to NYSE Volume, a sign of speculation that precedes a fall, although veteran Phil Roth stated in Barrons that tops are preceded by a flight to large cap quality (??).
Here are the numbers - the Spring TSAA Review has the 5-year highs/lows that preceded corrections:
Mktsentiment. 5/4/2007......5Yr.HI........ LOW
DJIA ………. 13264...........132640...........7286
Nasdaq………. 2572............2572.............1114
S&P500…….. 1505............1505............776
CBOE Equity put/call .62............87-5/04........46-1/03
VIX ………. 12.9..........44 9/02........10.0-7/05
ISEE-call/put ……. 151...........299-12/04.......58 - 3/9/07
(>200/Bearish)
McClel Osc……………5...............91-5/04.........(81)-5/04
McClelSum…………… 838..........1568-6/03.......(726)-5/04
Newsletter Surveys:
Inv.Intel -Bull:…..…. ..51.7...........62.9-12/04......35-6/06
Bear:………… 24.7 .........38.2-3/03.......16-6/03
AAII-Bull/Bear ……….28.6/54.3....n/a n/a
MarketVane Bulls…. 72......... 74..............24
Birinyi Blogger
Bull/Bear Poll …………34.3/40.6
Bullish%- ……….…78...............88 -2/04...... 46-8/04
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Short/longtermBL/BR. N(neutral)/N
*Insider corporate sellers 40:1
Sectors: Most Buyers: Finance, Tech
Most Sellers: Tech (37% of Total);Healthcare, Finance, Consumers,
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